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brings you the latest cancer treatment news, interviewing world renowned cancer experts, delving
to special cases, and of course answering your questions. I'm Rob Redstone,
broadcasting from the WR Studios in the heart of New York City, and now
please welcome doctor Leaderman. Good day and great to talk to you. Thank
you so much, Rob, thank you Noah, and thank you for tuning
in. We're here every day on the radio day. We're actually on every
day and every night on the radio y to educate so that you hopefully can
learn things about life. And we're going to talk about things that obviously need
a lot of attention. So I'm going to jump right in. My name
is doctor Liederman, and I'll introduce myself in a few minutes, but let's
just say I'm a cancer doctor, Board certified, Triple Board certified, Harvard
trained, been in New York for forty years. Probably I've treated some of
your friends and neighbors. If you're listening from the New York area, and
we have patients from around the world tuning in and flying in for treatment,
so probably you're very close to a previously treated and hopefully successfully treated and hopefully
happy patient. That's the work we aim for every day here at thirteen eighty
four Broadway Cancer Center. I want to jump in. There's this an article
that's came to my attention that was published in a journal called The Oncologist.
It's from several academic centers, published by Kimberly Kopecki and Toby Campbell. I
want to talk about this because it's so dramatic. One of the major problems
people have or misunderstanding, let's say it's more of a misunderstanding that creates a
problem is that when people get treatment, they often think treatment for cancer,
like chemo for cancer, is curative, the purpose of the treatment for cancer
is curative, when in fact, most chemotherapy, in my view, is
not curative at all. And I've always wondered why people will spend of their
money or insurance money. Someone pays, most likely you and me and your
neighbors and friends one hundred or two hundred thousand dollars for treatment that doesn't result
and even a chance of cure. And what am I talking about? Well,
people that have had treatment cancer comes back and they have recurrent cancer or
stage four cancer and they go to a super duper pooper place and they think,
oh, if that's super duper place and they've been offered treatment, it
obviously is to cure them. Well, the truth of the matter, and
we discussed this pretty much every day, is that most chemotherapy doesn't cure anybody.
It may work for a few weeks or months at the beginning, and
chemotherapy usually works better at the beginning before the cancer mutates. Cancer can mutate,
and it does mutate. Cancer is not like a table or a chair.
Cancer is like a living organism. And if you expose cancer to chemotherapy
most commonly, and I'm talking mainly about recurrent or metastatic cancer, which is
why most people get chemotherapy, the cancer then mutates and makes it resist the
chemotherapy. And that means that the chemotherapy basically has a basically zero chance of
curing the patient. So why are people racing and spending so much money.
I've seen articles in the paper, Oh, please help poor Jim. He's
got this terrible, rare cancer. But if he goes to a super duper
place, the law firm some experimental treatment for eight hundred thousand dollars, which
has zero chance of curing the patient. I remember vividly it was an overseas
patient they had sarcomo. As a young man in the army, he was
twenty five years old. He was raising money from those friends and neighbors to
get eight hundred thousand dollars to give to a super duper place here in New
York City that already has billions of dollars, knowing that he has metastatic sarcoma,
knowing that that chemo or treatment will never in a million years cure him.
And yet he's going and his family's going to all their friends and neighbors
and loved ones and religious people and government to get eight hundred thousand dollars to
give a treatment that has zero chance of cure. And in fact, I
wrote the periodical in which this plea was made to say, Hey, you
can come here to Radio Sart to New York for your metastatic cancer, and
we can treat your cancer and the lung or the liver, or the bone
marrow or the bone or the lymphanode wherever it might be, with a high
degree of controlling the cancer. Where we aim to be, which is totally
different than chemo chemo for metastatic cancer usually always fails, whereas with us ninety
percent chance of the treatment working where we aim to beam is about ninety ninety
percent chance where we am to being, whether it's through pancreas or liver or
lymphanote or lung, ninety percent chance that cancer that we aim to beam and
treat most likely will stay controlled, will stop or shrink or go away for
the rest of the life of the patient, which is so different than chemotherapy.
