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two and two choices. Welcome everybody. It's the Radio Surgery Show with Doctor
Gil Leiderman, MD, New York's only Harvard trained triple board certified radiation oncologist
who 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. Thank you Rob, and thank you Noah,
and thank you. My name is doctor Liederman, and I'll introduce myself in
a few minutes. Why are we here, Well, we're here to learn,
right selling anything. We're not have any ulterier motives or trying to talk
about what happens to people with health problems, often cancer problems. I'm a
cancer doctor, Triple Board certified. I'll explain my own background in a few
minutes so you can understand that I have some background and been a practicing doctor
for let me think now, forty five years, and been working in New
York for almost forty years. So it's very likely I've seen you or your
neighbors, or your friends or someone in your family. And lots of people
learn from listening to the radio show. I believe that radio listeners like you
learn, and radio listeners like you save lives, and radio listeners like you
get better healthcare because if God forbids something difficult or bad or problematic happens,
you know to call two and two choices, doctor Leederman. You know there's
an option to learn about other things that are probably hidden from you elsewhere.
I'm going to talk a lot about things that are hidden today from our patients.
And it's just a selection of people I've seen over the last few days.
I take notes, I bring them here to the radio, and then
we meet together, and we meet every day, and I'm here every day
on the radio. So you welcome to tune in and we'll talk about the
schedule later and so on. And it's always great to have a paper and
pen, so if you want to take notes, but not necessary. I'll
have a man who walked in my office. I remember vividly ten years ago
he walked in my office. He's seventy four year old man. He's a
watchman, security man. He's a single, has no children. He was
born in New York City. He was waking up once a night to year
and night. He had no pain. He had issues with his ear,
which you're evaluated. His eating was fine, his arms, the legs were
fine. He never smoked, and he had anal bleeding and they recommended that
he get colonoscopy. I often will do that almost everybody, because well,
people that have colonoscopy have a much better chance of dying of colon cancer.
I can tell you I have several dear, wonderful friends who died both doctors,
and I guess they were embarrassed or they didn't know better. There's nothing
to be embarrassed about to have colonoscopy. Still, some people are embarrassed.
I can tell you one of the happiest days of my life was when I
had colonoscopy recently and they got the AOK that everything was okay. The colon
is something you can't see or you can't feel. And there's other tests,
like there's a called cola guard test or tests to look for blood in the
stool, but that's not the same test. Some people think, oh,
they're really smart, they bypassed the colonoscopy and get a colon guard test or
guayac. Guayak is a test to look for blood in the stool. Blood
in the stool and looking for cancer are two different things, and not all
cancers bled. I can tell you so many people that I see have perfectly
fine cola guard or tests for blood, but they have pole ups, or
they have tumors or even cancers. And that difference between a colonoscopy and the
colon guard or a GUAIAC test is so different. So if you think you're
up to date with a Guayak or a coal of guard test, you're not.
It's not equal test. You're better off. I believe to have a
colonoscopy. It's not a big deal. The average colonoscopy in America takes nine
minutes. So it's pretty quick test and pretty easy test, and pretty safe
test. And I would advise it from a top notch doctor. And if
you come here, I would hook you up if you wish. Everything is
with if you wish, because here we believe that the patient is the President
of the United States of her or his body. And so many other places,
you know, the doctor walks around like their god and they tell you
do this or do that, or get this cutoff or that cutoff, or
take this or take that. We don't do that here. We're so different.
At radio surgery in New York, we talk about all the options and
we try to explain all the options. We take time with the patient to
explain all the options, and then you can ask all your questions and you
might say, well, why would you want to do this or why would
you want to do that, And then we explain them and make you understand
the best of our ability, rather to say, oh, you got to
do this or you got to do that. Most people that I see you
want to know. They want to understand, and we explain a lot here
at Radio Stuity in New York. We have a lot of literature to send
you. You can call us at two and two Choices. That's our phone
number. We made two and two Choices for you to be for you to
easily remember, two and two means New York City and choices means you do
have choices, and I'll explain some of the choices. People happen just a
few minutes. So we're so different, and people come here for three basic
reasons. One is whether you have a suspicion of cancer, or you're a
woman who want know if there's something in the breast or the lung or the
pancreas or the bladder or the colon or gun ecologic sites, or if you
haven't had colonoscopy. You want to know what a PSA is, You want
cancer markers, you want a physical exam. This is the work we do
every day. And I can tell you that so many people come here and
get checked out, and so often we find things that are not right,
and of course there's warning signs. Warning signs can be things like weight luss
that's not expected, or a lump or a mass, or a pain,
or symptoms that are new or different that you've never experienced before. And some
people say, well, I feel perfectly fine, how can I be sick?
