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Speaker 3: today and every day. And we've been on for many,
Speaker 3: many years. And I can tell you how many thousands
Speaker 3: of people we've helped because they learned about treatment options
Speaker 3: they weren't told about elsewhere. So the last few days,
Speaker 3: some people have notified us after thousands, actually tens of
Speaker 3: thousands of people have been made aware of the Joe
Speaker 3: Biden issue with Joe Biden, the President of America, the
Speaker 3: forty six president, being diagnosed with prostate cancer. As you
Speaker 3: probably know, he had a PSA done in two thousand
Speaker 3: and fourteen years ago and then went more than a
Speaker 3: decade without any PSA and now has stayed for cancer.
Speaker 3: Now I know he got up and he's had a
Speaker 3: few days ago. It's a good prognosis. Well it's not
Speaker 3: good prognosis, and that's a spin. And everyone, of course
Speaker 3: can love Joe Biden or not. I'm not a political person.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to be a helpful person so that what
Speaker 3: happened to him doesn't happen to you or your loved ones,
Speaker 3: or your friends, or your neighbors or others. And we're
Speaker 3: not talking only about prostate cancer. We're talking about brain
Speaker 3: cancers and skin cancers, and breast cancers, and lung cancers,
Speaker 3: and pancers cancers, and liver and gastruin testino and bladder
Speaker 3: and got ecologic cancers, and prostate and bone cancers and
Speaker 3: primary cancers and metastatic cancers. So we're not focused only
Speaker 3: on one disease where cancer doctors, in fact I'm New
Speaker 3: York's only Harvard trained triple boards or the fight radiation
Speaker 3: doctor treating cancers. I've treated forty thousand patients, probably more
Speaker 3: than anyone else. We're located at thirtyty four Broadway in Manhattan,
Speaker 3: and we see patients three categories who want to get
Speaker 3: checked out. And so many people have wanted to get
Speaker 3: checked out since they heard about the Joe Biden issue.
Speaker 3: So many people, and we're gonna talk about them in
Speaker 3: just a minute. And then, of course we treat people
Speaker 3: with newly diagnosed cancer who want to know about all
Speaker 3: options before they lose their breast or the kidney, either
Speaker 3: lung or the pancreas, or their bladder or the prostate
Speaker 3: or whatever. They want to hear about non invasive treatment
Speaker 3: with no cutting and no bleeding and no surgery options.
Speaker 3: And so many people with cancer, they often go to doctors,
Speaker 3: and doctors often act as if there's only one treatment,
Speaker 3: the doctor's treatment, and not all the treatments. And I'm
Speaker 3: growing up in a different era, I guess, a different
Speaker 3: way where we always believe that the doctor is destined
Speaker 3: or should be educating the patient and forming the patient
Speaker 3: about all the options. And that's what we do every
Speaker 3: day here at thirteen eighty four Broadway to educate, and
Speaker 3: we're doing that today also. So yes, we see people
Speaker 3: who don't have cancer but want to get checked out.
Speaker 3: So many men and women recently and in fact always
Speaker 3: want to get checked out. Recently, there's been more men
Speaker 3: because of the Joe Biden affairs. All of a sudden,
Speaker 3: people understand that if the president and we spend we taxpayers,
Speaker 3: you and I spend billions of dollars. If you think
Speaker 3: about it, Joe Biden just on Air Force one and
Speaker 3: Air Force two traveled one point eight million miles and
Speaker 3: we know, I think it cost something like one hundred
Speaker 3: thousand dollars an hour to fly on Air Force one
Speaker 3: or Air Force two that we pay. So we spend
Speaker 3: billions of dollars to protect him and house him and
Speaker 3: take care of him and Secret Service and all the
Speaker 3: other expenses of having a president. And yet a simple
Speaker 3: test it was I don't know five or ten dollars
Speaker 3: wasn't done, and he well, he had super convenience. There's
Speaker 3: a medical office in the White House and the president
Speaker 3: can certainly go there. The president does go there and
Speaker 3: checked anyone in the White House can go there. You
Speaker 3: and I can't go there. So as far as convenience,
Speaker 3: you can have the medical office in your own workplace
Speaker 3: and go down and get a PSA anytime you want.
Speaker 3: Is super convenient. So it wasn't a matter of convenience,
Speaker 3: and it certainly wasn't a matter of cost, because we
Speaker 3: already talked about the government spends billions of dollars taking
Speaker 3: care of the president and his family. So what was it, Well,
Speaker 3: was it whoops, the words that most patients don't want
Speaker 3: to hear. Whoops, whoops, whoops. No one thought about it.