So I want to talk about this article by Kopecki and Campbell was in
a journal called The Oncologists published this year, and they start out the article,
I want to read exactly this a staggering sixty nine percent of patients receiving
non curative chemotherapy for metastatic lung cancer and fifty percent of people receiving chemotherapy for
advanced gastron testino hipatobilary or pancreas cancer, the patients report the goal of the
treatment was to cure the cancer. The author's going to say similarly, eighty
one percent of patients with metastatic colorectal cancer believe the chemotherapy they're receiving has a
curative potential. The authors then say, why does this disconnect exist and what
might we do to do about it? So they're saying here patients think,
most commonly they're getting chemotherapy to cure them, when the doctors and of course
the authors know that's not the case at all. So are doctors misleading the
patient or they not stating the facts? And I can tell you so often
I see patients that are come to me from super duper places. They think,
Oh, if you're at super duper place and you pay two hundred thousand
dollars, it must be to cure the patient. No, most commonly it's
not. And I would encourage you, if you're interested in chemotherapy for advance
to recurrent cancer, to read this article. It's in the Oncologists this year.
In fact, it's on page I think one and two. It's just
just published then, just by Kopeck and Campbell. And they ask what can
be done about it? And why does it matter? Well, it matters
a lot if a patient is giving up their body and getting a poison in
their body. That's what chemo is as a kind of poison right all over
the body. It's like putting your body in a bathtub a poison and knowing
that it's not going to cure you, you may not be so eager to
go rush out and have this chemo put in your body. Would you if
you knew that you weren't exactly being told the truth, if the doctors weren't
straight up and say, hey, this chemo is not going to cure you.
What did that change your mind about taking it or not? And why
do they lead you on to think, oh, it's going to help you
when in fact it's not going to cure you. And maybe you'll give you
a remission for a few weeks or months. But most chemotherapy doesn't cure the
patient with advanced or metastatic cancer. So I just urge you to think about
it. If you have friends and neighbors who are getting chemotherapy, they don't
understand why they're getting it, they may want to come here Doctor Liederman,
thirty eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York
City. Call us to and two choices to and two choices where we accept
most insurances Medicare, Medicaid and will set you on a straight path. So
if you think your doctors are not being straight with you. It's probably time
to give us a call and come in. You can get a fresh second
opinion to understand why you're getting treatment. And it seems like it's so many
other super duper places. They're not really telling the patient why they're giving you
the treatment. Now, sometimes people say, oh, I'm so lucky,
I'm in a clinical protocol. Well, clinical protocol or clinical trial really is
not designed to cure the patient. And yet I have patients come and say,
oh, I'm in a clinical protocol. I was selected to be in
a clinical protocol. Understand the clinical protocol or clinical trial is designed to test
a treatment designed by the hospital or the doctors or the drug company, not
to cure the patient, but to see what happens to a human being who
gets these drugs. And there's different phases of testing one, two, three,
stage one, say two to three clinical trials, and well, you
have to understand why it is. At the first level, it's never been
given to a human being at all, maybe a month ago was given to
chimpanzees and dogs. Clinical stage one or trial at the first level has no
basis. It's using your body or your loved one's body or your neighbor's body
as a guinea pig, and these things should be clarified. We have lots
of information to send you. You can call us even now at two two
choices and get a package in the mail, or check our website which is
r SNY dot org. R SNY dot org. So, just to reiterate,
the authors are telling you that eighty one percent of patients with metastatic cancer
don't even know why they're getting the treatment. Eighty one percent think where metastatic
colorectal cancer thinks they're getting treatment to cure the patient, when in fact that's
not the possibility at all. So why aren't all doctors being straight? Why
aren't all doctors being clear? And is it maybe the patients have wishful thinking?
Well, the patient should know, hey, if you have a limited
time on earth, maybe you don't want to spend it in the doctor's office
getting chemo and getting sick and getting complications, and then the cancer grows anyway.
So there's lots of reasons to seek a fresh second opinion that's really fresh
and different, and that's why people come here. Thirteen eighty four Broadway,
Doctor Leederman Board certified accepting most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, with forty five
years experience as a Triple Board certified, the only Harvard trained Triple Board certified
radiation doctor in New York, one of the few in the world. Here
for you, So I would urge you if you wish to learn more,
give us a call, make a dating, come in, get our information,
check our website. The only way really to learn is to come and
make an appointment. That way we can see the patient, and the patient
can see us. We review the patient and the documents and talk about all
the options that really make sense, and that should be a breeze, fresh
breeze of fresh air for the patient and their loved ones who need it.