Well, you can have a nodule. Imagine you have a nodule the
size of a p that that's in your lung or in your breast or your
prostate or colon. Imagine that nodule is cancer. How would you feel it.
You wouldn't feel it and gets to a certain size, and by the
time it gets to a certain size, it may be too late. And
that's another reason why people come here to get checked out before things get out
of control. And you want to hear about some patients today that things have
just gotten out of control. So number one group of people that we see
people that want to know what's going on their body. Number two group of
people was diagnosed elsewhere. They were diagnosed elsewhere, and they have cancer,
and before they get the breast cut off or arm or leg, or prostrate
or bladder or pancreas or liver or whatever, they want to know about all
the options, all the options, and that's what we do. So often
it seems like the surgeons are pushing surgery and the chemo doctors are pushing chemo,
and everyone has an agenda, and we try not to have an agenda
here, but rather to explain all the options. And almost all of our
literature will have a page talking about all the options, and you'll see all
the art of radio surgery, and many people come to our office just to
look at the art of radio surgery. You'll see on our walls the art
of radio surgery, and you'll see artwork talking about all the options. So
you can get an idea. You can't have kind of a college education just
reading interviewing all of what's on our walls and literature. So if you want
to check our website, and many people do, our website is r SNY
dot org. That's rsn Y, which stands for radiosurgerynew York dot org.
You can check that out now or tonight or tomorrow or never, whatever you
want. You can call us and we'll send you a package and DVD about
a work if you like paper in your hands and the package in the mail,
or you can come in and many people do come into our office at
thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street, in the heart of New
York City. There's about a half a million people in our neighborhood every day.
Between Macy's and Harold Square and Times Square and Brian Park and Port Authority
and Penn Station and Grand Central Station, there's lots of famous spots right in
our neighborhood. And we made our office in our neighborhood because it's so conveniently
located. Because all the trains and subways come right within blocks of our office,
right between Penn Station and Grand Central and Port Authority. There's thousands of
buses coming in to New York every day, and people fly into the airports
and take a train to the Penn Station or Grand Central and just walk over
just minutes away. So we made our office easy for you. And like
you said, all the subways one, two, three, four, five,
six, ACE and QRBD, FF, seven S and Q all come
within blocks of our office, easy to get to, easy to get to.
So this is the work that we do every day. We made our
office to be convenient for you. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid,
to be accessible to you. We provide educational materials to educate, to
answer questions so that you can learn things that you may never have thought possible,
and treatment options that you never heard about. I canna tell you the
average person who comes for consultation on about a ninety percent basis, Ninety percent
of the patients who come learn things about their body that they never knew before
that other doctors never told them or they never understood. Ninety percent of people
who come here for consultation learn about their body new things, which is really
so fantastic. So I want to get back to this man, seventy four
year old man I told you but him just a minute ago. He walked
in my office almost ten years ago for a checkup. He had some blood
from the wrectum. He really had not much in the way of tests.
His way was two hundred, he was five' ten. He never smoked,
he never did anything to cause cancer. And I examined him and so
we got some tests and we arranged knoscopy, and well then guess what,
Before you know it, we found a right kidney cancer. That's right.
So he was here getting checked out, had no idea he had kidney cancer.