Speaker 3: He's surely saw presidents get physical exams and tests on
Speaker 3: a regular basis. He's had care. We know he had
Speaker 3: skin cancer treatment, so he was seeing doctors. And yet
Speaker 3: apparently there was no PSA done for more than a decade.
Speaker 3: So what is PSA. Well, PSA is a blood test
Speaker 3: that gives us an idea of the possibility of prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: It's not a perfect test. There's no perfect test in
Speaker 3: that way to one simple test tells you yes, no,
Speaker 3: you have cancer. It's a series of tests that should
Speaker 3: be done for someone who wants to be checked, and
Speaker 3: for every man and for every woman, and more and
Speaker 3: more people were getting cancers, and more and more people
Speaker 3: getting prostate cancer. In fact, it's even estimated that the
Speaker 3: number of prostate cancers is going to double worldwide in
Speaker 3: the next fifteen years. So right now in America, there's
Speaker 3: about three hundred thousand many year with prostate cancer and
Speaker 3: about thirty thousand to forty thousand die each year. It's
Speaker 3: one of the most lethal cancers for men in America.
Speaker 3: So can you imagine you go to the doctor. And
Speaker 3: remember he wasn't only a vice president, he only wasn't
Speaker 3: a president, but he was also a private citizen. So
Speaker 3: from two thousand and nine to twenty seventeen he was
Speaker 3: vice president and he had a PSA that was said
Speaker 3: to be normal during that period of time. And then
Speaker 3: he was a private citizen from two and seventeen to
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one. And I know he had an office
Speaker 3: at one of the biggest universities in America. So he
Speaker 3: lives in Bault in Delaware, and he had an office
Speaker 3: in one of the most prestigious universities in Philadelphia in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: And then twenty twenty one he became president again for
Speaker 3: four more years, and he had access to White House
Speaker 3: doctors and any doctor that he wants, and yet for
Speaker 3: those more than a decade, apparently there was no PSA done,
Speaker 3: and it's not clear there was no there was any
Speaker 3: recto exam done. What does a recto exam, well, recto
Speaker 3: exam for prostate cancer or evaluation of the possibilities to
Speaker 3: place a finger in the prostate area and examine it
Speaker 3: look for nodules or enlargement or suspicion. And it's not
Speaker 3: clear that anyone did that either. Now maybe the doctors
Speaker 3: at all, he's the president, we can't do a recto
Speaker 3: exam on the patient. Or maybe he declined it, or
Speaker 3: maybe doctor Biden, missus Biden declined it. In my view,
Speaker 3: having treated I've treated nine one thousand men for cure
Speaker 3: with prostate cancer curative intent, I can tell you that
Speaker 3: most everyone with prostate cancer wants to get checked out.
Speaker 3: There's only a few men. There are a few men
Speaker 3: who don't want to get a PSA, don't want to
Speaker 3: get any testing, even though PSA is a simple test. PSA,
Speaker 3: by the way, stands for prosthetic specific antigen, So it's
Speaker 3: a simple test and usually you get a blood count
Speaker 3: and you check on the kidneys and the liver and
Speaker 3: the electrolytes. You can get drug levels. We do all
Speaker 3: kinds of things with blood tests, and you can just
Speaker 3: check a box and say, hey, I want to get APSA.
Speaker 3: And so it's so simple to do if you think
Speaker 3: about it. So did all his doctors never think about it?
Speaker 3: Did all his doctors? And there's twenty people who work
Speaker 3: in the White House Medical Office, or not all doctors,
Speaker 3: but there's also nurses and there's other people who certainly
Speaker 3: could think about it and could say, hey, we didn't
Speaker 3: do a PSA last year or the year before, maybe
Speaker 3: it's time to get a PSA, or did anyone think
Speaker 3: about it? Or maybe mister Biden knew other people. And
Speaker 3: now there's many, many people with hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 3: men having prostay cancer. It's well known. And even for example,
Speaker 3: John Kerry, John Carey ran for president, he was a
Speaker 3: fellow Democrat, he was a senator in the Senate with
Speaker 3: Joe Biden. He had prostay cancer and he got checked
Speaker 3: and he was found to have cancer and he was treated.