And it seems like, according to my experience and according to this article,
so many people are being misled about chemotherapy and the goal of chemotherapy, not
for all patients, but for so many patients who are getting chemotherapy today at
the biggest and most famous places around. And this is the work that we
do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. My name is doctor Liederman.
I want to talk about a man who comes to us. He's seventy years
old, he had a mass on his left tempo as a squamous carcinoma.
He was treated years ago and he had this mass by the eye. And
well, there's three million skin cancers, squamous cell and basos cell and charactery
canthoma cancers, and mainly they're biopsied by a dermatologist who's a surgeon dermatologist.
There's a Latin word derm means the skin and ologist someone who studies. But
really a dermatologist is a surgeon who operates on the skin. And there's three
million skin cancers a year, and sad to say, most people end up
with surgery, which is often very expensive like Moe's mohs Mo surgery, and
often very deforming. And it seems like to me the doctor should be telling
the patient all the options rather than say, oh, you need to have
surgery. And I can tell you I see thousands of people. We probably
see more people with skin cancer probably than anywhere else, certainly in the radiation
world. And it seems like to me, most patients, again like the
chemotherapy and cancer, like the skin cancer and treatment, so many people are
told, oh, you have to have surgery, you have to have mos
and often MOS leads to a big hole because it's an excavation to the skin,
and so many skin cancers around critical structures in the face, around the
forehead or eyes or nose, or ears or mouth. And I've seen so
many people deformed by radical Moe's surgery when they could have easily learned about non
deforming, non invasive, no cutting, no bleeding options here at Radio Surgery,
New York. And this man who's seventy years old came to us years
ago with a left temporal squamous carcinoma. Is surgainly wanted to do biops.
He surgainly wanted to do surgery. Surgeon wanted to cut this out and leave
a defect in the head which would then be plastered in with a patch from
his botox or someplace else. And he just didn't want that. He refused
the surgery. He heard about us, he came here, and he is
so happy. I saw him years after treatment. I saw him this week
and he told me he used his word. He said, it's a miracle.
What you did is a miracle to get rid of the cancer without deforming
me or my face, or my eye, or my tempo or my skin.
And this is the work we do. And sad to say, very
sad to say, most people with skin cancers never learn about all the options
until they tune in to doctor Liederman's radio surgery show here every day. So
give us a shout out if you wish. If you want a booklet a
DVD about our work, call us at two and two choices. If you
have a skin cancer or suspected skin cancer, you're welcome to come in and
learn about all the options. Thirteen eighty four Broader. My name is doctor
Liederman. This man called our work a miracle. That was his word.
I don't think it's a miracle when ninety five percent of our patients with skin
cancers are successfully treated. That's what happens most every day here at Radio Surgery,
New York. Doctor Liederman, my name, doctor Liderman, will be
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toxic chemo stopped working. Many come in pain. Many people with cancer come
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two and two choices. Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is
Rob Redstone here with doctor gil Liiedderman at the WR Studios in the hearts of
New York City. Were just a few steps from the radio Surgery in New
York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth street. Doctor Liederman, the
leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first in
New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's the first in America and
in the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor Liderman
at two and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey doctor
Liederman, we're back. We're back. And here's a great example. A
fifty five year old woman from Jamaica married with three children. Came with her
husband. She has pain from thyroid cancer traveled to the spine and the shoulder.
She was diagnosed years ago. She's been on narcotics for pain. She's
been in pain. She's been at the biggest hospitals in New York City.
She went to one big hospital, another big hospital, or thyroid was removed.
They removed part of her thyroid at the third biggest hospital, and she
had standard she had radioactive iodine treatment. She had systemic treatment and nothing worked.
The pain was getting worse, and she was at three big hospitals and
they left her in pain, on narcotics, getting worse and worse and worse
and worse. And she came to us and we found the mass in the
spine. There was a cancer of the thyroid getting worse. She was on
narcotics which was making her constipated and dizzy and oozy, and just didn't like
that. She liked the idea of treating the cancer and making the cancer go
away. Where we aimed the beam and this is exactly what we do,
and we did it five years ago. In her spine. She had stage
four cancer. So it it traveled from the thyroid to the spine. We
treated it. Stage four means it's in the bloodstream. It means it can
come back, but it means that she doesn't have to have chemo or other
treatments every day, every week for the rest of her life. No,
So, five years ago we treated her the spine and she'd been doing great,
and that cancer has been controlled. Now she has a new spot.