We checked him out. He walked in the door, just wanted to
get a check up. He heard about doctor Liederman, he heard about Radio
Sargy, New York, and ten years ago we treated him for a kidney
cancer non invasively. Now I can tell you if you go to most eurology
doctors. Eurology doctors are surgeons who operate on the urinary system. Mostly they'll
tell you, oh, you have to have your partner all of your kidney
removed, and well, not everyone wants their kidney removed. And sad to
say, I've never ever ever seen a surgeon who's told the patient, well,
I can cut out your kidney and throw it in a bucket and you'll
never have it again. Or you can go see doctor Liederman and he can
treat your kidney cancer most probably with a high success more than ninety percent,
with no cutting and no bleeding and no anesthesia, no hospitals, and you
just walk in doctor Liederman's office and make a mold around your body, a
stereotactic frame. I believe it was the only place in New York, one
of the few in the world. We have a real stereotactic frame and radio
surgery, and doctor Liederman can send in beams to attack the kidney cancer with
no cutting, no bleeding, no removal of the kidney. Whow what a
difference it makes. And this man who walked in my office, that blood
in the stool was just a hammer and nothing serious. The rest of his
intestines were perfectly fine. His blood tests were perfectly fine. There's no cancer
marker for kidney cancer. So the fact he happened to walk in because he
heard a radio show and wanted to get checked out, We checked him out,
found the kidney cancer. We treated him ten years ago, and ten
years ago he underwent the treatment non invasively, no cutting, no bleeding,
no side effects. He was able to work every day full time and have
his treatment. We have long hours. We're treating patients about ten actually twelve
hours a day, so we have lots of hours. People many people like
to work and get the treatment. Many people like to take off from work,
so it's whatever you want is in charge of his or her body.
This man's ten years later, cancer free, doing well. He walked in
this week for a checkup, and we checked him up for his kidney and
for the rest of his body. And this is the work that we do
every day at thirteen eighty for Broadwind. One thing else I should tell you
about kidney cancer. Usually the surgeons like to cut out the kidney without even
doing a biopsy, without even proof. So how would you feel if doctor
X cut out your kidney and the next day he comes into your hospital room
and he says, well, I have good news, missus Jones. You
didn't have cancer. And Missus Jones is sitting there thinking, but you cut
out my kidney. You threw my kidney, the kidney that God gave me
into the garbage. And now you tell me it wasn't necessary. There wasn't
cancer there. And that's what you're all just usually do they Usually we do
not get biopsies. We are so different. Here, this patient had a
biopsy, he knew he had kidney cancer. We found the mass. So
here we found the mass. We did we offered him a buyop see,
which he accepted, proving he had cancer, and that's what he wanted,
and I agree one hundred percent. And then he decided to have our treatment
because he liked the style of our care and he liked the fact the treatment
for even kidney cancer could be goun non invasively with no cutting and no bleeding
and no removal of the kidney, which is so different that I would say
ninety nine percent of kidney cancer care in America. So is it worth coming?
I would say, you judge yourself. I would say, this man
is so happy ten years ago, treated ten years he's been remissioned, no
side effects, no symptoms, fully active, still working, still fully intact,
and now he's eighty four years old and still doing everything he wants.
We don't, by the way, believe in age discrimination. I have some
patients who come to and say, oh, my doctor won't let me get
XYZ test because i'm whatever, is sixty two or seventy two, eighty two
years old. We don't believe in that. To me, that's ridiculous.
The person who's sixty two or seventy two, or eighty two or ninety two
is more likely to make it to one hundred than someone who's twenty two,
So why discriminate. We do not discriminate here. At Radiosurgery, New York
accept most insurances Medicare, Medicaid thirteen eighty four Broadway. Give us a call
if you wish two and two choices. My name is doctor Liederman. We'll
be right back. Many people with cancer come to doctor Liederman when surgery didn't
help and toxic chemo stopped working. Many come in pain. Many people with
cancer come to doctor Liederman when their caregiver has no more care to offer.
Doctor Liederman bringing innovative cancer care for decades. When the next cancer drug is
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two and two choices. Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is
Rob Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR Studios in the hearts of
New York City for 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
Leiderman, we're back. We're back. I want to talk about a man's
Spanish man from Dominican rep public. He was sent to me by a urologist.
There's a particular eurologist in New York City that hates to do surgery on
the prostate. Why does he hate to do surgery on the prostate for prostate
cancer? Because he knows we've worked together for forty years. He knows that
his results are inferior. He knows that if he does surgery, robotic surgery
or open surgery on the prostrate, radical surgery, that most likely ninety eight
percent chance the man will be impotent. He won't have erections. He knows
that eighty percent chance the man will be peeing in his pants. He knows
that with radical or robotic surgery, the penis will be shortened because the prostate
is removed along with the urethra. Just like when a plumber cuts out a
segment of a pipe, he has to bring the ends together to make the
pipe work. The eurologists, if they remove the prostate, they cut the
delicate nerves, which is what the cause is for the impotence, loss of
erections, loss of urinary control, and the shortening of the penis is removal
of the prostate and urethra. Zeurologists that hates to do radical surgery for prostate
cancer less good results, too many complications. Some people even die during radical
surgery. This man from Dominican Republic came to us, was referred actually by
this very prominent eurologist. He had a T one c glease in seven PSA
five six years ago and he came. All the information was provided to him
in English and Spanish. I saw him. We offered all the options,
from no treatment to surgery, to all various forms of radiation. He chose
our treatment and now his PSA is zero and that is the best number to
have after treatment. Your PSA should be at zero or going down to zero.