Speaker 3: So you think, hey, mister Biden may say, hey, if
Speaker 3: John Kerry, who's tall, handsome, strapping man, he goes surfing
Speaker 3: or windsurfing can get prosta cancer, or anyone can get
Speaker 3: prostay cancer, maybe I should get a PSA. Two. You'd
Speaker 3: think that mister Biden would say, hey, I wanted one
Speaker 3: of those tests. I want to know if I have
Speaker 3: prostay cancer. And probably all we have to say is
Speaker 3: about two words like have you checked me for prostay cancer?
Speaker 3: Done a PSA? Or missus doctor Biden? His wife who
Speaker 3: not a medical doctor, by the way, she got a PhD.
Speaker 3: I think in transportation of high school students traveling to
Speaker 3: her school where she was a teacher. She's not a
Speaker 3: medical doctor, but she's a wife and a woman, and
Speaker 3: I'm sure she has friends who's who have had prostate cancer,
Speaker 3: whose husbands have had prostate cancer. Did any of them
Speaker 3: ask to get a PSA? And it appears that they
Speaker 3: were never asked. There was never any inquiry about getting
Speaker 3: a PSA for more than a decade, and now we
Speaker 3: find out that he has stage four prostate cancer just
Speaker 3: one hundred and twenty days after leaving the presidency. So
Speaker 3: if he has the prostate cancer detected stage four one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty days after leaving the presidency, I would
Speaker 3: bet dollars to donuts. As my father would say, dollars
Speaker 3: to donuts. That he had that prostate cancer while he
Speaker 3: was president, So that means that most likely it was
Speaker 3: missed while he was president. It probably was missed when
Speaker 3: he was a private citizen. Most people with prosty cancer,
Speaker 3: not most, not all can be detected early before the
Speaker 3: cancer spreads. Cancer is more curable when it is detected early.
Speaker 3: And why am I explaining this. I'm explaining it because
Speaker 3: some people have said to me, oh, why are you
Speaker 3: beating up on Joe Biden. Well, I'm not beating up
Speaker 3: on Joe Biden. I actually met him. I met him
Speaker 3: on the street outside my office. I met him. He
Speaker 3: was walking to the Russian tea room. He was on
Speaker 3: forty sixth Street going north, and I was going home
Speaker 3: for the day and I met him. If I had
Speaker 3: more than two seconds, I would have probably said other
Speaker 3: than thank you, mister Biden and nice to meet you,
Speaker 3: mister Biden, I would have said, hey, maybe you need
Speaker 3: to check I want to check and see what your
Speaker 3: PSA is. And most of my friends that I see
Speaker 3: you know, I'll get around and talking to him about
Speaker 3: have you had mammograms? Have you had colonoscopy, Have you
Speaker 3: had PAP smears? Have you had the PSA? Have you
Speaker 3: seeing a doctor? And I'll get around and ask them,
Speaker 3: and certainly patients, patients always always will ask a patient
Speaker 3: about getting checked up. So I'm not beating up about
Speaker 3: mister Biden, but I'm using him as an example to
Speaker 3: educate people in the listening world. And everyone can listen
Speaker 3: to the show actually, because not only is it on
Speaker 3: the radio, but it's on broadcasts, it's on the computer.
Speaker 3: So I have people that I know about people that
Speaker 3: come to me China and India and Bangladesh and Africa
Speaker 3: who listen to this radio show and they get diagnosed
Speaker 3: and they say, hey, you're talking about someone like me.
Speaker 3: I want to come. And they often will buy a
Speaker 3: ticket and show up here and say, hey, you talked
Speaker 3: about me or a case like mine on the radio,
Speaker 3: and I'm here from China to get treated or to
Speaker 3: be evaluated for the possibility of treatment. So that's why
Speaker 3: we talk about him. We talk about him to educate
Speaker 3: you and your loved ones. Even though we're all created
Speaker 3: perfectly in God's image, and that's how we want to
Speaker 3: believe that God couldn't give us a cancer wouldn't purposely
Speaker 3: give us a cancer, but people do get cancer and
Speaker 3: do we need to diagnose it. And sometimes some people
Speaker 3: are difficult to give that message to. Even though you
Speaker 3: don't have to feel something. So many people say, hey, doctor,
Speaker 3: I don't have a lump, I don't have bleeding, I
Speaker 3: don't have pain, I haven't lost weight. How can I
Speaker 3: have cancer? And the answer is really easy. You can
Speaker 3: have a nodule of cancer I say, the size of
Speaker 3: a little green bean in your prostate or your breast,
Speaker 3: or your lung or your pancreas or your liver or wherever,
Speaker 3: and not know about it. That's the whole point of screening.
Speaker 3: The screening process is to look for things that you
Speaker 3: don't know about, and that's what we do every day
Speaker 3: here at Radio STIR in New York, if you wish.
