I am on Gabapentin. I have suffered for years! I am scheduled to have a radiation frequency Trigeminal Ablation. I will be awake for the entire procedure. I am scared.

Great surgery. Congrats

@ Aaron Cohen-Gadol, M.D. in 1994 I had a 26mm basilar artery aneurysm they went in on the right side of my sckull I had a partial stroke from a clot that came out of the aneurysm they used a clip on it. my question is, is the aneurysm still there or has it been absorbed by the body? I was 27 yrs old at the time I'm now 57

Impressive

Ballon compression is worse experience for me😭😭

Thank you professor.we are going to do it today

I suffer with terrible headaches which begins like 3am in the morning? I suffet with lots of headaches

I e had seizures related to my neck tension stiffness. Chiropractor said at age 15 or so I had chiari. Now I’m epileptic without any concern being directed at my neck. I know it’s my neck triggering these issues.

Superb

I had SAH in 2017 and I can hardly accomplish anything these days. I have no energy, can't get organized, completing simple tasks is a monumental chore and planning, thinking and memory is extremely difficult. I'm frustrated and need to get my life back.

Thank you so much doctor.

60 libras en un adulto! Gracias

I initially found your efforts to teach young Neurosurgeons ,especially in developing countries was great .Now you are demanding fees to watch your videos !

Why does the brain look tasty

I had a pterional approach craniotomy to repair two large 9mm aneurysm's last year. Not a fun surgery to go through but, it saved my life. My neurosurgeon made the incision just behind my hairline so, the scar is not visible now.

Amazing sirji

Its 5 min video can u share full video sir

Do you know someone who removes the amygdala. Its important to remove my fear

How can i see full video?

What test are there to make sure the pump is working. And how are performed? I had the pump installed 5 months ago and still no relief.

I pray after surgery this patient will get “a head” in life 😅

I have a Xanthogranuloma of my third ventricle and I had a partial craniotomy at 14 years old where they were able to remove 90% of the mass however after 8 years my tumor has grown 20% since surgery and I have been getting so many i dont know answers by doctors. I watch these to remind myself to have hope someone can help me one day :)

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This is super helpful and insightful, thank you so much for this clear and logical lecture.

we use the same

I’m a 34 year old woman recovering from a spontaneous SAH. The incident happened about 3 weeks ago. I managed to walk around, caring for my 3 children and working full time for 6 days before finally going to the emergency room. I knew something bad was going on. My head hurt in a way that signaled a sense of being unwell. I’m very lucky. By the time my bleed was discovered, it was already in the stage of reabsorption. I have zero neurological symptoms and required only an angiogram. Go surgery. I’m lucky and I can accept that. All I have to manage is the horribly painful headache associated with the healing process. However, I am traumatized by the experience. I’m terrified. I feel so sad about my situation. Not sure if that just a part of recovering because I’m not in general a sad individual. I just want to feel like myself again.

Thankyou for education me about questions and concerns about my 4mm. Aneurysm. I'm very concern because I'm working part time janitoral. And I did have 2 MRI.but no further information . About what I should do. I'm 71 yrs.old.

But doc nerve contact is frequently seen in many normal patients then what symptoms occurs is some ..Do you have answer for this??

Thanka for doing this and educating people. I was diagnosed with medial temporal lobe and occipital lobe epilepsy due to sclerosis 10 years ago. I didnt know anything about it and although my doctors were pretty great, they had to and continue to learn a lot about all the different causes as well. Wish I would have hd the resource’s to learn about it more at that time to enable myself and my doctors to communicate about my condition better.

Severe headache for a period of time, ataxia. Confusion.

I’m going to be in this for a C6-T2 posterior cervical decompression next week. 2007 my head was “clamped,” and nobody checked it while I was in the hospital. I bled into the pillow for 6 hours before a nurse showed up. Then they rushed me to a CT scan. Now they use a single staple on each side.

How do you find the proper therapy, it’s been 2-1/2 years later and I’ve had none

I would like to do the surgery but I live in El Paso Tx and it’s been very hard to find a Dr to do it 😢😢😢 I wish I lived near you doctor u seem very knowledgeable so I cud do my surgery asap😢😢😢

I have chiari and mine is pretty mild. I have weakness in my legs and ringing in my right ear. Do you think I would be a candidate for surgery? I live pretty close to a normal life.

I still have soreness from this clamp I also have fibromyalgia and I hope it goes away. My neck surgery area is numb still no feeling. Not much pain there but my head is hurting still from those spots . Not horrible but noticable. Multilevel posterior neck surgery

cadaver heads are routinely shipped to different institutions all over the country. The only carrier that will refuse is Southwest. They do not accept human remains of any type other than cremation ashes. I live in Boston and work at the cargo section of Logan airport we know what the containers look like that have human remains from donated cadavers they are shipped six at a time. It is so eerie and yet it reinforces my faith

This is a real human head. People will there bodies to medical schools and after the schools are finished , the family gets a free cremation. This was a young man. Could have been an accident, cancer, prison execution, or a terminal illness. I did notice a possible gunshot entry wound on its right side, below the ear.

Pial based. Snow cone. VHL patients surgical intervention only when they are symptomatic otherwise follow up. Stage 1: arachnoid dissection /cauterization surface, feeding vessels / dissection of nerve root/ identify tumor_pial margin. Stage 2: - Define, develop, tumor/pial margin - circumscribing pial incision at margin. - mobilize cauterize feeding or passing vessels; preserve major draining vein. - pial traction sutures 6-0 - develop intramedullary margin. - polar myelotomy Debulking is not an option, it should be removed as one block The key is to circumferential devascularize it. Preoperative angiography or embolization : not needed. Facetectomy for lateral lesions. Anterior localization is extremely rare.

Thank you again Doctor❤

I feel like this was my surgery

Beautiful work but I was waiting to see the tumor removed! Wonderful video. Thank you

Sir, please make video on sylvian fissure dissection and anatomy

Sir my friend suffering from Avm dental mendable arcade please suggest me🙏🙏🙏🙏

excelent and interesting case. Greetings from Peru

Very, very good, but I'm not instrument.

Am a recent traumatize brain injury victim and were classified with subarach Hemorr condition. But there weren't a needed for brain surgery. Nor did I need the prescribed medication, levetiracetam 500m. But I decided to go with my lifestyle, which is herbalist medicine, It had work well with reducing the headaches to no headaches. But my lowerbody is at a limited of movement.

I jus found out I have a cyst they still haven’t given me a whole a lot of info yet. Im really scared of the surgery process but more scared if I don’t get something done about it. Can anyone help me reassure the surgery process is nothing to worry

thank you for this video!

very useful，thank u

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