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primary and metastatic large or small cancers
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Thirteen eighty four Broadway and thirty eight. Catch aplane, Hop a train,

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Mate, so cancer can be said
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centimeters. Now I am cancer free. No cutting, no bleeding, no

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hospital stay, no chemo therapy.
I'm grateful to Doc taleda man at New

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York Radio Surgery. No cutting,
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For more information about innovative cancer treatment,

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four Broadway. Most insurance is accepted
for newer recurrent cancers. Call Doctor Leiderman

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two and two choices. Welcome everybody. It's the Radio Surgery Show with Doctor

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Gil Leiderman, MD, New York's
only Harvard trained triple board certified radiation oncologist

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who brings you the latest cancer treatment
news, interviewing world renowned cancer experts,

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delving to special cases, and of
course answering your questions. I'm Rob Redstone,

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broadcasting from the WR Studios in the
heart of New York City, and

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now please welcome doctor Leaderman. Hello
and thank you, Thank you Rob,

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Thank you, no, and thank
you for tuning in today and every day

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on the radio. Every day.
We're here to educate. We're not selling

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anything. That you learn things,
and from learning things we hope that you

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can then hopefully change your life and
have a better life, longer life,

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healthier life, do the right things, whether it's get a PSA, whether

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it's going to call anoscopy, whether
it's learning about options. If God forbid,

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you have a cancer and they want
to cut out your arm or your

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leg, or your lung, or
your breast, or your bladder or your

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prostate or wherever, and they're not
telling you about all the options, I

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can tell you many many, many, many many places do not tell patients

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about all the options. When I
was a medical student and the young man

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in Iowa, one of the obligations
of the doctor was to tell a person

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a patient all the options. In
fact, the informed consent process is talking

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about all the risks, benefits and
alternatives. Well, when doctors starts selling

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things rather than talking about risk,
benefits and alternatives, then it means that

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you don't get the right inform and
therefore you cannot make a good decision.

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And that's why one reason why so
many people come here. Just in this

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example. For an example, skin
cancer, there's three million skin cancers a

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year, squamo cell and basi cell
cancers, among others, and I would

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tell you that ninety nine percent of
patients get surgery. Well, dermatologists who

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diagnose the cancer are surgeons, and
they seem and messtimize knowledge. Generally,

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it's not always nothing's one hundred percent
of medicine, but most commonly to offer

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the patient surgery. I see patients
who've had a biopsy on their skin,

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whether it's a eye or nose or
mouth or eyelid or ear or wherever,

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neck or arm or leg, and
the biopsy comes back cancer squamo cell or

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basal cell usually, and the dermatologist
writes down refer for mosts. Most is

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a radical kind of surgery. It's
an expensive surgery. It's often a very

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deforming surgery. And well, it's
expensive, which makes it appealing for some

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like the people who are going to
reap the benefits of that expense. It

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makes it unappealing for patients who are
going to give up part of their body

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and their pocket book or their insurance
pocketbook to have MOS. And I would

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tell you that ninety nine percent of
the people that I see with skin cancer,

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and I see a lot of people
with skin cancer are never told all

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the options. So why is it? And you can guess you can call

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me later today in the show and
tell me why do you think it is

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that dermatologists most commonly don't refer patients
for non invasive treatment. At a man

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this week, they cut off half
of his left ear. Okay, he's

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about a seventy five year old businessman
and was in the military and very rigid

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personality, and he was diagnosed with
the left ear cancer and they cut off

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the top part of his left ear
and now he's walking around without the top

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part of it his ear. And
guess what he has now he has cancer

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in the bottom part of his ear. And of course the surgeon wants to

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cut off the rest of his ear
and all of a sudden, he remembered

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doctor Liederman on the radio talking about
skin cancer and non invasive and he's already

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embarrassed and humiliated to walk around with
how the top part of his ear,

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and now they want to cut off
the rest of his ear. And if

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you get our skin cancer booklet,
by the way, you'll see a patient

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that came to us after the surgeons
did exactly that. They cut off his

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whole ear for skin cancer. And
then guess where the cancer came back.

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That's right, he came back in
the lymphanodes, right next to the ear.

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So cutting cutting, cutting is great, maybe for the surgeon, or

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great for the hospital, or great
for the pathologists. It seems like it's

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great for everybody except well, except
for the person who's paying the bill.

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That's usually the patient, or maybe
all of us. We're all probably paying

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more in insurance for these successive surgeries. And what about for the patient patient,

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this man who lost the top out
of his ear, and now the

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dermatologist wants him to lose the bottom
part of the ear. And then all

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of a sudden, guess who's the
most motivated person in the world to come

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to see doctor Liederman at thirteen eighty
four Broadway. Well, this military man,

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this businessman, he is so motivated
and in a few treatments we have

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a high success rate in ridding them
of this cancer. Success rate is ninety

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five percent. It's higher than with
Moe's with no cutting and no bleeding and

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no anesthesia. And this is the
work that we do every day, and

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this story, this is the man
I just saw a couple of days ago,

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and he's really so livid about the
medical profession about cutting off his ear.