Speaker 3: And as they talked about a minute ago, the categories
Speaker 3: of people come one categories people that want to get
Speaker 3: checked out. That they come to a cancer doctor not
Speaker 3: because they know they have cancer, but they want to
Speaker 3: be reassured they've done all the proper testing that they
Speaker 3: don't have cancer. And we're trying to educate to save lives.
Speaker 3: And I can tell you. Since I've been speaking about
Speaker 3: mister Biden, many many people have come to me and say, Hey,
Speaker 3: what do I have? Do I have cancer? Check me out.
Speaker 3: I don't want to be like mister Biden. It's not
Speaker 3: because we're disparaging him or attacking him or whatever. We
Speaker 3: all respect He was a senator, and he was a
Speaker 3: vice president, he was president, and he's a human being.
Speaker 3: So it's all because of respect to him and respect
Speaker 3: to you that we're trying to educate you to get
Speaker 3: the best possible care that even you or I could
Speaker 3: have cancer. And that's why I talk about it all
Speaker 3: the time. I talk about getting PSAs, I talk about
Speaker 3: kolonoscopies and all the tests, mammograms, paps, mirrors, skin checks,
Speaker 3: that any one of us, as a human being is susceptible.
Speaker 3: So it's how to respect to mister Biden, in respect
Speaker 3: of his office and respect of you, that we're using
Speaker 3: his case as an example that even the president who
Speaker 3: has billions of dollars of money spent on them can
Speaker 3: have a diagnosis that's missed, that's gone astray. And so
Speaker 3: it's respect to him, respect to you, in respect to
Speaker 3: all human beings that we're talking about his case and
Speaker 3: trying to extrapolate it so that you get the best
Speaker 3: possible care. And you're welcome to come here if you wish.
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Speaker 3: World's most protected man's prostate cancer missed in and out
Speaker 3: of White House for sixteen years. No recent PSA now
Speaker 3: stage four Gleason nine prostate cancer spread to his bones.
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to the radio. Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 5: Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR Studios
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Speaker 3: We're back. I was just talking about President Biden and
Speaker 3: how his case is an educational moment for Americans to
Speaker 3: get better healthcare, not to be negligent, not to forget
Speaker 3: that all of us are mortal. As Leonard Bernstein and
Speaker 3: the music conductor said, were the conflict of man is
Speaker 3: that we're mortal in an immortal, eternal world. So we're
Speaker 3: trying to diagnose and treat people to have a better
Speaker 3: life and a longer life. And this is what we
Speaker 3: do every day at thirteen andy four Broadway and some
Speaker 3: people were offended. I talked about mister Biden and his characteristics.
Speaker 3: But everything I've talked about is in the public domain.
Speaker 3: There's nothing private. It's not Hippa. He's not my patient.
Speaker 3: If he was my patient, I believe his story would
Speaker 3: be a lot different than it is right now. Who's
Speaker 3: diagnosed with stage four glease and nine cancer's traveled to
Speaker 3: his bones. So I suspect he would have liked that
Speaker 3: we had more time together on the corner of forty
Speaker 3: sixth Street. Anyway, I want to talk about a gentleman
Speaker 3: who called me yesterday. This man is one of New
Speaker 3: York's top businessman. He's well known personalities, known to pretty
Speaker 3: much everyone in this country, actually, and he called me
Speaker 3: yesterday about his own personal issue and his own personal issue.
Speaker 3: He's about seventy years old, and a few months ago
Speaker 3: he had a PSA of four and a half. He
Speaker 3: had an MRI done, and his urologists told him not
Speaker 3: to worry. Don't worry, it's only four and a half.
Speaker 3: Don't worry. Nothing bad can happen to you. And he
Speaker 3: didn't tell me that until yesterday. But that was last year,
Speaker 3: so a year ago or eight months ago. He said hey,
Speaker 3: his geurologists checked him out, He did all the right things.
Speaker 3: He went to his primary doctor. He had a psa.
Speaker 3: His primary doctor sent him to gerrologist. Eurologist said, hey,
Speaker 3: it's four and a half your psa. It's nothing to
Speaker 3: worry about. And like we talk about on the radio
Speaker 3: all the time, usually the warning sign is a PSA
Speaker 3: of four four point zero, or it's psa velocity how
Speaker 3: fast the PSA is rising. And the PSA of it
Speaker 3: goes from one to two to three to four. That's quadrupled,
Speaker 3: which is a worrisome sign. And as eurologist told him,
Speaker 3: don't worry about it. And we have examples of PSA
Speaker 3: being low. For example, Ralph who's on our video. He
Speaker 3: calls in off and Ralph is also known as seven.
