@georgefarrington895
Bodies are a lot more complicated than people realise. Thank you for sharing this information. Has always thank you to the donors.
@Jokay60
Thank you..I enjoy learning, and it's great that you're showing the skeletol parts. It helps so much.
@CharlesReedPi
Instantly we all start doing breathing exercises ❤
@madcatlady
did you know you have muscles on the inside of your ribs? Why did I immediately think of roasted pork sticky ribs 🤣
@crimson-nautilus
I wouldn't have realized those were muscles at all! They look like connective tissue to the untrained eye. I love learning more about the human body ❤
@savagepro9060
Please feature the celiac plexus, also known as the solar plexus!
@kimberlysadberry6757
I strained these at work one time( heavy lifting and pulling mattresses upstairs) and it was the most painful 2 days of my life. I couldn't breathe, I couldn't lay on my side, I couldn't sleep... it was insane
@Marr-in-Memphis
Are the dotted black lines veins or marks made when studying this cadaver?
@savagepro9060
'Transversus Thoracis'🤔🤨Kinda sounds like a stubborn chicken bone stuck across my throat!
@wyomingadventures
Very interesting. That's cool. Our bodies are so amazing.
@user-DVpazyamor
Are they weak with Scleroderma?
@reillys816
Forbidden chicken.
@abdelrahmanahmed2753
Thanks for these useful information❤ So, do transversus thoracis muscles works during normal and forced expiration or during forced expiration only ?
@savagepro9060
Trans versus Thoracis . . . now that's a rib-caged war!
@bobzee5153
Cool!
@Ij-jan
I couldn’t help but try it lol
@styrofoamcupwitha4innit
taking a bong rip aftee watching this
@vickyrobinson456
Do you have a cadaver with knee replacement or hip replacement? I would really like to see those. Thx, if you can.
@Middle-Road.Kim.K
Did I know I had muscles between my ribs? Heck yeah, I knew! You haven't lived until you get a charlie horse "between" your ribs. 😣 😂
@MikeyDonna