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It took him a couple of visits
to cool down to remind him that

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I'm the doctor who's not cutting off
his ear. It's the other guys who

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cut off the top of his ear. And it's the other guys. And

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it's not only men guys. There's
all kinds of guys, and it's the

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other guys who wanted to cut off
the bottom part of the air. Took

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two visits at two hours to make
them understand, Hey, I'm the guy

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that's on the radio every day talking
about non invasive treatment for skin cancers with

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high success rate with no cutting,
no bleeding, no anesthesia, in general,

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no deformity. We have not perfect
success, but our success is ninety

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five percent, which I believe is
higher than with Moe's without all the cutting

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and bleeding. So this is the
work that we do every day. And

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I really didn't intend to talk about
that man, but I want to talk

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about why doctors don't give people all
the options, and actually came to talk

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about three women with abdomino cancers.
Two of them I saw, and one

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I'm going to be speculating about,
and that is the future Queen of England,

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Caroline, Princess Kate. We're going
to talk about her for a few

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minutes. Although I'm not her doctor, I know nothing about it. Going

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to speculate and I know it's always
dangerous, but let's just speculate together,

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and you're welcome to call in if
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want to talk about two women.
One woman who had surgery for her pancreous

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cancer. She went to a super
duper big place. And I know when

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I say super duper, everybody thinks
of a certain place, but in fact,

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all the big hospitals think they're super
pooper big hospitals. And if you

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go meet the presidents of the big
hospitals, they all think that they're the

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president of the super duper Pooper Scooper
Place. And of course when they get

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their perks and their million dollars and
their limousines and their townhouses and their cars

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and private jets. Remember these hospitals
are all nonprofit. If they're all nonprofit,

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why is it that they make millions
of dollars? And how come they

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pay the president of the hospital millions
of dollars and the administrators that are running

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around hundreds of thousands of dollars for
nonprofit? I think about nonprofit. I

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think about Mother Teresa, who is
really nonprofit. She was nonprofit. But

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when you put a president in and
you pay him ten million and it's a

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townhouse and a limousine and an airplane, well guess who's paying the bill?

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Yeah you are. And just as
an example, in the big hospitals.

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And there's a big brujaja this week
in the big hospitals. For example,

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it was an article in the paper
showing the typical breast biopsy. So a

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simple, simple, simple breast biopsy
in a hospital is six thousand dollars.

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And so I called up the most
luxurious, prestigious radiology center in New York

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that does biopsies of the breast to
compare. This is a big center and

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they see VIP patients, so a
hospital and average is six thousand dollars for

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a best biopsy. So I asked
the president of this company, who I

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know very well and I work with
him, and how much do you guys

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collect how much do you collect our
charge for a breast biopsy? And he

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said one thousand dollars. So one
thousand dollars at one of the most luxurious,

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important radiology centers in New York versus
six thousand dollars in the hospital.

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And what do you get for that? Well, I don't think you get

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very much, except to get a
receipt with a lot of more numbers on

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it. But the bry upsy is
the same and the results are the same.

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The only difference is the overhead that
hospitals are charged are allowed to charge

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high overhead. There's one procedure that
we do for a couple thousand dollars and

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one of the biggest hospitals in New
York charges seventy two thousand dollars for this

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radiation procedure. And even ARP magazine
has said, if you want the best

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bang for your buck, in radiology, it's always best to go to a

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free standing radiology center like Radio Shirting
in New York. And just for that

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reason, it is so much more
economical. And you can say, well,

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i'm not paying, my insurance is
paying. Well, the fact is

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that we're all paying, and you're
paying your insurance premium, or you're paying

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your tax dollars, or let's just
say you're not paying any premium, you're

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not paying any tax dollars, you
have no income. Well, someone's paying,

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and instead of building up the army
or giving food to starving children,

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they're paying these hospitals exorbitant amounts,
exorbitant amounts of money for what for exorbitant

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prices to be done in a hospital
that's so much better than a freestanding center

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where we know who you are and
you know who we are, and it's

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not going to be a student or
a resident or someone who's learning. It's

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going to be actually a board certified
doctor distinguishing their field, taking care of

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the patient. So you think about
it and ask where would you want to

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have your breast biopsy? Would you
want to have the six thousand dollars in

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a hospital that may be by a
student or a resident, or would you

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rather have a board certified doctor and
an independent center dedicated to you, responsible

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to you, and you know who
they are for one thousand dollars and who's

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going to pay the bill? And
when America goes bankrupt from all these excessive

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bills, what's going to be left. It's going to be disaster unless all

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of us take some responsibility and do
the right thing. And that's what we're

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talking about here, about getting great
results and not spending your children's money.

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Six thousand dollars for a hospital biopsy
versus a thousand and one of the most

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distinguished hospitals also paid by insurance.
This is what insurance pays. Thousand dollars

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to independent radiology center to breast biopsy
or six thousand dollars in a hospital by

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a student or a resident or someone
else that you don't really know and you'll

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probably never find him. I can
tell you what. You try to call

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the hospital and try to find them. Lots of luck. When you come

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in with me and you want to
know who did the biopsy, will call

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their number. I'll have their cell
phone. We'll get their number, and

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you'll hear the conversation with that person. It's such a huge difference to have

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care that's dedicated to you. It's
not robbing the bank, that's not robbing

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the country, that's not breaking the
insurance that's dedicated to you for great care,

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economical care. And remember a lot
of insurances like Medicare, you may

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be responsible for twenty percent copay.
So we'd rather pay twenty percent of one

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thousand dollars or twenty percent of six
thousand dollars. So in any way,

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in my view, if you get
excellent care and a cost less that's quite

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the thing to do. My name's
doctor Liederman, cancer doctor, actually the

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only Triple Board certified radiation cancer doctor
in New York. Here for you here

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at thirteen eighty four Broadway, treating
new cancers, treating recurrent cancers if prior

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chemo or radiation or surgery didn't work. And also we're seeing patients that want

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to know if they have cancer.
We see men every day coming in and

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what's your PSA to have prostate cancer, women to have a breast cancer,

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what's in my lung, what's in
my bladder, what's in my colon?

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How do I get the best colonoscopy? How to get the best bang for

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the buck. This is the work
we do. So there's three groups of

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people that come and see us every
day. People want to know if they

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have cancer number one. Number two
people who are newly diagnosed and before they

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get decisions and go down the wrong
path. I want to know all the

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options from a doctor who's Triple Board
certified, the only Harvard trained, Triple

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Board certified doctor to inform you of
all the options. And also we see

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patients who've had chemo, radiation or
surgery and it just didn't work, are

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not tolerated, and there's so many
people like that. There's so many people

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getting chemo for no good reason.
The cancer is growing and the doctor's still

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giving chemo that's not working. It
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they keep on giving chemo. Remember, chemotherapy is one hundred or two hundred

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thousand dollars a year, And why
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not working, When the cancer's growing
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and DVD. Hey, doctor Leiderman, we're back. We are back,

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and we're here talking about what I
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That is, three women with abdominal
cancers. Want about a one woman

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who came to us this week.
She had a pancreas cancer. She had

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surgery for a pancreas cancer at a
duper pooper's place. She did not have

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a pet scan. The doctor did
a cat scan. She'd abdomino pain,

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she had lost some weight. She
had a pancreas cancer. It was wrapped

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around the duodenum. He he at
one of the biggest super duper places.