Years later, she has a spot in her femur and the cancer's eating at
the femur, causing pain and weakening the femur. It could break, and
she just doesn't want to have surgery and she doesn't want to be left in
pain, and she doesn't want to be on narcotics. And so we're treating
that spot. And our success rate is more than ninety percent for thyroid cancer
in the bones where it's traveled, or other sites for metastatic thyroid cancer.
And she is so happy she has a place to go. When three of
the biggest hospitals in New York City couldn't offer a treatment to get rid of
the pain and suffering, she came to register to New York. She learned
about all the options and this is the work that we do every day.
At thirteen eighty four Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York
City. I have a huge experience forty thousand patients treated with high success where
we attack the cancer, even thyroid cancer, which is usually considered a radio
resistant cancer. That's another big thing about our way. There's many cancers that
are so called radio resistant. That's true with standard radiation, which is what
most places do, we generally do not do that. Our specialty is focused
radiation to hit the cancer. We can escalate the dose, give fewer treatments,
and have higher success. And this is what we do daily. We
have a whole team that's worked on this project for decades, first in America,
first in the Western Hemisphere, and obviously first in New York. And
I can tell you this woman and her family are so happy she has a
place to turn when three of the biggest hospitals in New York had nothing to
offer her but narcotics, something that she just did not want. On the
tip of a man who's sixty years old, he came to us years ago.
He had had a Gleason seven with seven of twelve cores positive. PSA
was nine. So gleases how the cancer looks under the microscope. The Gleason
score goes from two to ten. To is the best, ten is the
worst. He had Gleason seven, which more aggressive cancer. His doctor put
twelve little needles in the prostate. Seven of those showed cancer. The PSA
which is normally considered up to four, and this man was nine. He
had a PSMA test, an MRI test, and bone skin showing no spread
of the cancer. Had a forty two cc prostate. He was treated here
and now he's in remission. His PSA's down to zero. He's very happy.
Unlike surgery, when radical surgery robotic surgery is done, about ninety seven
percent of the men end up impotent, unable to have erections. About eighty
percent leak urine because the nerves are damaged during that radical or robotic surgery,
and it shortens a penis because just like a plumber, when a plumber cuts
out part of a pipe, they have to bring the ends together make the
pipe work. When the urologist cuts out the prostate and urethra, it shortens
the urethra just like the plumber cuts the pipe, shortening the pipe and ends
up shortening the penis. Most men, if they know better, don't take
surgery. With surgery success rate for Gleason seven cancers about forty six percent in
the best hands in America, whereas here the majority of the men up to
ninety percent or cancer free with Gleason seven cancer. With us, the majority
of the men keep their sexual life with us, ninety nine percent of men
keep their urinary control, and there's no shortening with us because we're not cutting
out anything. This is the work we do AND's why so many men with
prostate cancer come here. I can tell you this man is very happy and
very grateful. He's here, had treatment and is now in remission with a
PSA of zero. About another man, This is a man who came from
Haiti. He came ten years ago. He's a black man and shoudo.
In the Caribbean, there's lots of prostate cancer in black men. One in
six black men get prostate cancer. One in twenty three will die of prostate
cancer. This man came with his twin sister. He came years ago,
ten years ago with a glease in seven PSA five point seven prostate cancer.
He went to his doctors. He was urinating poorly. He had a high
PSA. He had a biopsy, he had a bone scan and cat scan
and MRI showed no spread of the cancer. Ten years ago. He was
treated when he was one hundred and seventy two pounds five foot ten doing well.
He had an enlarged prostate. He was nodular, so his nodular stage
t to C and now ten years later his PSA's down to zero. Ten
years later shows the durability and the success of our program. Not only is
he cancer free, his sex life works, his urinary life works, and
there's no shortening, which is so different, so different than other methods of
treatment, so higher success, higher quality of life. That's why men come
here for treatment. There's been so much talk recently about OJ Simpson, who
died of prostate cancer. I know months ago he was seen limping. People
have asked me, well, how do you die? What do you feel
like? I was interviewed for TV and radio shows. Well, unfortunately,
prostate cancer likes to go to lymph nodes and even worse, to bones,
where it weakens the bones. Often causes damage to the bones, pain in
the bones, and even breaks the bones. So I would suspect that I
don't know the case exactly because I was not involved in Ojay's case in any
sense, but most likely the cancer traveled to the bones and that's probably why
he was limping and walking with a cane. He was on hospice. Hospice
means terminal care, no treatment. He could have easily come and had treatment
to the bones where most likely the cancer was residing and get rid of the
pain and suffering and try to avoid fracture. This is the work we do
every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. Men are welcome to come in to
get checked out. Most prostate cancers can be successfully treated if only the men
would come for a checkup on a regular basis. Don't wait till it's too
late, So it's always best advice. Come in, get checked up,
get a physical exam, get a blood test, see where you stand,
and then learn about your options. Learn if there's nothing to worry about,
or learn if there's something to do. If there's something to do, you
might save your life just by hearing these few words. And that's what we
really want for you to get checked out, know what's going on. If
you have an early cancer, you have a very high success rate. Even
for Glease and seven, Like I just talked about our success rate's ninety percent.
