Allen Young

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August 23, 2023 Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 8)
https://youtu.be/qlHrJSbevfI
Uterus
and
ovaries
include
broad
ligament
of
the
uterus
(which
includes
mesovarium,
mesosalpinx,
mesometrium),
ovarian
ligament
(also
called
the
utero-ovarian
ligament
or
proper
ovarian
ligament),
suspensory
ligament
of
the
ovary
(also
called
infundibulopelvic
ligament,
commonly
abbreviated
IP
ligament
or
simply
IP).
Pelvic
peritoneum
(or
urogenital
peritoneum)
recesses
include
female
pelvic
peritoneum
(or
urogenital
peritoneum)
recesses,
which
include
rectouterine
pouch
(also
known
as
recto-uterine
pouch,
pouch
of
Douglas,
or
rectovaginal
pouch),
rectouterine
fold
(which
includes
uterosacral
ligament
[also
known
as
rectouterine
ligament]),
vesicouterine
pouch
(also
known
as
uterovesicle
pouch),
ovarian
fossa,
paravesical
fossa;
retroperitoneum;
male
pelvic
peritoneum
(or
urogenital
peritoneum)
recesses,
which
include
rectovesical
pouch,
pararectal
fossa
(also
known
as
pararectal
pouch).
Spaces
include
extraperitoneal
space,
retroperitoneal
space
(also
known
as
retroperitoneum),
retropubic
space.
Fetal
vascular
remnant
ligaments
include
heart,
liver,
and
umbilical.
Heart
includes
ligamentum
arteriosum
(also
known
as
arterial
ligament,
Botallo's
ligament,
Harvey's
ligament,
and
Botallo's
duct).
Liver
includes
round
ligament
of
the
liver
(also
known
as
ligamentum
teres,
or
ligamentum
teres
hepatis),
ligamentum
venosum
(also
known
as
Arantius'
ligament).
Umbilical
includes
medial
umbilical
ligament
(also
known
as
cord
of
umbilical
artery,
or
obliterated
umbilical
artery)
(see
also
median
umbilical
ligament
and
lateral
umbilical
fold).
...more
3min
August 22, 2023 Human longevity biotech human thinking transform
https://youtu.be/Li1qy_uOuPw
The
human
biological
clock
dictates
the
human
thinking,
decisions,
and
actions.
When
you're
young,
you
think,
decide,
and
act
in
certain
ways
because
your
human
brain
thinks
you
have
time.
When
you're
old,
you
think,
decide,
and
act
in
certain
ways
because
your
human
brain
thinks
you
don't
have
much
time
left.
If
you
can
live
forever
until
the
end
of
the
Universe,
for
the
next
250
billion
years,
with
a
youthful,
healthy,
and
beautiful
human
body,
and
be
able
to
procreate
for
the
next
250
billion
years—through
using
human
immortality
biotech
and
human
female
and
male
fertility
lengthening
biotech—you
certainly
would
think,
decide,
and
act
in
ways
very
different
from
when
you
have
a
limited
human
life,
because
your
human
brain
would
think
you
have
unlimited
time
to
do
anything
and
everything
you
want
and
procreate
anytime
you
want.
If
and
when
the
human
biological
clock
stops
ticking—due
to
the
realizations
of
the
human
longevity
biotech
and
the
human
female
and
male
fertility
lengthening
biotech—humans
will
think,
decide,
and
act
in
dramatically
different
ways.
If
and
when
the
human
longevity
biotech
and
the
human
female
and
male
fertility
lengthening
biotech
become
realized
and
commercialized—that
will
enable
both
women
and
men
to
live
150
years
or
more
with
youthful,
healthy,
and
beautiful
human
bodies,
and
be
able
to
procreate
for
150
years
or
more—human
thinking,
decisions,
and
actions
will
change
dramatically
because
human
brains
will
think
they
have
much
more
time
than
ever
before.
Human
brain
is
very
sensitive
to
the
expectation
of
how
long
one
will
live
and
can
procreate,
because
the
human
brain
is
designed
to
operate
according
to
one's
expectation
on
how
long
one
will
live
and
can
procreate.