If you've had surgery and your PSA isn't zero, then you're in trouble.
If you've had surgery, well, the surgery removes all the prostate and
the prostate cancer. Your PSA should be zero. If your PSA is in
zero after radical surgery, it's another reason to call doctor Liederman to and two
choices. This man, the surgeon sent him to us because he knows our
work. He's seen our work, he sees our patients. He likes our
work, he likes our quality, likes it's outpatient, likes it's affordable.
We know that cancer care in a private radiation center is much more affordable than
in a hospital. There's big articles this week in New York Times in Wall
Street Journal about how expensive it is for hospital based medicine because they charge facility
fees. You're paying for the old overhead. Well, you like the big
place, okay, then pay for it, you know. And when you
get a bill for one thousand dollars for use of the facility fee, that
goes with the territory. So don't blame us. We've told you. We've
given you a head up. ARP says, if you want the most economical
care, go to an independent radiology center like Radiosurgeon in New York. That's
what we do. We accept most insurances, Medicare so excellent care. This
man is PSA is zero after being referred by eurologists to just hates to do
radical surgery. His sex life works, his urinary life works so different than
if he'd had radical surgery. We have lots of information to send to you
if you have prostate issues. If you don't know what your PSA is,
he should give a call. Come in. This man is from Dominican Republic,
and there's lots of prosta and other cancers in the Caribbean. We see
lots of people from the Caribbean as well. There's lots of our neighbors in
the New York area who are from the Caribbean area, and lots make it
here because they've heard about our excellent work as well. So for this man,
congratulations for your trust for this urologists, thank you for your trust in
sending this man here. His PSA is zero even at at least in seven
more aggressive cancer, he's doing great. PSA zero years later. And this
is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. And
now I want to talk about a man who was born in Connecticut. He
is a sixty nine year old white man. He's married with a son.
He came with high blood pressure. He was on them lodopin for blood pressure
and he was seen by a super duper urologist at a super duper place.
Now listen to this story. He was diagnosed six years ago with gleas and
six cancer and this PSA went up from seven back then to now more than
thirty. His PSA has quadrupled. It's gone up more than four hundred percent.
And he's had no bone skin, no MRI, and hasn't had any
treatment. And now he's getting worried. And he should be worried. He
should have been worried years ago, and this super duper doctor the super duper
place should have talked about, hey, you can watch the cancer, but
when the PSA is going up, the PSA is indicative of cancer growth.
And this has gone up more than four hundred percent. And if you look
at success rate for surgery for a PSA it's more than thirty. You'll see
it's terrible, terrible, and you look at our results and they're quite good,
much much better, and that's why the man is here to get better
care. We're arranging tests for him, including MRI and we're going a bone
scan this to what we could do, as well as PSMA test. On
clinical exam, he had a nodular prostate STAHT two B prostate cancer. He's
had a rapid rise four hundred percent rise in his PSA over just a few
years. And we explained him PSA velocity, how the PSA has been going
up, what it means. We explained to test him, and he's justifiably
worried. He's justifiably worried because his PSA is going so high and dull this
surgeon who's been seeing him at this super duper place. He probably would not
get an A plus in my report card. My name is doctor Liederman,
and it would take a minute to tell you about who I am, because
I promised I would do that. My name is doctor Gil Liederman. I
was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa. Went to public school University Medical
School, MD at twenty five, just like my brother Ted, Doctor Ted
Liederman, MD at twenty five excellent doctor and my son, doctor Ario Leederman
Cancer doctor board certified, working here at thirteen eighty four Broadway, trained MD
at twenty five three Doctor Liderman's all MD's real doctors mds at twenty five years
of age. Doctor Ariol Liederman's trained at the finest institutions across the country,
board certified. He's loved by his patients because he's thorough and thoughtful and caring
and compassionate and responsive, loved by their families, loved by the staff.