So there's many, many reasons for men and their loved ones to come
here. Women also come for checkup, whether it's for colonoscopy or breast exam,
skin exam. This is the work we do every day in the world
word of cancer diagnosis and cancer treatment. So don't be like Ojay. He
had plenty of resources, he had plenty of knowledge, and now he has
died, sad to say, of metastatic, painful prostate cancer. Now we
talk about a woman who came to me born and also in Haiti. She
is sixty nine years old. Came with breast cancer. She had doctor carsnomen
Satu. So doctor carsnoman situ is an early breast cancer. It's when the
breast cancers in the milk ducts themselves and not spread to the substance of the
breast, the fatty part of the breast. So she came with doctor carsnomen
Sato. She had multiple biopsies, she was worked up at two of the
biggest hospitals in town. And yet he just did not want to have removal
of the breast or lumpectomy, and she probably would have had a very big
lumpectomy because of the size of tumor. She came here for treatment with no
chemo and no surgery and no misdeck to me and no lumpectomy. And now
it's years later, cancer free. Her exam is normal, mammograms are normal,
ultrasounds are normal, MRIs are normal, blood tests are normal. And
this is the work we do. And I can tell she's very happy about
having her breast cancer treated with no cutting and no bleeding and no deformity.
This is the work we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway, and
just I said I would introduce myself. I want to do that. My
name is doctor Gilt Liederman, so you know who you're talking to or from.
And I said that because there's so many people giving advice and often you
don't know who it is. So many people give medical advice because uncle Harry
had this, So that's such a good idea. Now, that's not how
it works. To be a doctor means you study the literature and you see
what happens to thousands of people over decades. You learned about all the options
and give advice to explain to the patient and their loved ones whether the option,
what are all the options, not just to sell a person to have
surgery or chemo or radiation. A doctor's role is not to be a salesman.
A doctor's role is to inform, to adjucate, to offer all the
options and explain what each option means, side effects and possible benefits. So
that's what we do every day. My name's doctor Gil Liederman, born in
Waterlooiva, went to public school University MD Real MD at twenty five years old,
just like my brother Ted, illustrious doctor doctor Ted Liederman MD at twenty
five and my son doctor Ario Liederman MD at twenty five to three. Doctor
Liederman's all MDS at twenty five years of age, Real MDS. Doctor Ario
Liederman is here, board certified, trained at the most illustrious hospitals and universities
in America. Here seeing patients with new and recurrent cancers. Patients are lucky
to have him. He's loved by the patient and their family and the staff.
And because he's so thorough and thoughtful and caring, patients are very lucky
to have such a compassionate doctor Ario Leaderman, MD, board certified. Here
for you accepting most insurances Medicare, Medicaid, I went on after MDA twenty
five to University of Chicago Michael Reese, trained in internal medicine three years,
board certified, having treated thousands of people with medical conditions in Chicago. Then
moved on to Boston Harvard Medical School at the prestigious Dana Farber Cancers Too,
where I trained in oncology, treated thousands of patients in Boston Harvard Medical School
Dana Farber, and then board certified. Stayed on the staff there, and
then moved on to the prestigious Harvard Medical School Joint Center for Radiation Therapy,
trained for years three years board certified. The only Harvard trained triple Board certified
radiation cancer doctor in New York, one of the few in America. Here
for you accepting most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid at thirty eighty four Broadway Broadway
in thirty eighth Street. We have lots of information to send you. You
can check our website which is RSNY dot org. You can call us at
two and two Choices. Two and two means New York City. Choices means
you have choices like all the choices I've been explaining to you about people with
breast cancer and prostact cancer, primary cancer, diybraid cancers and other pancreas and
liver bladder. This is the work we do. At thirty eighty four Broadway.
