Neurosurgeons Dr. Grunch & Dr. Langer do a little Q&A session

David Langer, MD from the popular Netflix series Lennox Hill and Emergency NYC sits down with Dr. Grunch.

[@nurnknknkknk]

"she is my best friend she just doesnt know it yet" 😂😂 great video

[@CN-pm3vp]

Love these two -- even better together! Reminds me of the only two friends/family members who I actually like, LOL. Hilarious Q about which neurologic disorder you would personify!

[@kimp519]

Oh I enjoyed watching Dr Langer on Lenox Hill..

[@joe.c.]

Loved that documentary! Those doctors are so inspiring!

[@Leelee-op7vj]

As a court reporter I once did a string of depositions where an elevator repairman was crushed to death. Wrongful death case. Very sad. Most if not all of my cases were in one ear, out the other but this one bothered me.

[@AhlSunnah111]

OMG!! 🎉 MY TWO FAV DOCTORS!

[@mjrialfysn8765]

Hey, I am not sure if this is the video to post this comment on but I have a question for a school project I am planning to do. Can the pressure be felt on the dura when an artery fills with blood (I suppose that's called an unruptured aneurysm) or can the pressure be felt only when it ruptures? And can any hemorrhage be felt from the dura? And are there electrodes that can measure the amount of that pressure? Also, can electrodes be placed on the dura and can they be connected to some device out of the patient's body without any wires while the patient's skull is closed and while they are awake? What I am planning to do is to place electrodes under the skull and either on or under the dura (I'm not quite sure which is possible) and later connect those electrodes to an app or so which shows the patient's brain's pressure so when any riskful number is sensed the app can send a signal to the nearest hospital. Also are there any situations when a patient is more likely to have a brain aneurysm than others and can that be predicted? Do electrodes have to be removed or can they stay on the brain forever (not quite forever but the patient would have to be able to live with them) and how common are aneurysms? I am not sure if this is the right way to ask these questions or the right platform but i cannot trust the information on the internet. I know this is a lot of questions but I have to make sure it is possible before I present it to my teachers.

[@LauretteCandace]

Have you ever operated on a pineocytoma?

[@Fnkdoxnmnnbs]

Omg Dr langer!!!!!