Patients are lucky to have doctor Ario Leaderman cancer doctor board certified here to care
for their cancer or possible cancer. This is the work that we do every
day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Hi. On the other hand, I went
from twenty five to University of Chicago. Michael Reese spent three years in internal
medicine, board certified, took care of thousands of patients with medical diseases,
then went on to Harvard Medical School the prestigious Dana Farbor Cancers Toute trained there,
board certified in medical oncology, caring for thousands of patients, then on
the staff at Harvard Medical School, and then went on at Harvard Medical Schools
to the prestigious Joint Center for ad Ancient Therapy trained took care of thousands of
patients. The only Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation doctor in New York,
one of the few in the world. Here for you, and you're welcome
to come. You're welcome to be seen. If you have a thought of
having cancer, just want to get checked up, or you have proof of
cancer and you want to know about all the options before you commit yourself to
one way or another way, or if you've had care elsewhere, you've had
care elsewhere and it's just not going your way. The reports show the cancer
is growing, the treatment's not tolerated, you're getting numbness, getting side effects
from treatment to cancer is growing. That's another reason, the third reason why
people come here for consultation. So whether you want to know about what's in
your body, you want to have a second opinion about your newly diagnosed cancer,
or you've had cancer and the treatments not going your way, whether it's
chemo or radiation or surgery are all three give us a call, two and
two choices. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. You can check
us out on the web RSNY dot org. You can call us for information.
It's always best to meet in person. We don't do zoom because it's
too many mistakes. You can't examine the patient. We meet in person,
just like doctors and patients have known for hundreds of years. Serious doctors doing
serious work. Here at thirteen eighty for Broadway in Manhattan, board certified.
My name is doctor Liederman, will be right back. Leaderman came to New
York from Harvard. Ninety seven percent of women in New York were losing their
breasts as breast cancer treatment, but ninety percent of doctor Leederman's patients with breast
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the WR Studios in the hearts of New York City, or 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 are
back, and I have another secret surprise to tell you, and that is
that we're live on the radio. And so many people have questions. Hey,
doctor Liederman, whyn't you talk about this? Or w once you talk
about this? Or why don't you explain something to me? And you can
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now. So give us a call one eight hundred and three two one zero
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many people like to wake up with doctor Liederman. Many people like to work
with doctor Liederman from midnight to one am every night on WOR. And I
can tell you that you don't have to have a radio to listen to the
radio. You can do it on your smartphone, you can do it on
your computer. We have people in China and India and around the world listening
to this show on the computer. So there's lots of ways to listen.
There's lots of ways to skin a cat. This is the work that we
do every day, and it's the educational process which is so important. It's
so important to have education. Do you have better health care? And we
can tell you so many lives have been changed in good ways by people who
listen to the radio and others like you radio listeners who when you hear someone
who has a cancer or cancer question, pats that person on the shoulder and
say, hey, you may want to see doctor Liederman about a second opinion,
about a fresh second opinion. If you think you're in trouble and you
don't like the answer, like they want to cut out your kidney or your
lung or whatever, call doctor Liederman. And radio listeners do save lives.
I can tell you that I know that because I see patients every day.
Radio listeners save lives. This is the work we do every day. Now,
I want to talk about a woman who's sixty seven years old. She's
divorced, two children. She came by herself. She's the history of ovarian
cancer treated years ago, breast cancer well sad to say, they did by
lateral mastectomies before, well before. She knew about doctor Liederman years ago.
And then the last year she had a colon cancer that traveled to her liver,
and she didn't know about doctor Liederman either, and she saw a surgeon
who's like an omnivore, and he cut out her colon, he cut out
her liver. Well, she already had stage four cancer. So you can't
cut your way to success in general with stage four cancer. But this doctor,
it's hard to tell him. No, he's a guy that everyone views
him in a different way. Let's leave it like that. Anyway, he
convinced her that she should get her colon cut out and her liver cut out.