My name's doctor Liederman. We'll be right back. When doctor Leederman came
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For just a few steps from the Radio Surgery New York Cancer Treatment Center
on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert,
treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first in New York with fractionated
brain radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere
with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor Liederman at two and two
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we're back wan to talk on patient I saw a year ago. She's eighty
five years old. She looks like she's fifty five. She came with her
brother in law. She had six children. One child died and she came
with her loved ones. And she had a lesion on her right little finger.
She was seen by a dermatologist. Dermatologists did not get the diagnosis,
and ultimately they had a biopsy. The biopsy was melanoma of the finger.
She went to the most super duper poopers hospitals in New York and they did
a pet scan. They did a pet scan, a super duperous hospital did
a pet scan, but they forgot to include her hand. They forgot to
include her arm in the pet scan. I mean, why would you get
a scan for a cancer of the finger and you forget the hand and the
arm. Why would you do that at the super pooper's place. Well,
and then she had a biopsy and the biopsy showed melanoma of the hand.
ARX level four was invading the particular eras pathologic stage T one B. And
she had a shoulder in m eye. She had a tendon perforation. But
the doctors wanted to amputate part of her finger and hand for this finger melanoma,
and she was just adamant against it. She came to me with melanoma
of the hand, a skin cancer, very severe skin cancer the finger,
and we talked about all the options and she just did not want part of
her hand and finger amputated. He's eighty five years old and she wants her
hand, she wants her body, and this is the work we do every
day. And we explained all the options to her and she chose to have
radiosurgery. We've treated many, many melanomas, both local and metastatic, and
she was treated melanoma of the small finger. And now she came in this
week with the most beautiful finger you could imagine. She was seen by a
dermatage, you're seen by other doctors you've seen here, and she's doing great.
And this is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four
our Broadway for some of the most difficult complex cases. Because people come here.
People come here, We have a huge experience. They come here when
the other places just don't offer options that patients want, whether it's for the
woman who's declining mestectomy or the man who doesn't want radical surgery on his prostate,
doesn't want to be deformed, doesn't want to be impotent, doesn't want
to be leaking. This woman had a melanoma of her small finger on the
right side. Just did not want part of her hand and finger amputated.
Was treated here with no cutting, no bleeding, and she's doing great and
she's so happy. She came with her sister. She often comes on Wednesdays
and so she has the opportunity to go to matinee just down the street on
Broadway. We're very close to Times Square. Many of our patients do come
on Wednesdays so they can go to the matinees in the afternoon on Wednesdays in
Manhattan. This woman is so happy having a melanoma treated with no cutting,
no bleeding. This is the work we do every day and talk about man
also with a skin cancer. This is a man seventy one years old.
Came to his years ago. He had a base of cell carcinoma on the
tip of the nose and his doctors wanted to remove the right side, the
right tip of his nose, and he didn't want to go around life without
the tip of his nose. He didn't want to go with a patch on
the tip of the nose. He didn't want to have radical surgery on the
tip of the nose. He didn't want to have mo surgery on the tip
of the nose. He didn't want to go out without the tip of his
nose. He didn't want everyone to be looking at him. He wanted a
treatment that was successful. And sad to say, the dermatologist and the plastic
surgeons and the most surgeons never told him about all the options. They could
have said, Hey, we can remove that nose, we can remove the
tip of the nose, or he can go see doctor Liederman, who's got
a nine twenty five percent success rate with no cutting and no bleeding. And
that's the work that he does, probably the most popular doctor in treating skin
cancers in New York and probably in America, because we've expressed our interests and
people know about it. And I can tell you that radio listeners help other
people, and radio listeners like you help save lives and help save nose,
and help save fingers, and help save prostate and help save quality of life.
And this man came to us and he's so happy. He was born
in New Jersey. He's a trucker who lives by himself, and he was
treated for this cancer was pretty big on the tip of the nose, almost
two centimeters alterative, it was deep, it was discolored, and he was
treated here and now he's cancer free and he's so happy. This is the
work we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street
in the heart of New York City. And I we talk about a man
I saw also actually eleven years ago. Now he's fifty eight years old.