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Told her, you gotta have a
whipple procedure. You gotta have surgery.

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You gotta have a whipple procedure.
A whipple procedure is a radical it's a

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big surgery moving the whole pancreas and
the adjacent tissues, whether it's a duodenum

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or spleen or lymphodes. And that's
what she had. She was told,

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oh, you gotta have that.
The doctor never said, hey, you

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could have radical surgery, or hey
you could get a pet scan and see

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where the cancer is. You can
see if it's traveled. But he didn't

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offer a pet scan. He didn't
do the best testing. In my view,

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he encouraged her to have radical surgery, which was his thing. And

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he's a surgeon, and he can
say, hey, why would the surgeon

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be pushing surgery? Why would that? How often do you see the doctor

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pushing the thing that he or she
does? Well, I see it all

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the time, sad to say,
and I usually I will tell you eighty

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to ninety percent of time. See
that this person doesn't offer the patient all

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the options. The surgeon didn't say, hey, I can do radical surgery

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if you want tomorrow, or I
can get the best imaging we can see

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if the cancers traveled. He didn't
say that. Or he could go see

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doctor Liederman and learn about non invasive
treatment with high success. For example,

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with pancreas cancers. Our success rate
where we attack the cancer is about ninety

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percent, and it's durable, unlike
chemotherapy, which basically always fails, and

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surgery often fails. So Swiman had
surgery and the surgeon went in and he

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found the cancer and the cancer was
wrapped around not only for the pancreas,

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but wrapped around the duodenum, which
is intestine. It's part of the intestine

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that goes from the stomach to the
small bow. So it was wrapped around

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the duodenum, and it already spread
to the tissues around the pancreas, and

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it also traveled to three lymphantodes.
So it was extensive. And the surgeon

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never told her beforehand that the cancer
was extensive. The surgeon never told her

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it looked like it spread outside of
the pancreas. The surgeon never told her

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that spread to lymphods because they never
got the best test. In fact,

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she never heard about the best test
until she came here thirty four Broadway,

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doctor Liederman this week, and this
week was after she had the surgery,

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and then she was sent for chemo
to wipe up the mess. Well,

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the problem is when the mess is
there chemo can't really cure the mess,

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so it might slow it down for
a few weeks or months, and maybe

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the surgeon will feel happy that he
doesn't feel or she doesn't feel responsible anymore

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because it's a few weeks or a
few months later. But in fact,

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it all stems from, in my
view, a bad decision initially. That's

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why I encourage people to think about
coming here first before they jump been for

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radical surgery or chemo or other things. So she had two treatments that failed.

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The surgery failed, and then the
chemo failed, and then the chemo

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failed again, and she got another
year of chemotherapy. So she came to

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us with about two years of chemo, radical surgery, nothing working, and

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she wanted to know what her options
were. Well, we told her what

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the options are. We told her
how we could treat her and try to

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stop this cancer prolong her life when
the other treatments really didn't work. Basically

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didn't work. The surgery didn't remove
all the cancer. It left the cancer

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it was spreading through the abdominal cavity
into the tissues around the pancreas and lymphodes.

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The chemo while she had six months
of chemo after the surgery that didn't

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work, and then the cancer came
back more and then she had a year

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of chemo that didn't work. It
basically it never really works. And you

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could say, well, why does
American why do Americans take so much?

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Chemo's such a great expense. Well, that's a good question. That's something

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we talk about every day here and
every day in person, and you may

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want to ask that question. If
you or your loved ones are getting chemo

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or thinking about chemo, you may
want to ask that question in person so

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you can learn about other options before
you devote yourself to putting yourself your body

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basically, most commonly in a bathtub
of chemo, because that's what chemo generally

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is, kimbo generally, not always, but generally goes through the whole system.

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It's injected in the vein and it
goes from head to toe. Whether

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it's cancer in your toe or not, it goes there and so often causes

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side effects like neuropathy, pain in
the hands, numbness in the hands,

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weakness of the hands and feet.
So that woman came and we're restaging her.

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Finally, we're restaging her to see
exactly where the cancer is and of

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course there's cancer markers CA. Ninety
nine and the other place only did one

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marker in two years, one marker, which in my view is ridiculous because

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there's cancer markers, the markers generally
not always go up when the cancer's recurrent,

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and maybe the doctor's over, you
know where Xyz didn't want to know

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that the cancer is coming back.
Maybe they had more motivation at one hundred

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to two hundred thousand dollars a year
giving chemo, just to keep on giving

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chemo. And finally she woke up
to reality. A friend, a radio

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listener like you, said, hey, why don't you go see doctor Leaderman.