He never told her, Hey, you could have non invasive treatment with
doctor Leederman. You could have non invasive treatment treating her colon in your liver
with doctor Liederman. He never told her that. And then he saw a
chemo doctor at one of the super pooper hospitals been had and she's had chemo
for a year and a half and the cancer has just been growing and growing
and growing and growing and growing, and she's getting worse and worse and worse,
and the doctors weren't doing scans. She was getting worse and worse,
not doing great. She went on a trip because I didn't tell her that
the cancer was growing, So she went on a trip to Portugal. She
could barely move, she was so sick and so much pain. And finally
she came to me emergently about ten days ago. We emergently. She came
on a Thursday night, and on Friday, I arranged tests of her spine,
test of her body immediately. She remembers me, I went out to
the street to tell her, hey, I've got all the tests. This
was six o'clock at night. I ran out the street. I told her,
hey, missus you, I've arranged these tests for you first thing tomorrow
morning. And she was so happy that someone was running after her to get
tests. And she didn't know why she was in so much pain and suffering.
Her doctors didn't tell her they didn't get tests. She came here.
We tested her up the cause of her pain, cause of her weakness,
cause of her suffering when no one else did the tests. This is the
work that we do. And now we're treating the masses on the spine which
are causing such terrible pain and suffering. So if you have a cancer not
doing well, even to go to a super duper doctor like this woman at
a super duper hospital and yet super duper surgery didn't work, and super duper
chemo that didn't work, you might want to give us a call like her
and come in. And we immediately took action. We immediately scanned her body,
and we immediately found the cancer, and we're immediately treating the cancer non
invasively with no cutting and no bleeding, with anticipation of excellent results. This
is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway and thirty
eighth Street in the heart of New York City. And we're talking about a
man who's sixty six years old. He's married, he has two boys.
He came by himself. He has high blood pressure, diabetes, pain surgery.
His PSA's gone from seven a couple of years ago to ten and now
even more. And an MRI. And MRI is a magnetic test of the
prostate. There's no radiation involved, and there's a scale an MRI from a
scale Pirates called pirate one to pirate five. Pirate one means there's nothing going
on it appears. Pirate five is most likely it's cancerous. And this man
has disease going through the capsule. And his doctors knew about this and nothing
was done. He had cancer growing through the capsule. It was called extra
capsular extent. He had focus of the cancer approaching the rectum. He was
waking up at nine to yeurin eight. He had no bleeding. His weight
to his two hundred and eight pounds, same as two years ago, with
a height of five foot eight. His mother had lung cancer, but there
was no cancer, prostate cancer in the body. His exam, he's a
robust man. His prostate was enlarged, his PSA was going up, up,
up, and we got a ps some A tests we showed a large
prostate involving the prostate nodes and even a rib, so we had extensive cancer.
We ranged for a biopsy had Gleason eight cancer Gleason eight. So Gleason
is how the cancer looks under the microscope, and there's range from two to
ten. Two is the best, least aggressive, ten is the worst.
In eight nine ten or the most aggressive cancers. He had at Gleason eight
with cancer pyred five going up by the rectum, and his PSA had doubled,
It had gone up from what it was seven to more than thirteen point
eight with this extra capsure extent, and we talked about all the options for
him to treat him. And this is the work we do, and you
can see it might be a wise thing to do to come in early and
not wait till the cancer travels. That's why we like to talk to men
and women and children with cancer or the possibility of cancer to explain the options
before it's so late that the cancer travels. We like to see the cancer.
Less cancer diagnosed is better than more cancer, obviously, 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. So you're welcome to come
here if you wish. This man is here ready to get treated, to
try to get into remission with a program to take care of this prostate that's
advanced growing. As his doctors, we're looking at the PSA going up,
up, up. Normal PSA is four. When he first saw his doctors,
it was seven, almost double. And you can even have prostate cancer
when your PSA is two or three. If you look at our video you'll
see one of our patients from Brooklyn. He explains exactly his PSA was three.
His doctors said, hey, that's great. This is double o seven
if you know double seven. We talk about him a lot on the radio,
and he listens to the radio show. His doctor tom, oh,
PSA three is great, it's normal, and he said, no, it's
not that great. My PSA went up from one to two to three.
It's tripled and the patient because of the patient's diligence, insisted on getting a
biopsy this is twenty years ago, and insisted on coming to me. His
doctor wanted to send him for surgery, and he just did not want to
have surgery, did not want to be impotent, did not want to be
leaking urine, did not want to be shortened. And he had a PSA
of three prostate cancer, and the surgeons wanted to cut on him, and
he just refused. He wanted to come to doctor Liederman, and he came
and now twenty years later, cancer free. You can listen to his story
on the video. We have a prostate video. We have lots of information
here for different kinds of cancer. You can call us for that video,
or better yet, come in and get in a video for yourself and for
your loved ones on DVD. Also booklets about our special work. Also comparison
data. I believe we're the only center that offers comparison data so you know
what's going on, so you can't be baboozled like so many other places.