He's single, has no children, very nice man. His PSA had gone
from six to twenty six. He had a biopsy fourteen years ago. His
doctors wanted to repeat a biopsy, but they didn't do it because he was
an aspirin. Then a year later he had a biopsy and it was positive
for cancer. Gleason seven. He didn't have a cat scan, didn't have
a bone scan, and he had no pain. He was waking up three
times a nineteen year and eight. He was one hundred forty three pounds.
He goes to the gym, he's in good shape. He takes stool softeners.
And it's a man who came to us eleven and a half years ago,
and I examined him and he had a large prostate gleason seven. When
we got to him finally were so many delays. His PSA was forty six
PSA forty six gleas and seven. We staged him up, there was no
spread of the cancer. And now eleven plus years later, for a very
high risks psa forty six gleas and seven, he is cancer free. And
he's so happy. He's active, he still goes to the gym. He's
fully active. He's got a good weight, he's got normal heart function and
lungs, and his abdomen's fine. And his quality of life is good.
His sexual life works, his bowels work, his jurinary life works. He
is intact. After having a PSA forty six gleas in seven cancer more than
a decade ago, came to us only with our treatment. Now is cancer
free, has had no other treatment. I'm talking about a man who comes
to us also with prostate cancer, seventy two years old, born in New
Jersey, had high blood pressure, is seen by his doctor. His PSA
went up to nine. He never had a biopsy, never had a biops
he came to me with a PSA of nine, and well, you all
know that if your PSA is more than four, or even if it's lower
than four. If you look at our video, you'll see double seven.
Double O seven had a PSA that went from one to two to three.
And his doctor said, oh, don't worry, your PSA is only three.
And Double seven said, hey, my PSA has gone from one to
two to three. It's tripled. And the patient demanded a PSA based biopsy
because of the PSA going up. You got a biopsy, had cancer.
And almost twenty years ago, Double seven came to me, and why do
we call him double seven? Well, because his PSA went all the way
down to double seven and that's where he is. Cancer is in remission twenty
years later, only with our treatment, and you can watch him on video.
We have a prostate cancer video in factor. We have lots of videos
about multiple diseases and multiple booklets. Many people come to our office and pick
up information for themselves and their loved ones because they know that you can spread
information that's probably new and it may be that your doctor's not telling you about
all the options, just like that person with the thirel cancer travel to the
bone. Are the women with melanoma in the finger or the man who's going
to have surgery in his prostate and didn't want to lose his quality of life.
Many people come here to learn about all the options. And I have
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radiosurgery in New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor
Leiderman the leading cancer expert tree prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first
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and in the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey,
doctor Liederman, we're back, We are back. I want to talk
about a fifty six year old man. He's from Guiana, South America.
He's married, he has two children, a handsome man, nice man,
beautiful family. Had some prostate issues. He came in a year ago to
his doctor. He had a perforated colon cancer. So he never had colonoscopy.
It's a big warning and we talk about it every week. If you
haven't had colonoscopy, you may well save your life. He might have saved
his life. He went to one of the super Pooper hospitals in New York
City. He had pain. He never had colonoscopy. He had a terrible
pain a year ago. He had blood in the stool prior to that time,
which is a warning sign. He stopped drinking, he stopped smoking.
He had terrible pain. He went to urgent care. He was transferred to
one of the super Pooper Big hospitals in New York City. He was found
to have stage four cancer colon cancer with liver metastasis. He had surgery two
weeks later. His call and perforated, and they made him wait two weeks
to offer treatment for that. He had a biopos of the liver. He
had surgery on the colon. They remove part of his colon, They remove
part of his liver, and he's been on chemo therapy ever since. And
he's come to me because he just can't take the chemo. He's fifty six
years old. He's a well developed, well nourished, man. You look
at him, he's like mister Musselman. But he just can't take the chemo.
He doesn't want the chemo. And we talked to him, just like
we talked to the top of the hour about all these patients who are getting
chemo thinking that it's going to cure him, but actually they're never told the
truth by their doctor that the purpose of chemo is palliation. It's to slow
down the cancer for a while. It's not to cure the patient. This
sent man has metaicite cancer from the colon to liver in other spots, and
he's just adamant against any other surgery. He's adamant against chemotherapy. He's had
surgery on his colon, he's had surgery on his liver, which he's upset
about. He's had chemo for nearly a year, and he's upset about that
too because it's not helping him and it's making him feel miserable. And he
knows his time on earth is limited. All of our time is limited for
everybody, especially if you have stage four cancer. And he doesn't want to
be incapacitated by chemo which is not designed to cure him, and sad to
say his doctor's over super pooper didn't tell him that. And he learned that,
well, he can learn that from the radio show we talked about it,
from that famous article we talked about at the top of the hour that
so many people, up to eighty percent of people are misled about chemotherapy.