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You may learn some options, And
indeed she did. So what are

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we doing for her now with recurrent
pancreas cancer. Well, we're restaging her

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for the first time with accurate staging
and with blood tests to determine exactly where

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the cancer is. And we'll meet
her and we'll show her where the cancer

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is and how we can possibly offer
treatment to stop the cancer where it's located

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with a high success. When we
treat cancer, generally, there's about a

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ninety percent chance that the cancer that
we treat will stop, our shrink or

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go away, which is so different
than chemo, which almost always fails for

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these kind of cancers, and in
fact for most kind of cancers. So

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I told you I would talk about
three patients. The second patient was a

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woman just diagnosed. She was just
diagnosed to sixty five year old black woman,

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had abdominal pain, weight loss,
and was found to have a pancreas

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cancer measuring about three and a half
centimeters. She went to Super Duper's General

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and she's scheduled next week Thursday,
for a radical surgery. The same surgery

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a whip a procedure, and she
god no cancer markers, she had no

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pet scan. The surgeon's going to
go in blind, and then of course

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a surgeon who will come out and
say, oh, I mean there's a

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small chance he'll get it all out, which is very very small. Most

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likely he'll later tell the woman when
he gets a pathology report back, whoops,

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I'm sorry, we tried. We
just couldn't do it. Whoops,

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we tried. Whoops. And that's
about the last thing you want to hear

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after a radical surgery where you're risking
your life and your body and you're changing

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your forever. Whoops, I didn't
know the cancer was so advanced. That's

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why we do such sophisticated testing.
And this woman's having a PETST scan and

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MRI scan and cancer markers. Cancer
markers were done. We've got approval to

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get the MRI and the pet scan
for tomorrow. She came yesterday, she

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get to test tomorrow. And this
is the work we do every day.

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And we don't believe it's worthwhile to
wait and to speculate and send a person

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for surgery without knowing the best test. If it was your life, would

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you want to have a surgery that's
unnecessary when you could get better testing that

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might give you better chance to get
a better treatment and avoid an unnecessary treatment.

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Most logical people would say yes,
I want to know where the cancer

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is. I want the best option
now, and the best option is to

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know the best non invasively without cutting
or bleeding, and then choose a treatment

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when you know all the options and
not are pushed or compared to have a

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treatment that you don't really want or
don't really know about and you haven't really

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heard all the options. This is
the work that we do every day.

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At thirteen eighty four Broadway, we
spoke about two women. One who had

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a whippo procedure for pancreas. It
didn't work. The doctors didn't get the

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best testing they caught on her.
They left cancer behind, the cancer grew

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back. She had chemo for six
months that didn't work. They had chemo

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for another year that didn't work.
And she's now here getting tested to see

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where the cancer is to finally give
her some answers that she hasn't had for

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the last two years. The second
woman, newly diagnosed with pancreas cancer,

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luckily for her, was scheduled for
radical surgery whippo procedure in the next few

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days. Came to us at the
eleventh hour. We're getting the testing for

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her with plenty of times so she
can make a decision knowing where the cancer

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is and what the best option is
for her. It was us who ordered

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the test, not the surgeon at
Super Duper General who whose interest may be

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surgery rather than something else. We
like the interest to be the patient.

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We're here for the patient. And
then the last case, I want to

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talk about it. I know nothing
about this case other than what I read

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in the newspaper, same as you. But Princess Kate, the future Queen

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of England, who you might have
heard, had surgery and pathologists apparently deliberated

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and found cancer. She had surgery, so apparently all we know is that

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she had an abdomino's cancer somewhere in
her abdomen. It could be anywhere,

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the stomach, the pancreas, the
coal and the kidney, the liver,

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the ovary, anywhere. We don't
know anything about it. I don't have

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any special connections with the King of
England, although maybe you should have a

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lot of peaceful A lot of people
told me, hey, doctor Leemy,

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she called up the King of England. No, we don't do that.

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We don't do that. Patients can
call when they want. So why is

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it that she's getting chemo now after
surgery. Well, she must have had

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some tests that showed something was wrong, right, That's why she had She

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must have had some complaints or weight
loss or anemia or some abnormality. She

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had abdominal surgery in Great Britain,
and then after much brew haha, they've

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found cancer in the sample and now
they're giving her chemotherapy. Well, you

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already know the weakness of chemotherapy and
the failure rate of chemotherapy, which is

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so high, so I believe that
her doctors are speculating that maybe chemotherapy will

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help a little bit. The likelihood
of that is tiny. So either the

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surgeons removed all the cancer, and
we obviously hope that's the truth. For

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every patient who chooses surgery, there
are other options. There might have been

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other options for her, although I
don't know the case. There might have

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been an option of starotactic radio surgery
here at thirty y four Broadway, and

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we have plenty of patients who fly
in from UK. We have a Liderman

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Club in UK. We've had patients
coming here for decades as part of the

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leaderman C and UK who get options
when they think there are no options there.

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So for her, we wish her
well. There's three women all with

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abdominal cancers, one recurrent cancer when
surgery and chemo didn't work, one woman

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who's planned to have surgery and who's
now rethinking the whole process. And another

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woman, the future Queen of England, who had surgery who's getting chemotherapy,

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and we only hope that she does
well, and we hope that the surgeon

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removed all the cancer wherever it was, because relying on chemotherapy is a long,

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long, long, long, long, almost useless stretch of imagination.

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So God bless her, and God
bless all our patients, and especially these

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three women. My name's doctor Liederman. We'll be right back. When doctor

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Leederman came to New York from Harvard, ninety seven percent of women in New

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York were losing their breasts as breast
cancer treatment. But ninety percent of doctor

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Liederman's patients with breast cancer will keep
their breasts. Doctor Leederman, an outspoken

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advocate of breast saving therapy, educated
women about choices. To arm every woman

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about breast cancer choices, breast saving
whenever possible and desired. When every hospital

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thought standard radiation was okay, doctor
Leederman had a better idea innovative. Doctor

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Leederman first brought brain radio surgery to
New York and body radio surgery to America.

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Meet doctor Leederman, Breast conserving therapy
over decades. Thirteen eighty four,

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Broadway at thirty eighth, call two
on two choices, two and two choices

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about breast cancer treatment. Most insurances
Medicare, Medicaid accepted for a fresh second

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opinion, called doctor Leederman, breast
cancer treatment called two on two choices,

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two and two choices. Call doctor
Leederman today, two and two choices.