Certain
things
become
very
urgent
when
you
have
a
limited
human
life;
human
beings
are
slaves
to
their
biological
clocks;
human
beings
are
forced
to
do
certain
things
according
to
their
biological
clocks;
the
human
longevity
biotech
and
the
human
female
and
male
fertility
lengthening
biotech
will
liberate
humans
from
the
tyranny
of
their
biological
clocks.
I
strive
to
develop
and
commercialize
the
human
longevity
biotech
for
enabling
humans
to
live
150
years
or
more
with
young,
healthy,
and
beautiful
human
bodies.
Even
though
there
is
no
guarantee
of
realizing
the
human
longevity
biotech,
I
am
absolutely
certain
it's
an
extremely
worthwhile
endeavor
to
pursue
in
science,
technology,
and
capitalism.
In
my
Unified
Humanity
Science,
I
will
QMASP
(Quantify,
Model,
Analyze,
Simulate,
and
Predict)
how
the
human
brain
operates
according
to
its
expectations
on
how
long
one
will
live
and
can
procreate.
...more
3min
August 22, 2023 Java Spring Boot reference doc 3.1.2 outline (pt1)
https://youtu.be/3s4Pp6X7uUw
The
Spring
Boot
reference
documentation
version
3.1.2
contains
the
following
main
sections,
which
I
figure
are
what
you
need
to
be
concerned
about
as
a
Java
Spring
Boot
app
developer.
Using
Spring
Boot,
Core
Features,
Web,
Data,
IO,
Messaging,
Container
Images,
Production-ready
Features,
Deploying
Spring
Boot
Applications,
GraalVM
Native
Image
Support,
Spring
Boot
CLI,
Build
Tool
Plugins,
“How-to”
Guides,
Application
Properties,
Configuration
Metadata,
Auto-configuration
Classes,
Test
Auto-configuration
Annotations,
Executable
Jars,
Dependency
Versions.
I
divide
the
Java
Spring
Boot
app
development
into
four
major
parts:
design,
implementation,
building
and
testing,
and
deployment.
The
following
Spring
Boot
reference
documentation
main
sections
pertain
to
the
implementation
part
of
the
Java
Spring
Boot
app
development:
Using
Spring
Boot,
Core
Features,
Web,
Data,
IO,
Messaging,
“How-to”
Guides,
Application
Properties.
The
following
Spring
Boot
reference
documentation
main
sections
pertain
to
the
building
and
testing
part
of
the
Java
Spring
Boot
app
development:
Spring
Boot
CLI,
Build
Tool
Plugins,
Configuration
Metadata,
Auto-configuration
Classes,
Test
Auto-configuration
Annotations,
Executable
Jars,
Dependency
Versions.
The
following
Spring
Boot
reference
documentation
main
sections
pertain
to
the
deployment
part
of
the
Java
Spring
Boot
app
development:
Container
Images,
Production-ready
Features,
Deploying
Spring
Boot
Applications,
GraalVM
Native
Image
Support.
Using
Spring
Boot
section
covers
Build
Systems,
Structuring
Your
Code,
Configuration,
Spring
Beans
and
Dependency
Injection,
DevTools,
and
more.
Using
Spring
Boot
section
has
the
following
sub-sections:
Build
Systems,
Structuring
Your
Code,
Configuration
Classes,
Auto-configuration,
Spring
Beans
and
Dependency
Injection,
Using
the
@SpringBootApplication
Annotation,
Running
Your
Application,
Developer
Tools,
Packaging
Your
Application
for
Production.
The
Build
Systems
sub-section
of
the
Using
Spring
Boot
section
has
the
following
sub-sub-sections:
Dependency
Management,
Maven,
Gradle,
Ant,
Starters
The
Structuring
Your
Code
sub-section
of
the
Using
Spring
Boot
section
has
the
following
sub-sub-sections:
Using
the
“default”
Package,
Locating
the
Main
Application
Class
The
Configuration
Classes
sub-section
of
the
Using
Spring
Boot
section
has
the
following
sub-sub-sections:
Importing
Additional
Configuration
Classes,
Importing
XML
Configuration
The
Auto-configuration
sub-section
of
the
Using
Spring
Boot
section
has
the
following
sub-sub-sections:
Gradually
Replacing
Auto-configuration,
Disabling
Specific
Auto-configuration
Classes
...more
4min
August 22, 2023 Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 7)
https://youtu.be/j2yhR7OjCP8
Anatomy
of
the
human
peritoneum
and
mesentery
includes
general,
abdominal
peritoneum,
pelvic
peritoneum
(or
urogenital
peritoneum),
spaces.
