I just hope all the experts are also in good health.

Love it that's amazing, it made me happy for that men ,hope he's spine is in a good health now , thanks doctors for serving humanity we love u 😁🤍

i wonder if they had to explore and repair any damage from the bullet itself.

Was there any paralisis ?

my question is what caliber is that bc it looks bigger than a 9mm. and slightly bigger than a10mm

I loved hearing the happiness of the drs❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Great VIdeo

You went through the spine then why does it not affects the tracts

why the background music?

Central stimulus! So important!

I have it every time I sleep late a demon f in me it's crazy real too

2:47

this may be a stupid question im not sure, but what happens to the bone that was removed? is this replaced with something? was the duraglue the replacement for bone in this case?

If the pt moves his hand toward face when we do supraorbital pressure, that is lovalisayion or notmal flexion

It happened to me twice during my mid teens, I'll never forget it, ever The first time I walked out of my room and picked up the phone to call my parents because I felt weird, then I'd be back in my bed, I couldn't speak or move it was awful, it repeated 3 times. I had not had any drink or drugs. The second time my body ascended from my bed and was above my bed looking down, then my head started to go down towards the end of my bed and it ended.

great point about the non-peripheral testing for motor and causing pain more centrally.

I'm so curious, how does the bone heal over this injury? Will the body naturally rebuild the bone structure over time or does the patient need some sort of artificial replacement/aid? edit: oh I see the bone does NOT grow back. I wonder if the situation would be different if the patient were still a developing child (though with a bullet involved that would be a gruesome case)

What is truly crazy that this all happened because someone aimed a piece of metal and simply pulled a trigger. Its insane how strong human civilization has become to make killing/harm THAT easy

Sounds scary I have brain cancer and tumor on my brain spine

Doctors are amazing

Such a complex surgery kudos

Is this person able to walk?

I'm just glad there's a clear medical explanation for this ive felt up to a few times a week for almost 20 years 😢 i feel like God is trying to reach out and punish me to show me that he is real, and that there are spirits from another universe telling me how im hurting them 😢😢 I've almost became use to it.. there's nothing i can do its so scary 😰..

My question is did the patient escape nerolgical deficits looking the way you dug deeper into the cord

Amazingly special, appreciate

Very poor explanation

Im under 18 but over 13 but as a teen I learned this is although it's horrible to watch but at least i learned something what will happens in surgery thanks to the internet, the KZbin and this channel.

What bullet is this and can he now walk

It was terrifying Saw the man He was huge Couldn't move but was wide awake

you guys better be paid well for this

You forgot to tell that you work at the level of SHO.

will the spinal cord heal from the bullet or surgical damage?

The perfect song to sleep paralysis is "Fallen down by Tobi Fox"

Bro I couldn’t even talk

So if that specific component of the gcs is not testable then how do I give them a score out if 15?

When laminectomy is done, the bone is essentially destroyed. How do you repair that after the surgery and how do you clean the bone fragments that could potentially embed into the muscles there ?

I had sleep paralysis, but I could move. So everytime I get it I punch the thing 😂

That’s a big bullet

I used to be an orthopedic nurses and I took care of these patients post op

It was so common as a kid, i could make it happen. It was terrifying at first but became a game when i learned to break free of it. No out of body or intruders, just hearing my mom working in the kitchen, cartoons from the living room, smelling breakfast, and not being able to do anything about it. All i had to do was wake up but not get out of bed. A long, full body stretch and close my eyes again and it would happen. I learned to calm my breathing and think about a sudden spasm until my entire body tingled (adrenaline? Chi?) and when i was ready, BOOM! awake. It was very similar to sitting next to someone you want to jump-scare. Think of doing it, even start a countdown, but as soon as you get done counting, resist the urge to jump, but keep thinking about it until your skin tingles, then release. Thats how i wake up. I think i got bored with it in my 20s because i no longer "make it happen" and its now down to MAYBE once or twice a year.

But where is the wound?

Doctor are real gods and real gods are doctor !!

This is the most useful one

Sleep paralysis is caused by demons. I’ve experienced sleep paralysis twice and both times I’ve called out the name of Jesus and said “in Jesus name LEAVE” and WHOOSH immediately the demons left. The world will say it’s caused by science but science can’t explain the supernatural things of God. I knew to call on Jesus because I know the truth of the Bible in James 2:19 “You believe that God is one? You do well. Even the demons believe and tremble!”. Demons tremble at the name of Jesus. Jesus is real, repent and turn to Him before it’s too late. Your life isn’t promised tomorrow. He’s REAL. Read the Bible and seek the truth. God bless you all.

Bloody fantastic thank you sir 🙏

this was absolutely brilliant- short , simple and sweet :D

If I could give 10, thumbs up, I would

There's no need to tell viewers under 18 to look away. If someone is interested in surgery 14 is a good age to allow them to get a feel for what it is about. This is indeed a very good use of social media for teens , compared to how a lot of teens are using it. This can be a very inspirational video for surgeons and health care professionals in the making. There is nothing macabre or gory the himan body. The video does not depict gratuitous viloence like a lot of TV shows do. It is an excellent educational video.

Does the arachnoid membrane need to be sealed up separately? Was the spinal cord severed by the bullet or its recovery? I'm wondering if this pt will walk again.

im glad i dont have a bullet in my spine