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It's doctor Liederman with Calvin West singing
and writing about his cancer treatment. I

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had cancer side at the radio surgery
read chances. I'm so glad. We

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do want to thank Dot Lennon and
you Eliot Jr. Katzer. It's not

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counting on two three, Well,
Si, no pay is read your granddad

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is such a free can't you treatment? Called doctor Liederman two and two choices,

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two and two choices, called doctor
Liederman. Welcome back to the Radio

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Surgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone
here with doctor Gil Liederman at the w

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o R studios in the hearts of
New York City. Were just a few

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steps from the Radio Surgery New York
Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth

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Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading
cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively.

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He was the first in New York
with fractionated brain radio surgery, and

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he's the first in America and in
the Western Hemisphere with body radiosurgery. You

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can also call doctor Liderman at two
and two choices for a free informative booklet

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and DVD. Hey, doctor Liderman, we're back. We're back. I

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want to talk about a man who
walked in the door ten years ago.

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He said he had many medical problems. He had blood from the rectum.

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He was waking up tonight at night
to urinate. He was seventy four.

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He was a security guard. He
was single and no children. He came

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for a checkup. He was waking
up once a night. He had no

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pain, he had no history of
smoking, no cough, no lumps.

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He was seen by other doctors,
and other doctors didn't find anything. So

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he worked him up. We got
tests on him, and well what did

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we find. We found a kidney
cancer. Yeah, it's totally unrelated to

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his symptoms, but we found a
kidney cancer in him. And the usual

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tree even for kidney cancer, as
you might know, and we alluded to

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a few minutes ago, is cutting
out the kidney. Well, this man

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had a mass in the kidney.
Usually the eurologist eulogist, eurologist, it's

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a Latin word. Umans really do
the urinary system, and ologists someone who

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studies the urinary system. He's a
surgeon or she's a surgeon who operates in

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the urinary system, and usually they
recommend just cutting out the kidney and throwing

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it into the bucket without a biopsy, without even knowing what it is.

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And I think that's the last thing
an even where he wants you want to

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lose your kidney, speculating that it's
cancer, not knowing. And I can

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tell you that when we see masses
in the kidney, we like to get

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biopsies. In about ten percent of
the time there's no cancer. So radiologists

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are wrong about ten percent of the
time. And I don't think you or

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your loved one we want to throw
their kidney in the bucket for no reason,

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or have the surgeon walk in your
hospital room the next day and say,

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oh, missus Jones have good news
for you. That kidney we cut

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out yesterday there was no cancer.
And then the patient's thinking himself, doctor,

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you just cut out my good kidney. What are you going to do

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00:35:02.239 --> 00:35:07.480
about that? Well, the doctor
never answers that question, So here we

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do it opposite, which I think
is more logical. This patient, we

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worked up, we checked them out
for all the symptoms. We found a

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mass in the kidney. We biopsied
the mass. We put a tiny little

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needle in biup seed the mass.
It was cancer. We staged him up.

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There was no spread of the cancer. Remember this is ten years ago.

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He walked in the door. Remember
vividly when he walked in the door

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ten years ago. And yes,
we found a kidney cancer. We biup

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seed. It proved a cancer,
staged him up, got all the testing

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of his entire body, found it
had not traveled. Remember it was a

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non smoker, so I know often
smokers have much higher risk of kidney cancer.

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He was a non smoker ten years
ago, treated and now is cancer

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free ten years later. And what
was he doing here last week getting checked

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up? Well? Number one,
he was getting checked up. He's getting

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checked up. Almost all the patients, say, doctor Leader, And how

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do you know the treatment work.
Well, you get checked up for the

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rest of your life, for the
rest of your life. Many people don't

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imagine that we follow all the patients, but yes, we follow all the

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patients when the patient wants, and
encourage patients to get tests on a regular

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basis. And then he was so
happy. His sister, who is about

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eighty five, she was about sixty
was diagnosed in Florida with esophageo cancer and

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he wanted to cut out her esophagus. Esophagus is the tube between the throat

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and the stomach. Elsewhere they wanted
to cut out her entire esophagus and she

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just didn't want that, and we
saw her. She flew in from Florida

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because her brother ten years earlier had
such good recollection of his treatment here,

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and we just finished her treatment for
esophageal cancer with no cutting, no bleeding,

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no chemo, and this is what
she asked for. And she's done

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great, and she's eating and doing
all the normal things. And she just

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flew home doing great. Brother and
sister. The brother kidney cancer walked in

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the door just for a checkup ten
years ago and then recommended his sister who's

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diagnosed recently with esophageal cancer. And
she just finished her treatment and is doing

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great. And this is the work
that we do every day at thirteen eighty

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for Broadway man, he's sixty years
old. He came in with a glease

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in seven PSA eight point nine prostate
cancer. Seven of twelve cores are positive.

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So usually for men with prostate issues, usually a PSA is done.

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Usually when the PSA is four or
more, we would recommend or suggest a

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biopsy. That's always up to the
patient. But when the PSA is four,

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there's about a twenty five percent chancell
in cancer. When the PSA is

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three, there's about a twenty percent
chancell in cancer. The PSA is two,

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there's about a fifteen percent chance of
having cancer. If you listen to

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our video, you listen to WOS
zero zero seven w zerozel seven. It's

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not James Bond, but it's our
very famous patient. His PSA went from

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zero point eight to three and a
half and his everything's okay. And the

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00:38:14.920 --> 00:38:17.679
patient said, no, it's not
okay. My psa quadrupoed. I want

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a biopsy. And this is twenty
years ago. Very smart man. His

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name is Ralph Florio. He got
a biopsy, he had cancer. He

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came to me twenty years ago and
is now cancer free twenty years later.

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And you can see him on our
prostate video. He talks about his diagnosis.