General
includes
peritoneum
(peritoneal
cavity),
mesentery.
Abdominal
peritoneum
includes
from
ventral
mesentery,
from
dorsal
mesentery,
abdominal
cavity,
and
general
abdominal
peritoneum.
From
ventral
mesentery
includes
lesser
omentum
(also
known
as
small
omentum
or
gastrohepatic
omentum)
(which
includes
hepatoduodenal
ligament,
hepatogastric
ligament
[also
known
as
gastrohepatic
ligament]);
liver,
which
includes
coronary
ligament
(which
includes
left
triangular
ligament,
right
triangular
ligament,
hepatorenal
ligament),
falciform
ligament
(which
includes
round
ligament
of
the
liver
[also
known
as
ligamentum
teres,
or
ligamentum
teres
hepatis],
ligamentum
venosum
[also
known
as
Arantius'
ligament]).
From
dorsal
mesentery
includes
greater
omentum
(also
known
as
the
great
omentum,
omentum
majus,
gastrocolic
omentum,
epiploon,
or,
especially
in
animals,
caul)
(which
includes
gastrophrenic
ligament,
gastrocolic
ligament,
gastrosplenic
ligament
[also
known
as
the
ligamentum
gastrosplenicum
or
gastrolienal
ligament]),
mesentery,
splenorenal
ligament
(also
known
as
lienorenal
ligament,
from
the
left
kidney
to
the
spleen),
phrenicocolic
ligament
(also
called
Hensing's
ligament,
a
fold
of
peritoneum);
folds
(which
include
umbilical
folds
[which
include
one
median
umbilical
fold,
two
medial
umbilical
folds,
two
lateral
umbilical
folds],
supravesical
fossa,
medial
inguinal
fossa,
lateral
umbilical
fold,
lateral
inguinal
fossa,
ileocecal
fold
[also
known
as
ileocaecal
fold,
ligament
of
Treves,
veil
of
Treves,
or
bloodless
fold
of
Treves]).
Abdominal
cavity
include
greater
sac
(also
known
as
the
general
cavity
[of
the
abdomen]
or
peritoneum
of
the
peritoneal
cavity
proper),
lesser
sac
(also
known
as
the
omental
bursa),
omental
foramen
(also
known
as
epiploic
foramen,
foramen
of
Winslow,
or
uncommonly
aditus,
foramen
epiploicum
in
Latin).
General
abdominal
peritoneum
includes
cystohepatic
triangle
(also
known
as
hepatobiliary
triangle),
hepatorenal
recess
(also
known
as
subhepatic
recess,
pouch
of
Morison
or
Morison's
pouch),
abdominal
wall
(which
includes
inguinal
triangle
[also
known
by
the
eponym
Hesselbach's
triangle]),
peritoneal
recesses
(also
known
as
peritoneal
gutters)
(which
include
paracolic
gutters
[also
known
as
paracolic
sulci,
or
paracolic
recesses],
paramesenteric
gutters
[also
known
as
paramesenteric
recesses
or
infracolic
spaces]).
Pelvic
peritoneum
(or
urogenital
peritoneum)
includes
uterus
and
ovaries,
pelvic
peritoneum
(or
urogenital
peritoneum)
recesses.
...more
5min
August 21, 2023 Individual, group, and mass human psychology exploitation
https://youtu.be/f1GNnxOi_3M
Smart
people
exploit
the
psychologies
of
the
human
individuals,
groups,
organizations,
and
nations.
It's
a
bold
claim,
but
it's
true.
Capitalists
exploit
the
human
psychology
for
building
wealth
for
others
and
themselves.
