Leaders of Neurosurgery: Dr. Roberto C. Heros Interviewed by Dr. Jacques J. Morcos

[@FNGstationtwentyeigh]

This man..Dr Heros ..saved my life back in Jan 1989 at Mass General and I, along with my family will be forever grateful of this man's amazing skills. I came across this video by chance. ( what are the odds?) .. Thank you sir for being the man that you are.

[@MohammedAhmed-wd4cn]

Dr heros your massage inspiring me to never give up.

[@Servant_of_1111]

Allow me to introduce my esteemed professor from Jackson Memorial Hospital, University of Miami, where I completed my pre-residency fellowship in Neurosurgery. In this captivating video, he is being interviewed by another highly regarded professor and Neurosurgeon, Dr. Jacques Morcos, whom I deeply admire. Both of these gentlemen not only imparted invaluable knowledge on the subject but also played a significant role in shaping my character as a young doctor. Discovering this video unexpectedly today has filled me with excitement, and I couldn't help but share it with you. It serves as a reminder to me of the profound impact these individuals had on my professional growth and character development. Jai Guru Dev 🙏🥰🔱

[@melaniesonnier900]

Dr. Heros saved my life July 25, 2006 at U of Miami in FL. He preformed a bi-frontal cranitomy to remove a colloid cyst from the center of my brain. The first day I met him, I knew I was in the best of hands. Of course, I thought it was a plus that I grew up in Tennessee and the fact he went to UT. We joked that I would bleed orange when they cut my head open. LOL

[@giorgiopalandri5151]

simply great!

[@marisawojcieszak8019]

Dr Morcos saved my life in 2002. AVM removal.

[@abelmartinez2902]

Funny Intro!!! Great interview.

[@lduranceau8046]

Hello, would you interpret this statement on a Cervical MRI: 'C3-C4 - There is a diffuse disc osteophyte with bilateral uncovertebral and facet changes. There is mild central canal stenosis with moderate bilateral foraminal stenosis.'