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Very smart man. When his doctor
told him he was say okay,

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his PSA was three and a half, he said, no, it's not

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a quadrupo. I want a biopsy. He got a biopsy, he was

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found to have cancer. Came here
when he had the biopsy. You're always

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told, oh, you gotta have
surgery. He said, no, I

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don't want to have surgery. I
don't want to be impotent. I don't

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be leaking urine. I don't want
my penis to be shortened. And this

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is a man who's twenty years later, sexually active, good control of the

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urine, and his PSA is zero. So he's done great. This man

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who came to us with a glease
in seven PSA eight point nine, with

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00:39:10.119 --> 00:39:15.199
seven of twelve cores positive. We
worked him up. His scans were negative,

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there was no spread of the cancer. He was treated years ago,

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00:39:19.400 --> 00:39:24.000
and now his PSA's dropped from nine
down to zero, and he's done great.

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His sex life works, his jureniary
life works. This is the work

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that we do every day at thirteen
eighty four Broadway, and we treat many,

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many men. We've treated about nine
thousand men, probably more than anywhere

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00:39:37.239 --> 00:39:43.960
else over decades with high success.
And we take on tough cases, tough

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cases like this man. Here's a
man. Listened to this man. He's

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seventy one years old, he's married, he was on hormones elsewhere for a

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00:39:51.880 --> 00:39:55.599
glease in eight cancer PSA three point
four He went to one of the biggest

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hospitals in New York, super famous, and they him on hormones, and

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he hated the hormones. Hormones are
anti testosterone, so they take away libido,

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they take away erections. They cause
hot flashes and weight gain and growing

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00:40:10.440 --> 00:40:14.480
of the breasts and weakness of the
bone. And he came to me with

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a Gleason eight cancer. Elsewhere they
were relying on hormones, and hormones by

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00:40:19.360 --> 00:40:23.960
themselves don't cure anybody, a little
bit like the story of the chemo earlier

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00:40:24.039 --> 00:40:27.519
in the show that I talked about. So he came from one of the

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super duper places. We showed him
our data for Gleason eight cancer. We

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know with surgery it almost always fails. Hormones always fails. So he offered

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00:40:37.679 --> 00:40:44.719
him treatment, curative therapy or potentially
curative therapy. He was treated nine years

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00:40:44.800 --> 00:40:51.920
ago for his advanced Gleason eight cancer
and today his PSA zero. He's doing

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00:40:52.079 --> 00:40:57.159
great and his wife is so happy
that he's doing great, and he's done

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00:40:57.199 --> 00:41:02.599
great for nine years. This is
the work that we do every day at

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thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty
eighth Street in the heart of New York

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City, and I just want to
tell you one more thing, A special

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00:41:09.360 --> 00:41:13.239
note that we're live on the radio, which means you can call us at

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one eight hundred three two one zero
seven ten. So if you have questions.

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I know some people say, oh, doctor Liederman, you never talk

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00:41:20.000 --> 00:41:22.320
about X y Z. Here's your
chance. Call us at one eight hundred

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00:41:22.400 --> 00:41:27.519
three two one zero seven ten.
One eight hundred three two one zero seven

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00:41:27.639 --> 00:41:30.679
ten. Noah will take your call
and put you right through at one eight

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00:41:30.800 --> 00:41:34.519
hundred three two one zero seven ten. I want to talk about myself for

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00:41:34.599 --> 00:41:37.440
a moment, because so many people
give advice about cancer, and then most

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00:41:37.519 --> 00:41:40.960
people don't really know much about it. They may say Uncle Harry had this

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00:41:42.239 --> 00:41:45.559
or Aunt Tilly had that, but
we talk about learning over decades and reading

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00:41:45.679 --> 00:41:52.440
articles and practicing one of the biggest
cancer practices in America, treating forty thousand

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00:41:52.519 --> 00:41:55.000
patients. My name is doctor kil
Liederman, born and raised in Waterloo,

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IO. Went to public school University
MDTIVE just like my illustrious brother Ted Liederman

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00:42:02.199 --> 00:42:07.800
MD at twenty five and also doctor
Ariel Leaderman MD at twenty five after aroo

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Leederman is a board certified cancer doctor
trained at most illustrious places across America from

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00:42:15.440 --> 00:42:20.519
coast to coast, and is now
here Board certified and thoughtful and competent and

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00:42:20.639 --> 00:42:24.039
caring and loved by his patients and
loved by their families and loved by the

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staff. And you're really lucky to
have doctor ariel Leederman, who was also

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00:42:29.679 --> 00:42:35.199
MD at twenty five three. Doctor
Liederman's MD at twenty five. I after

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00:42:35.360 --> 00:42:38.679
MD at twenty five went into University
of Chicago, Michael Reese trained at Internal

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Medicine Board certified, years there,
training and treating thousands of patients. Then

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00:42:44.880 --> 00:42:50.719
went on to Harvard Medical School at
the prestigious Dana Farbor Cancer trained for years

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and then remained on the staff treating
thousands of patients with cancer at Harvard,

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00:42:54.360 --> 00:42:59.519
and then remained at Harvard and trained
at the Harvard Medical School Joint Center for

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00:42:59.639 --> 00:43:06.760
Radiation Therapy in Boston and stayed their
years Board certified. The only Harvard trained

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triple Board certified radiation doctor in New
York and one of the few in the

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world. Here for you accepting most
insurances Medicare Medicaid at thirteen eighty four Broadway.

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If you want information, you can
call now or any time. If

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you wish at two and two choices, our number is two and two choices.