Politicians
exploit
the
psychology
of
the
human
masses
for
making
people
to
take
political
actions.
Humans
want
better
options
and
circumstances
for
themselves.
The
human
desire
for
wanting
better
things
and
people
must
be
harnessed
for
creating
better
human
options,
opportunities,
and
circumstances.
AI,
robotics,
human
longevity
biotech,
and
nuclear-fusion
reactors
powered
outer
space
tech
must
be
advanced
for
creating
better
human
options,
opportunities,
and
circumstances,
on
Earth,
and
much
more
importantly
in
outer
space.
Human
genetic
engineering
biotech
must
be
advanced
so
that
humans
can
be
genetically
engineered
to
be
much
more
capable
for
having
better
things
and
people
in
their
lives.
Humans
do
anything
and
everything
to
get
better
things
and
people
in
their
lives.
Humans
live
to
get
better
things
and
people
in
their
lives.
Human
destiny
is
seeking
the
better
future.
Humans
cannot
escape
their
genetic
design
of
seeking
the
better
future.
Humans
want
the
advances
in
science,
technology,
and
capitalism,
because
humans
want
the
betterness
that
the
advances
in
science,
technology,
and
capitalism
give!
Humans
are
desperate
for
AI,
robotics,
human
longevity
biotech,
and
nuclear-fusion
reactors
powered
outer
space
tech!
I
will
harness
the
fundamental
human
desire
for
the
better
to
create
the
better
human
reality
via
advancing
AI,
robotics,
human
longevity
biotech,
and
nuclear-fusion
reactors
powered
outer
space
tech.
...more
2min
August 21, 2023 Java Spring Boot overview (pt10)
https://youtu.be/ciwET1btFSw
Support
for
mapping
annotation
attribute
values
in
the
Spring
Environment.
Auto-configuration
for
tests
using
Spring
REST
Docs.
Auto-configuration
for
web
clients.
Auto-configuration
for
reactive
web
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Spring
MVC
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
web
service
clients.
Auto-configuration
for
web
service
server
tests.
Classes
and
annotations
related
to
configuring
Spring's
ApplicationContext
for
tests.
AssertJ
support
for
ApplicationContexts.
Test
utilities
to
run
application
contexts
for
testing.
Support
for
testing
JSON.
Mockito
integration
for
Spring
Boot
tests.
Mock
web
classes
specific
to
Spring
Boot.
RSocket
server
test
utilities
and
support
classes.
Classes
for
System-related
testing.
General
purpose
test
utilities.
Web
client
test
utilities.
HtmlUnit
support
classes.
Selenium
support
classes.
Spring
Boot
support
for
testing
Spring
WebFlux
server
endpoints
via
WebTestClient.
Web
server
test
utilities
and
support
classes.
Spring
bean
support
classes
for
Testcontainers.
Spring
context
support
classes
for
Testcontainers.
Utilities
and
helpers
to
allow
testcontainers
to
be
used
in
a
Spring
ApplicationContext.
Dynamic
container
properties
support.
General
support
for
service
connections
in
tests.
Support
classes
for
reading
annotation
and
class-level
metadata.
Contains
miscellaneous
utility
classes.
Utilities
and
classes
related
to
validation.
Utilities
and
classes
related
to
bean
validation.
Web
client
utilities.
Support
for
web-based
codecs.
Web
integrations
with
Spring's
ApplicationContext.
Embedded
reactive
and
servlet
web
server
implementations
backed
by
Jetty.
Embedded
reactive
web
server
implementation
backed
by
Netty.
Embedded
reactive
and
servlet
web
server
implementations
backed
by
Tomcat.
Embedded
reactive
and
servlet
web
server
implementations
backed
by
Undertow.
Spring
Web
error
handling
infrastructure.
Reactive
based
web
integrations
with
Spring's
ApplicationContext.
Spring
WebFlux
error
handling
infrastructure.
Spring
Boot
specific
WebFilter
implementations.
Spring
WebFlux
WebClient
support
abstractions.
Additional
Views
for
use
with
WebFlux.
Reactive
web
server
abstractions.
Support
for
embedded
web
servers.
