Surgical Technology Preview - Neurosurgery

[@hmmmkaye]

Really appreciate your videos they are helping me a ton! Just wanted to share a little trick my lab instructor taught us for the spine so you can share that with your students. It goes similarly to yours but a little more in depth! Coffee (cervical) at 7 am, Tea (thoracic) at 12 pm, and Liquor (lumbar) at 5 pm. Thank you again!!

[@ericksaatsn9664]

I thoroughly appreciate you posting high quality content like this on your channel - THANK YOU!

[@jeimya206]

I wish all my teachers explained as good as he does.

[@m42b14]

Just wanted to say your videos have been incredibly informative throughout my course. I appreciate you throwing in a bit of humor here and there as well to make the information more digest-able. Thank you for taking the time to do this 🙏

[@melissasansing7795]

Love your videos! They have been helping me and my classmates pass surgical tech school.

[@takkhor2004]

Thank you Dr Sawers , even though i am a dentist but i like your lecture! very informative and helpful. thank you very much from Malaysia.

[@khangsadalsriruang7241]

Love your videos!!! I am in clinical right now and this helps so so much!!! Thanks again for taking the time and sharing!!

[@Prettywaist08]

I love your videos! They are so helpful, I have bingewatching, thank you for taking the time to help us

[@ziauddin7948]

good CNS , central nervous system anatomy & pathology & surgical procedures # Spinal anesthesia is lot more complicated since the patient remains conscious during the surgery & extremely difficult since doctor remains under extreme pressure as patient remains conscious # 🇵🇰

[@TSelvi123]

Wow, great lecture!learnt a lot and very interesting teaching techniques!! Thank you so much sir!!!

[@dianalira6384]

Amazing work! Thanks a bunch! 💜

[@farhanfaisal1737]

Hi Dr Sawers, great video as always! Will you cover more neurosurgery? I was hoping that you would cover EVDs, or will that be in another surgical topic?

[@SurgicalCounts]

Thank you. I didn't cover the EVD because it isn't in the book I was using (ST4ST). But the Ventriculoperitoneal shunt is very similar, at least from an anatomy and pathophysiology standpoint. Thank you for watching.

[@karttar341]

You're too good Doc.

[@surgicaltechnologystc]

Very informative thank you

[@tassss1695]

❤❤❤

[@kantibhaipatel8332]

correct - bt i remember like this -- on occasion of the party the attractive faces were girls visitors since 1972= d rpatel new york veterinarian =

[@dionkas5117]

can i post your link to youtube on the surgical facebook group

[@SurgicalCounts]

Of course. Please do.