I believe and don't want to talk about. A woman who comes from Guiana.
She's sixty two years old, born in Guiana. She has one child.
She was diagnosed with breast cancer ten years ago in Queens. She had
a biopsy showing an invasive cancer. Then she went to one of the biggest
hospitals. They want to do chemo and mastectomy and she just refused. She
just did not want any treatment. Now she has discolorations. Almost been ten
years. She has discoloration and ulceration of the breast. She has a lump
in the breast. Her weight is one forty two, same as two years
ago, with a height of five foot two. She has no shortness of
breath. I examined her. She has a huge mass in the right breast,
erosion, ulceration, The whole breast is gone. The cancer's eaten through
the whole breast. It's infiltrated the skin. There's lymph nodes two centimeter lymphodes
in the right armpit. And she has this extent cancer with distortion, destruction
of the breast, traction of the breast and shortening of the breast. It
was biopsy cancer and we asked for a pet scan and tests from her.
And this is a woman who just wants to get treated. She can't take
the cancer growing anymore. She had been seen by other doctors who just offered
her some options. They offered her options that they did. They didn't offer
options that are available for her. And patients can see through it. Patients
can see through when the doctor's pushing them for surgery or pushing them for mestectomy
or pushing them for chemo and don't like it. Patients like the idea of
being told all the options and sad to say she didn't know about doctor Liederman
and knowing all the options so many years ago. And this is the work
that we do. She does not want surgery, she does not want chemo.
She wants our treatment. And this is the work that we do every
day for early breast cancers and advanced breast cancers. And we have a booklet
about treatment for breast cancer. Many many women do not want to have missed
activities, do not want to have surgery, do not want to have chemo,
and yet they're not told all the options in most places in my experience,
so this woman is coming here after searching, unfortunately, allowing the cancer
to grow for ten years, destroying the breast and the structure of the breast
and spreading to the lymphanoes. This is the work we do with information to
send you. We accept most insurances Medicare, Medicaid, thirteen eighty four Broadway,
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Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively.
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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 woman, very nice woman. She's eighty five, she
says, she looks more like she's fifty five. She's a real estate broker.
She has five children. She came with her daughter. She comes from
Long Island. She had skin cancer. Part of her eyelid was resected.
Sad to say, she didn't hear from her dermatologists that you can treat skin
cancer not invasively here. But that's another story for another day. Well,
she recently had abdominal pain. She had some blood in the urine. She
had testing done. She was found to have a kidney cancer. So she
had a kidney cancer, and the kidney cancer surgeon who's the eurologist, told
her she had to remove the kidney. And she asked me about a biopsy,
said, no, you can't do a biopsy. It spreads the cancer.
You got to do it my way remove the cancer. She's eighty five
years old. She's very spray young looking. They say she looks like she's
fifty five or so. And a friend of hers, a radio listener,
said hey, why don't you see doctor Liederman before you have your kidney removed.
And her kidney was going to be removed in the next few days.
And she came to me, and she could see that she was mesmerized,
mesmerized by the surgeon who told her, you can have a biop so you
gotta have surgery. And I met with her, and at first she was
very very very very very defensive, almost saying the same words that a surgeon
would use. And then I showed your examples, and I showed many people
examples of kidney cancers that we've treated over forty years, non invasively, with
no cutting and no bleeding, and no removal of the kidney and not throwing
your kidney in a bucket, and I told her you can also have a
biap. So they told her the worst thing is you have your kidney removed.
And then the surgeon comes in I talked about earlier. Starting comes out
good news, missus Smith, you have no cancer. And missus Smith says,
what about my kidney's now lost in the garbage disposal. Well, we
don't do it that way here. So if you wish, you can be
seen about whatever kind of cancer it's had, a net cancer, brain cancer,
skin cancer, or kidney or breast or pancreas or bladder or whatever.
And so she was offered a biopsy, which she didn't want. She believes
she has cancer and she wants the treatment, and she started the treatment this
week. Non invasively made a stereotactic frame, a very fancy mold around the
body. We computerized her body, we found the cancer. We're sending beams
in invisible beams to attack this kidney mass which most likely is cancer. And
she is so happy. She's so happy she's not in the hospital, and
she's so happy she didn't lose her kidney, and she's so happy. She
decided to listen to a radio listener like you who said, hey, call
doctor Liederman. She's so happy. She sought a fresh second opinion. And
this is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway.