Classes
and
utilities
designed
to
work
with
the
jakarta.servlet
specification.
Servlet
based
web
integrations
with
Spring's
WebApplicationContext.
Spring
MVC
error
handling
infrastructure.
Spring
Boot
specific
Filter
implementations.
Servlet
web
server
abstractions.
Support
classes
for
Servlet-based
web
servers.
Additional
Views
for
use
with
Web
MVC.
Web
Services
client
utilities.
...more
4min
August 21, 2023 Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 6)
https://youtu.be/63YEFgWbZE8
Subtalar
joint
(also
known
as
the
talocalcaneal
joint)
includes
anterior
talocalcaneal
ligament
(also
known
as
anterior
calcaneo-astragaloid
ligament
or
anterior
interosseous
ligament)
and
posterior
talocalcaneal
ligament
(also
known
as
posterior
calcaneo-astragaloid
ligament),
lateral
talocalcaneal
ligament
(also
known
as
external
calcaneo-astragaloid
ligament)
and
medial
talocalcaneal
ligament
(also
known
as
internal
calcaneo-astragaloid
ligament),
interosseous
talocalcaneal
ligament.
Transverse
tarsal
joint
(also
known
as
midtarsal
joint
or
Chopart's
joint)
include
talocalcaneonavicular
joint
[ball
and
socket
joint],
calcaneocuboid
joint.
Talocalcaneonavicular
joint
[ball
and
socket
joint]
includes
dorsal
talonavicular
ligament,
plantar
calcaneonavicular
ligament
(also
known
as
the
spring
ligament
or
spring
ligament
complex),
bifurcated
ligament
(also
known
as
internal
calcaneocuboid,
interosseous
ligament
or
bifurcate
ligament)
(dividing
into
calcaneonavicular
ligament
[also
known
as
ligamentum
calcaneonaviculare]).
Calcaneocuboid
joint
include
dorsal
calcaneocuboid
ligament
(also
known
as
superior
calcaneocuboid
ligament),
long
plantar
ligament
(also
known
as
long
calcaneocuboid
ligament,
or
superficial
long
plantar
ligament),
plantar
calcaneocuboid
ligament
(also
known
as
short
calcaneocuboid
ligament,
or
short
plantar
ligament),
bifurcated
ligament
(also
known
as
internal
calcaneocuboid,
interosseous
ligament
or
bifurcate
ligament)
(dividing
into
calcaneocuboid
ligament
[also
known
as
ligamentum
calcaneocuboideum]).
Distal
intertarsal
joint
includes
cuneonavicular
joint,
cuboideonavicular
joint,
intercuneiform
joints.
Cuneonavicular
joint
includes
plantar
cuneonavicular
ligaments,
dorsal
cuneonavicular
ligaments.
Cuboideonavicular
joint
includes
plantar
cuboideonavicular
ligament,
dorsal
cuboideonavicular
ligament.
Intercuneiform
joints
include
plantar
intercuneiform
ligaments,
dorsal
intercuneiform
ligaments,
Interosseous
intercuneiform
ligaments,
Interosseous
cuneometatarsal
ligaments.
Other
included
tarsometatarsal
joints
(also
known
as
Lisfranc
joints),
intermetatarsal
joints
(between
the
base
of
metatarsal
bones),
Metatarsophalangeal
joints
(MTP
joints,
also
informally
known
as
toe
knuckles),
interphalangeal
joints
of
the
foot.
Tarsometatarsal
joints
(also
known
as
Lisfranc
joints)
include
plantar
tarsometatarsal
ligaments,
dorsal
tarsometatarsal
ligaments.
Intermetatarsal
joints
(between
the
base
of
metatarsal
bones)
include
plantar
metatarsal
ligaments,
dorsal
metatarsal
ligaments,
interosseous
metatarsal
ligaments,
superficial
transverse
metatarsal
ligament,
deep
transverse
metatarsal
ligament.
Metatarsophalangeal
joints
(MTP
joints,
also
informally
known
as
toe
knuckles)
include
plantar
ligaments
of
metatarsophalangeal
joints,
collateral
ligaments
of
metatarsophalangeal
joints.