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Two and two means New York City
and choices, just like those patients

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00:43:30.519 --> 00:43:36.199
have talked about earlier at choices.
Maybe their doctor doesn't give them choices,

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but we will give you choices.
If you listen to this radio show,

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in shows every day, you will
learn about your choices. You are an

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00:43:44.239 --> 00:43:49.119
ambassador. You learned so much and
you can pass on your information. If

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00:43:49.159 --> 00:43:52.320
you hear people talking about cancer and
they don't know what to do and they're

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00:43:52.360 --> 00:43:58.400
frustrated by lack of success or toxicity, you might suggest they come to thirteen

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00:43:58.480 --> 00:44:04.119
eighty four Broadway if the patient wants
a fresh second opinion. This is the

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00:44:04.239 --> 00:44:07.559
work that we do every day for
people want to know what's going on their

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00:44:07.599 --> 00:44:12.000
body. Are people newly diagnosed with
cancer or people will have cancer and the

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00:44:12.079 --> 00:44:16.079
treatment just has not worked. My
name is doctor Liederman, thirty ighty four

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00:44:16.199 --> 00:44:19.639
Broadway, Broadway, thirty eighth Street
in the heart of New York City,

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accepting most insurances Medicare, Medicaid.
We'll be right back. Numbers mean much

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00:44:23.599 --> 00:44:29.159
to me because of prostate cancer.
I'm Johnny Bragg's the number two for my

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00:44:29.239 --> 00:44:34.119
stepfather who died of prostate cancer and
my uncle who suffered so much after prostate

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00:44:34.199 --> 00:44:38.679
cancer surgery. The number fifteen fifteen
years since doctor Liederman's successful treatment of my

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00:44:38.960 --> 00:44:45.559
prostate cancer. The number zero,
which is my PSA zero after doctor Liederman's

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00:44:45.559 --> 00:44:49.840
successful prostate cancer treatment. What every
man wants. The number is one,

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00:44:49.920 --> 00:44:53.559
two, three, four important for
every man with prostate cancer. One getting

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00:44:53.599 --> 00:45:00.599
the most successful treatment. Two avoiding
radical robotic surgery, three keeping sex function,

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00:45:00.039 --> 00:45:06.119
four maintain in urinary control. Call
my doctor Liederman two and two choices,

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00:45:06.280 --> 00:45:10.360
two and two choices to consider his
prostate cancer treatment for you most insurances

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00:45:10.519 --> 00:45:15.199
Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Thirteen eighty
four Broadway at thirty eighth Call two and

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00:45:15.360 --> 00:45:21.000
two choices for prostate cancer treatment.
Called doctor Liederman two one two choices.

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00:45:21.199 --> 00:45:24.599
I'm glad I did. You'll be
number one with doctor Leiderman Speedy recovery for

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00:45:24.719 --> 00:45:30.719
Defense chiefs secret prostate cancer surgery.
On Christmas Eve, not informing even the

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00:45:30.840 --> 00:45:37.000
President returned an ambulance with pain abscess, bow obstruction, secret turn disaster.

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00:45:37.519 --> 00:45:42.679
Sadly believed is urologists, like many
with prostate cancer, radical prostate surgery has

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00:45:42.800 --> 00:45:49.119
many complications, leakage, impotence,
shortening, inferior results, death. Thousands

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00:45:49.159 --> 00:45:52.719
come to doctor Liederman to learn all
prostate cancer options from New York's only Harvard

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00:45:52.800 --> 00:45:59.280
trained, Triple Board certified Radiation oncologist. Defense chief sadly believed Pie and Sky

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00:45:59.480 --> 00:46:05.920
promises another reason to meet doctor Liederman
about highly effective prostate cancer treatment avoiding radical

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00:46:06.039 --> 00:46:09.119
surgery. Best is to meet doctor
Liederman. Call doctor Liederman two and two

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00:46:09.239 --> 00:46:13.880
choices, two and two choices,
thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eight.

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00:46:14.119 --> 00:46:17.920
Most insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted.
Call doctor Liederman two and two choices,

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thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eight. Call doctor Liederman, two and two

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choices. Welcome back to the Radio
Surgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here

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with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR
Studios in the hearts of New York City,

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or just a few steps from the
Radio Surgery in New York Cancer Treatment

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Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert,

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treats prostate cancer not invasively. He
was the first in New York with

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fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's
the first in America and in the Western

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Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You
can also call doctor Liderman at two and

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two Choices for a free informative booklet
and DVD. Hey doctor Leiderman, we're

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back. Ick. I want to
talk about a sixty seven yar woman,

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a nice businesswoman, very distinguished and
educated. Last year she was diagnosed with

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colon cancer that traveled to the liver
stage four. She had never had colonoscopy,

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and I mentioned on every show if
you haven't had colenoscopy, please do.

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I have so many dear friends and
dear patients who just are embarrassed or

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whatever, are shamed to have cooscopy. Colonoscopy can save lives. It could

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have saved her life. Yet last
year, about a year and a half

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ago, she was diagnosed with colon
cancer, traveled to the liver, never

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had that colenoscopy. She had stage
four. She went to one of the

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super pooper big hospitals, saw a
surgeant there that certain cut out her colon,

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cut out part of her liver,
had chemotherapy. Nothing worked, The

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surgery didn't work. It was really
nearly useless, and the chemo didn't work.

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And came to me with extensive disease
in terrible pain. She was crying

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in pain, and I saw her
shit had chemotherapy. I talked about earlier.

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Chemotherapy nearly never really works. So
what I mean by that is you

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take the chemo and the cancer never
comes back where it was. Chemo almost

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always fails for this kind of cancer, and it failed for her big time.

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She came to us with terrible pain
and the spine. She could barely

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move. We treated her spine and
the cancer went away. The pain went

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away, and she was so happy. Then she drew up pain in the

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scapula and we scanned her scapula and
she had cancer eating through the scapula in

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terrible pain. Gave her just a
few treatments with radiosurgery pinpoint treatment to the

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scapula and the pain went away.
And now she comes with terrible pain in

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the shoulder. She has a mask
growing through the clavico. So there's a

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case where she had surgery, surgery, surgery and the colon and the liver.

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She had already had stage four cancer. She could have had radiosurgery to

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the colon, she could have had
radio surgery toliver, and we already know

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that it works because we've already treated
her as a sites. But her surgeant

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never told her that, her chemo
doctor never told her that. Nobody told

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her that until she came to doctor
Liederman in terrible pain, with the chemo

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doctors not even wanting to give her
any more chemo, and she didn't want

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any more chemo, and she didn't
want any more surgery after she had that

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very extensive surgery on her colon and
very extensive surgery on her liver. So

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now every site we've treated, the
spine, the scapula, the clavicle working,

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and this is the work that we
do every day at thirteen eighty four

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Broadway. And the beauty with us
is unlike chemo. It's not chemicals or

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poisons going throughout the body that work
at best maybe a few weeks or months

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or not at all. In her
case, it didn't work at all.