She comes in, gets a treatment, gets up after five or ten minutes,
and goes home, or goes to lunch, or goes across the street
to Macie He's or Brian Parker comes in on a Wednesday and goes to a
matinee. She does what she wants, which is so different than doing what
the surgeon wants, which was to remove the kidney and throw it in the
bucket and hope you recover at AH eight five. No, she is so
happy. Now we're talking about a man, seventy six year old man who
has two children. He came with his dentist. He's had a pacemaker,
he's on blood thinner, and he said his gallbladder removed a pneumonia and COPD.
Now he is not a smoker, but both parents were smokers. They
were smokers so much. He said that the walls of their house were yellow
with discolouration from cigarette smoke. And he was found when he had blood in
the urine, an abdominal pain to have a kidney cancer. And he had
lost thirty pounds. Well so much for that. His doctor found a kidney
cancer and surgery was planned ten days after I saw him. I saw him
about three months ago for his kidney cancer, and surgery was planned. Like
this woman, surgery was planned. He all just has tom bond the schedule,
ready to cut out the kidney, ready to throw the kidney in the
bucket. And he heard about us through a radio listener. Also like you,
it's so important to get a fresh second opinion. And he chose to
be treated. And this man was treated to the kidney, and he says
he feels like he's twenty years younger. He feels so much better since we
treated him. It's amazing. And one more thing I should tell you that
the surgeon was going to remove his kidney without knowing if the cancer had traveled,
so it just was kind of cut out the kidney. Didn't do a
biops. He did care cut out the kidney. He didn't want to know
if the cancer traveled. Here we do the opposite. We offer biops.
We proved the cancer, and we staged him up and we found actually a
massive cancer in the sternum. This is already stage four cancer. The surgeon
was going to remove his kidney without even knowing if the cancer traveled here.
We found cancer and the sternum. We staged him up. He had stage
four cancer. Now he's been treated non invasively for both areas, the kidney
and the sternum, non invasively, no side effects, and he keeps on
telling me, Doc, I feel like I'm twenty years younger. And he
looks great. He's fully active, he's carrying on. No hospitals, no
anesthesis, no loss to the kidney. We were able to treat the kidney
and the sternum where the cancer traveled, all with radiosurgery, pinpoint treatment.
He's had no side effects, just the opposite. He feels twenty years younger
after having our treatment. This is the work we do. And you know,
the surgeon didn't tell him about options. The surgeon didn't tell them about
biopsy. The surgeon didn't tell him about staging. The surgeon has told them,
maybe here Tuesday at seven am, we're going to cut that kidney out.
Well, that didn't happen because he came here for a fresh second opinion,
and maybe the surgeon's listening and maybe the surgeon doesn't like me, and
maybe the surgeon's angry at me because we offered him all the options. But
we're here for the patient. I grew up in an era. I went
to medical school where the doctor was here for the patient, not selling surgery
and not selling chemo, and not selling a hospital, but trying to sell
advice and information. We went to medical school and trained a board, sort
of went to school for thirty five years. Why to learn to be able
to be a better doctor, to train to advise my patients. And this
is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. Here
you have two patients with two kidney cancers. Both of them are doing well,
and both of them are very happy they have both kidneys and they're very
happy they didn't have their kidney removed. And that's so common with many many
diseases, whether it's lung cancer or breast cancer, or bankhreas or liver.
This is the work we do. Bladder, prostate, gynecologic, colo recto,
primary cancers, bone cancers, lymphanode cancers, primary cancers that's where the
cancer started, or metastatic cancer like this man with kidney cancer, that had
cancer that spread to the sternum. So we like to know what you have
and where is it, and the patient should want to know that too.
And sadness so elsewhere these doctors didn't do that. They didn't tell the patient
what they had with reliability, and they didn't stage them up to know where
they had the cancer. And it made such a huge difference for this man
and for this woman and for our patients. This is what we do every
day. The patient always has the right to say yes or no. The
patient is the president of her or his body, and yet we like to
help the president get the best possible care. So we talk about all the
options we accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. You can come me to
real board certified doctor all what you want here at thirteen eighty four Broadway.
Give us a call if you wish, or get the information if you wish,
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