Interphalangeal
joints
of
the
foot
include
plantar
ligaments
of
the
interphalangeal
joints
of
the
foot,
collateral
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August 20, 2023 I pay to fail, because failures are needed for success!
https://youtu.be/WrqgRXRfn8I
A
quest
for
success
is
never
a
straight
path;
you
don't
go
from
your
starting
point
to
your
success
without
obstacles,
failures,
delays,
detours,
and
defeats
in
between.
That's
my
understanding.
The
path
to
success
is
littered
with
failures,
because
failures
are
needed
for
achieving
successes.
Failures
are
critical
and
crucial
ingredients
for
achieving
success!
I
pay
to
fail
with
my
time
and
effort
and
money,
to
learn
the
invaluable
lessons
that
only
failures
can
teach.
My
company,
Robocentric,
pays
to
fail,
because
the
most
invaluable
insights
can
only
be
acquired
through
failures.
Failures
teach
what
doesn't
work.
Failures
teach
what
you
shouldn't
do
next
time.
Failures
teach
how
the
human
reality
actually
works
and
invalidates
all
the
lies
that
humans
habitually
perpetuate.
Failures
teach
the
actual
reality
and
truths.
Failures
teach
you
who
the
smart
people
are
and
who
the
dumb
people
are.
Failures
teach
you
the
smart
things
to
do
and
the
dumb
things
to
avoid.
Failures
vanquish
all
the
wrong
notions
you
had
in
your
head,
and
fill
your
head
with
all
the
right
notions.
Only
failures
can
teach
you
all
the
hidden
secrets,
how
the
reality
actually
works.
Failures
teach
you
who
you
really
are
and
what
you
really
want.
Failures
are
necessary
for
achieving
success,
because
the
lessons
taught
by
failures
must
be
learned
for
achieving
success!
Failures
make
you
grow
and
expand.
Failures
break
you
then
build
you
stronger
and
more
capable
than
ever
before.
I
will
fail
again
and
again
and
again
and
again
until
I
learn
everything
that
I
need
to
learn
for
achieving
my
success,
and
become
strong
and
capable
enough
for
achieving
my
success!
...more
2min
August 20, 2023 Java Spring Boot overview (pt9)
https://youtu.be/7H-GtYs0d9s
Custom
enhancements
and
support
for
the
Jackson
project.
Support
for
Java
Database
Connectivity
(JDBC).
Support
for
initialization
of
an
SQL
database
using
a
JDBC
DataSource.
Support
for
accessing
JDBC
DataSource
metadata.
Support
for
Java
Message
Service
(JMS).
Support
for
parsing
JSON.
Support
and
abstractions
across
several
logging
libraries.
Support
for
'Java
Util
Logging'.
Support
for
the
Log4j
2
logging
library.
Support
for
the
Logback
logging
library.
Support
for
item
origin
tracking.
JPA
Support
classes.
Hibernate
Support
classes.
Support
for
R2DBC
connectivity.
Support
for
initialization
of
an
SQL
database
using
an
R2DBC
ConnectionFactory.
Support
classes
for
Reactor
integration.
RSocket
integrations
with
Spring
Framework's
ApplicationContext.
Support
for
RSocket-based
messaging.
Reactor
Netty
based
RSocket
server
implementation.
Support
for
RSocket
servers.
Classes
and
utilities
for
reactive
Spring
Security.
Classes
and
utilities
for
Servlet-based
Spring
Security.
Support
for
initialization
of
an
SQL
database.
Infrastructure
for
establishing
database
initialization
bean
dependencies.
Management
of
trust
material
that
can
be
used
to
establish
an
SSL
connection.
SSL
trust
material
provider
for
Java
KeyStores.
SSL
trust
material
provider
for
PEM-encoded
certificates.
General
system
support
classes.
Utilities
and
classes
related
to
task
execution
and
scheduling.
Test
auto-configuration
support.
Auto-configuration
for
handling
metrics
in
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
handling
observability
in
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
core
parts
common
to
most
Spring
Boot
applications.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
Cassandra
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
Couchbase
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
Elasticsearch
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
JDBC
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
LDAP
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
Mongo
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
Neo4j
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
R2DBC
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
Redis
tests.
