Excellent

At age 36 i was diagnosed with Cerebral vasculitis, and possibly Susac Syndrome. All i can say it was Traumatic, Disabling, and life-threatening.

Does subtle mean lesion

Thanks 🙏 what does it meant when you have a subtle area in liver ? And need MRI

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Very helpful. Thank you

Very helpful. Thank you

Masterclass! Thank you! 💛

Incredibly good lecture. Answered every question I had!

My uncle suffered from Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis for years, struggling with persistent symptoms. After turning to Ayurveda, he found complete relief. He now breathes easily and feels rejuvenated.

This was an incredibly good lecture. I think you are an awesome lecturer!

Excellent

I had it done they put the radioactive seeds in work like a charm

Very nice

VERY GOOD THANKS VERY MUCH

Thanku

Great cases: thanks much

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Very informative 😊

Wonderful lecture. I am not a medical professional, but I understood majority of the talk.

Very nice topic

Is it only pigeons ? How about ducks ?

If I didn't have a ticking time on of exam over my head I would've never been convinced to study skull anatomy with those scary skull images right there 2 minutes into the video😂😂. But thank you so much

This lecture is very well done. Much appreciated .

punching thru the large intestine to get a piece of swollen and cancerous prostate tissue is Crazy Evil

Thanks I'm 64 just had a private body scan it showed Pi-Rads 3 so just did a PSA test waiting to hear back on next course of action.

Very informative

I had a Transperineal prostate biopsy recently, my pain experience being nothing whatsoever like the documented pain tolerance level stated. It was however, very accurate, and was able to detect a 3+4=7 GS adenocarcinoma. The pain was excruciatingly unbearable for the full 20 minutes, and I couldn't sit down properly, had pain, and bleeding in the urine for 16 days. The local anaesthetic was absolutely useless, and I felt every single insertion of the 10 LA needles and biopsy needle.

Why is the title in spanish? Makes one think the video is in spanish...

Great presentation, loved the reformats and great job showing how slices where placed.

Thank you! Superb talk

Video title is misleading. This is not a case review...

Superbly explained 🎉, u made to understand Liver lesions so easy 😊

thank you mam

Best description of liver lesions i have ever heard . God Bless you

This was the best lecture I have seen on this topic! Thank you!

Would you do this transperineal biopsy under sedation or anesthesia (as is done in colonoscopies)f patient would not accept local anesthesia alone?

Excellent ❤

Excellent ❤

Fantastic lecture! Lots of hard work and experience squeezed into less than an hour!

Great 👍😊

She is the Best Doctor ever in Wells cornell

Meaning left us birads categóry 4b

That was upsetting to see that woman who is 58 years old. Probably told oh there’s nothing wrong with you. Oh see you in a year and then when she saw them in a year they told her she was gonna die from glioblastoma even Harvard makes mistakes big time And she was probably having terrible symptoms throughout the year and they told her nothings wrong with you. It’s all in your “head.” I bet she sued the hospital

Thank you

Excellent and very informative...

Thank you for this info. I go in for fusion biopsy next month (using Artemis) via perineum.

Thanks for your excellent presentation. You discuss the need for early detection, and of course that's critical in this fast moving disease, but there are other things we need to be able to do to get to a better chance of arresting the disease. I am a patient for a marginally resectable tumor (body/tail, 2.8 cm with Lymph node abutted to the SMV) with no sign of obvious metastasis in any other organ. I was given neo adjuvant chemo of Fulfirinox that after 3 months showed no improvement and a rise in CA19-9 values. I was in great pain, living for every Tylenol 3 and fentanyl patch. I was switched to Gemzar and this was night and day. Immediately, within 3 days, I had no pain and have had none since and my CA19-9 came right back down into the healthy band. The point I'm making here is that we need, until other solutions are found, to screen patients for the best chemo therapy plan. I wasted 3 months on Fulfirinox with a disease that cannot wait that length of time. Additionally my CA19-9 was 19 at the time of diagnosis and I thank God that the test wasn't done prior to a CT scan as my GP might have thought I was OK. So we need to get a marker or indication of which standard of care is best for individual patients. Thank you for the work you do. Congrats on the Rugby World Cup.

Excellent demystification of liver lesions. Unfortunately the majority of patients ?HCC ?mets are scanned with Primo (gadoxetate) at our centre, but I will use the principles that do apply.

Great video, thnx 👍