They think it's curing them, when in fact it has no ability to cure
the patient. So this man has decided to quit that hospital, quit the
chemotherapy, and come here for treatment because he just fed up with treatment that
won't cure him, and treatment that is making him feel lousy and not allowing
him to enjoy a single day of his life. This is the work we
do. And I'm talking about a man. And this is a man who's
one of the hero policemen in New York City's one of the heroes because he
caught one of the terrorists who was going to blow up a bomb in Times
Square. He's fifty six years old. He came to us with his huge
mass in the neck. He went to one of the biggest hospitals in New
York City. He had to work up there. He had a mass in
the neck. It was found to be Hodgkins ym foma. He lost one
hundred pounds, He went from two eighty to one eighty six foot two.
He's an ex smoker and a mass in the neck. They never did a
pet scan, they never did any testing other than a biopsy and the most
simplest of tests. And well, then they found a fistula. There was
a hole between his rectum and his bladder that was not cancerous, and they
refused to go many treatment because of the fistula, even though there's cancer of
the Hodgkins foma was growing and growing and growing. It was stage two.
We staged him up, which should have been done elsewhere, should have been
done months earlier, wasn't and we treated him after telling him about all the
options, whether it's chemo, radiation, etc. Surgery is not usually considered
an important option for Hodginson foma. He was true with pinpoint treatment here and
this is the work we do from one of our hero policemen who caught a
terrorist who's going to blow up a bomb in Times Square and now he's in
remission just with a short course of treatment focused with nearly no side effects.
This is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway,
Hodgkin disease, one of the diseases studied sixty years ago with curative radiation therapy.
Famous doctors famously worked on this disease and were indebted for their important work
curing Hodgkins lymphoma with radiation. This is the work we do every day at
thirteen eighty four Broadway, on the shoulder of giants who have given us that
information and given us that legacy, and now we can pass it on.
Unfortunate, that's super big hospital. No one told him about all the options
they wanted to give chemo, and then they wouldn't give chemo because he had
a fishtilla between his rectum and his bladder, so he had no treatment.
Let the cancer grow months and months, Let it grow well. We're able
to treat the cancer without any side effects to the rectum, without suppressing his
immune system, without putting his body in a bathtub of something he doesn't want
to be put in his bathtub. This is the work that we do every
day. He's now in remission, he's happy, he's fully active, and
this is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway
in thirty eighth Street, in the heart of New York City, and we'll
talk about a man who comes to us seventy four years old from Elizabeth,
New Jersey. He came with urinary retention. He had a rock hard prostate.
He came. He didn't want to buy ups, he had no records.
We checked him out. We found a urine infection, both bacteria infection
and yeast. We're treating them for both double infection. His PSA was twenty
four, which means that most probably he has cancer. He has residual urine.
His bladder's not working. His bladder holds one hundred and seventy five CC's,
but only one hundred ccs gets out seventy five ccs stays in, so
his bladder is six. He most likely has prostate cancer. So number one,
we're taking care of his infections, both a double infection of bacteria and
yeast. Number two, we're arranging for an MRI of the prostate. Number
three, we're ranging for a biopsy of the prostate once the infection is cleared
up and the course double checking the PSA. This is the work we do
every day, and men and women and children come to us every day to
get checked out. This man did not come with known cancer. So many
people come to us to get checked out for fear of cancer. He had
urinary retention, he wasn't urinating, he had a double infection, he had
a high PSA. And this is the work we do every day. There's
three categories of patients who come to us. People who want to get checked
out with no knowledge of cancer like him, People newly diagnosed like that hero
policeman with Hodgkins in foma now in remission. And then people with other treatment
like that fifty six year old man with colon cancer who just does not want
surgery and does not want chemo for his metastatic colon cancer. My name is
doctor Liederman, New York's only triple boords utifed Harvard trained radiation cancer doctor.
Thanks for tuning in to the Radio Surgery Hour with doctor Gil Riderman and myself.
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