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Surgery didn't work at all. The
cancer came rippering back with us. She

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had massive cancer. We treated her
non invasively and just in a few treatments,

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she said, tremendous relief of pain
and shrink each of the cancer.

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And this is the work that we
do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway,

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Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the
heart of New York City. And

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we'll talk about a doctor. He's
a doctor, eighty years old, a

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practicing doctor. He's married, with
two children. By blood pressure, also

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with colon cancer. He had colonoscopy
about eight years ago. He had never

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had colonoscopy, so it's another story
that he most likely would have saved his

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life if he had colonoscopy. He
didn't, so he was found to have

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a colon cancer. He went to
one of the big hospitals in the neighboring

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state. He had surgery that wanted
to give him chemo. He just didn't

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want to have any chemo. The
cancer came back a couple of years ago

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with abdominal disease and a mental disease
and blockage of the kidney, and he

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saw a chemo doctor in a neighboring
state and he had stage four cancer at

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that time, and the chemo doctor
just kept on giving chemo and chemo and

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chemo and chemo, and didn't even
do tests on him to see if the

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cancer was bonding. So it was
you might say ludicrous, but he kept

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on giving chemo and this doctor needs
his hands and needs his feet. And

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he said he had so much neuropathy. He felt like he had two pairs

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of wool sucks and gloves on that
he couldn't feel anything. He couldn't feel

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his feet or his hands, and
yet the doctor just kept on giving chemo.

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Kimo kimo. He came to me. We staged him up. We

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got cancer markers. We got a
scan of the body and compared it to

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prior scans to show that there was
extensive disease. The cancer came back right

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where the surgery operated, right in
the abdominal wall where they opened up the

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abdomen, where the surgeon touched the
abdominal wall, the cancer came back there.

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Cancer came back in the pelvis.
He had terrible pain and suffering from

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cancer in the pelvis and cancer in
the abdominant wall. We treated both sites.

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The pain's going away, the cancer's
going away. He had a huge

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lymphanode by the belly button. And
the name of that is Sister Mary Joseph.

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It was named by a doctor who
was exact bring a patient. He

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put his hand over the patient's abdoim
and said, Sister Mary Joseph when he

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felt that big mass in the Unbelika's
the belly button, and ever since it's

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been called the Sister Mary Joseph lymph
node. I have a patient I just

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saw yesterday, same thing, and
I'll talk about that man maybe today or

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at the next show. So now
this man, his Sister Mary Joseph lymph

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node with radio surgery, has is
going away. His cancer's going away.

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We got scans of his body to
show the cancers going away. And for

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the first time, he's in remission. After that surgery didn't help, after

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two years of chemo didn't help,
and after radio surgeon, it's the first

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time he's had a response to therapy
with no cutting, no bleeding. With

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our work. He's a doctor as
an office nearby, and he just happened

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to walk by his office by our
office thirty A four Broadway. He heard

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on the radio doctor Liederman, thirty
Ay four Broadway. He walked in the

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door, no ap point. We
saw him, took care of him,

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staged him up, found the cancer, compared the old results, examined him,

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got blood tests, and then offered
treatment and just at a few treatments,

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the cancer's in remission and he's off
of all treatment. He's in remission

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now doing great. He's taking the
season off, he's feeling better, he's

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ambutory, he's functional, he's working
as a doctor at age eighty. This

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is the work he does. This
is the work we do. And it's

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only because he was walking by our
office, he remembered, Doctor Liederman,

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thirteen eighty four Broadway. You might
too, or call us at two one

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two choices. We can send you
information. There's no charge. Lots of

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people do that. If you have
a cancer or cancer question, it's always

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best to meet in person. We
can also have you check our website,

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which is RSNY dot org, rs
NY dot org or a website. It's

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always best to meet in person if
you have a particular cancer question. This

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is the work that we do every
day, and we hope if you God

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forbid, you have a cancer,
you end up in remission. Like this

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doctor who had no satisfaction after surgery
had no satisfaction. After nearly two years

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of chemotherapy, the cancer kept on
growing, the pain got worse. The

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sister Mary Joseph Lympnod got worse until
he came to doctor Liederman thirteen eighty four

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Broadway for new of her current cancers. Even if you have stage four cancer

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like this doctor, give us a
call two and two choices. We accept

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most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.
Thanks for tuning in to the Radiosurgery Hour

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with doctor Gil Riderman and myself.
If you have questions before next week's show

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or want a free informative booklet and
DVD, just contact doctor Liderman at two

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on two choices. That's two one
two two four six four two three seven.

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That's two one two two four six
four two three seven. For cancer

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treatment, most prefer effective, non
invasive, well tolerated outpatient therapy. That's

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doctor Liederman, the radio surgery pioneer's
goal too. Doctor Liederman is first in

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America, first in New York.
First for you with body radiosurgery. Doctor

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Liderman hits your cancer with no cutting, no bleeding. Doctor Liederman has decades

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of experience with primary and metastatic large
or small cancers from head to toe cancer

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treatment with possibly a second chance for
you. Meet doctor Leiderman to hit the

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trained, Triple Board certified radiation oncologist.

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super Convenient Broadway in thirty eighth in
Manhattan, meet doctor Liederman to hit your

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cancer called two one two Choices,
two one two Choices. Did you know

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that you've got choices? That there
can be a bad way? Did you

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know that you've got choices? Conductor, they don't mean today? You want

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to choice is a much bad way
too, want too choices? Conductor,

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THEA don't mean today? Did you
know that you've got choices? That there

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can be a bad way? Did
you know that you've got choices? Conductor,

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the don't mean today? To want
to choicy is a much bad way

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to U. Two joy says conductive
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