Helper
utilities
for
using
TypeExcludeFilter
with
auto-configured
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
GraphQL
testing.
Auto-configuration
for
GraphQL
tester.
Auto-configuration
for
JDBC
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
jOOQ
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
JSON
tests.
Auto-configuration
for
Data
JPA
tests.
...more
3min
August 20, 2023 Joints and ligaments of human body (v2) (pt 5)
https://youtu.be/MQrqHRYWJxE
Knee
includes
tibiofemoral,
patellofemoral.
Tibiofemoral
includes
articular
capsule
of
the
knee
joint
(commonly
referred
to
as
the
capsular
ligament),
anterior
meniscofemoral
ligament
(also
known
as
ligament
of
Humphry),
Posterior
meniscofemoral
ligament
(also
known
as
the
ligament
of
Wrisberg);
extracapsular,
which
includes
popliteal
(oblique
popliteal
ligament
[also
known
as
posterior
ligament],
arcuate
popliteal
ligament),
collateral
(medial
collateral
ligament
(MCL)
[also
called
the
superficial
medial
collateral
ligament
(sMCL)
or
tibial
collateral
ligament
(TCL)],
lateral
collateral
ligament
[LCL,
also
called
long
external
lateral
ligament
or
fibular
collateral
ligament]);
intracapsular,
which
includes
cruciate
(anterior
cruciate
ligament
[ACL],
posterior
cruciate
ligament
[PCL]),
menisci
(medial
meniscus
fibrocartilage
[also
referred
to
as
the
internal
semilunar
fibrocartilage],
lateral
meniscus
fibrocartilaginous
band
[also
known
as
external
semilunar
fibrocartilage]),
transverse
ligament
of
knee
(also
known
as
anterior
meniscomeniscal
ligament,
or
meniscomeniscal
ligament),
anterolateral
ligament
(ALL).
Patellofemoral
includes
patellar
tendon
(also
sometimes
called
the
patellar
ligament),
infrapatellar
fat
pad
(also
known
as
Hoffa's
fat
pad).
Tibiofibular
joints
includes
superior
tibiofibular
articulation
(also
called
proximal
tibiofibular
joint),
inferior
tibiofibular
joint
(also
known
as
the
distal
tibiofibular
joint,
or
tibiofibular
syndesmosis).
Superior
tibiofibular
articulation
(also
called
proximal
tibiofibular
joint)
includes
anterior
ligament
of
the
head
of
the
fibula
(also
known
as
anterior
superior
ligament),
posterior
ligament
of
the
head
of
the
fibula.
Inferior
tibiofibular
joint
(also
known
as
the
distal
tibiofibular
joint,
or
tibiofibular
syndesmosis)
includes
anterior
tibiofibular
ligament
(also
known
as
anterior
inferior
ligament,
or
anterior
ligament
of
the
lateral
malleolus),
posterior
tibiofibular
ligament
(also
known
as
posterior
inferior
ligament,
or
posterior
ligament
of
the
lateral
malleolus),
interosseous
membrane
of
the
leg
(also
known
as
middle
tibiofibular
ligament).
Foot
includes
ankle
joint
proper
(also
known
as
talocrural
joint),
subtalar
joint
(also
known
as
the
talocalcaneal
joint),
transverse
tarsal
joint
(also
known
as
midtarsal
joint
or
Chopart's
joint),
distal
intertarsal
joint,
other,
arches
of
the
foot.
Ankle
joint
proper
(also
known
as
talocrural
joint)
includse
medial
part,
which
includes
deltoid
ligament
(also
known
as
medial
ligament
of
talocrural
joint)
(which
includes
anterior
tibiotalar
ligament,
posterior
tibiotalar
ligament,
tibiocalcaneal
ligament,
tibionavicular
ligament);
lateral
part,
which
includes
lateral
collateral
ligament
of
ankle
joint
(also
known
as
external
lateral
ligament
of
the
ankle-joint)
(which
includes
anterior
talofibular
ligament,
posterior
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