Speaker 3: Ralph went to his doctor and he had a PSA
Speaker 3: that went one to two to three, and his doctor
Speaker 3: told him, hey, don't worry about it's only three. And
Speaker 3: Ralph is super methodical, and he said, doctor, my PSA
Speaker 3: went from one to two to three. The PSA velocity
Speaker 3: is bad, and I want to get a biopsy. And
Speaker 3: he got a biopsy. And he came to me twenty
Speaker 3: years ago with prosday cancer. So there's a case where
Speaker 3: the patient, Luckily he was smarter. He was a radio listener,
Speaker 3: he knew about our work, and he outsmarted the doctor
Speaker 3: who tried to placate him when he should have been placated.
Speaker 3: It should have been the doctor said, hey, your PSA
Speaker 3: is tripled. No, the patient found it. The patient was diagnosed,
Speaker 3: and then the doctor wanted him to do radical surgery.
Speaker 3: He said, no, I don't want to do radical surgery
Speaker 3: because radical surgery will take away my sex life. It
Speaker 3: will cause me to leak urine. It was shortened my penis.
Speaker 3: It's surgery in the hospital, and there's better treatment. And
Speaker 3: I listened to doctor Liederman and what did Ralph do well?
Speaker 3: He came to me twenty years ago with prostay cancer
Speaker 3: from the story, and we see each other on a
Speaker 3: regular basis. Twenty years later as PSA went down to
Speaker 3: seven and in fact he is pictured in on our
Speaker 3: walls with a picture of his wearing a double seven
Speaker 3: shirt and he's so happy twenty years later. So you
Speaker 3: don't have to have a high PSA to have prostate cancer,
Speaker 3: but a high PSA is more worrisome. And then the
Speaker 3: PSA that's changing is more worrisome. So let's just get
Speaker 3: back to this seventy year old businessman. He's a very
Speaker 3: well known personality nationally internationally, travels the world. And he
Speaker 3: called me up yesterday and say, hey, my doctor told
Speaker 3: me my PSA is nine. I shouldn't worry about it.
Speaker 3: And so I immediately repeated the PSA this is all
Speaker 3: in the last couple of days, and repeated the PSA
Speaker 3: it's even higher, it's nine point eight. And I said
Speaker 3: that we need to get an MRI, and we've got
Speaker 3: an MRI the same day. And the same day we've
Speaker 3: got an MRI, and the MRI shows why do we
Speaker 3: do MRIs for prostate evaluation? You might ask, we do
Speaker 3: MRIs for prostate evaluation to look at the size and
Speaker 3: shape of the prostate. And so we got an MRI
Speaker 3: and showed that there was not only a nodule in
Speaker 3: the prostate, but there's two nodules in the prostate. And
Speaker 3: now one of these nodules is pushing against the capsule
Speaker 3: of the prostate. And furthermore, it appears as if the
Speaker 3: prostate tumor is invading the semino vesico. So it appears
Speaker 3: to be a very very aggressive cancer that has traveled
Speaker 3: to the semino vesico and there were even some lesions
Speaker 3: on the bone seen on this MRII. The MRI the
Speaker 3: prostate will include a few bones in the adjacent area.
Speaker 3: It doesn't look at all the bones. There's better tests
Speaker 3: for bones, like a bone scan or a pet scan
Speaker 3: called PSMA test. Those are the best tests to see
Speaker 3: if the cancer has traveled in the bone area or
Speaker 3: other areas. And so this man has not had a biopsy.
Speaker 3: He was seen, remember by eurologists who said, oh, you're
Speaker 3: in good shape, you don't have to do a biopsy.
Speaker 3: And now this man wants desperately to get a biopsy immediately,
Speaker 3: and we can, of course accommodate him if that's what
Speaker 3: he wants. But we did repeat the PSA. Not only
Speaker 3: was it equal to what was found elsewhere, but it
Speaker 3: had increased further. So it's gone from four and a
Speaker 3: half to nine to now nine point eight. And he
Speaker 3: has a nodule in the prospect in fact, two nodules
Speaker 3: in the prostate, and you have tumor pressing against the
Speaker 3: capsule and tumor going into seminovessicle and possible cancer in
Speaker 3: the bone. So it's almost a mirror image of President Biden.
Speaker 3: And why did he call me? Why did this well
Speaker 3: known personality, businessman, internationally acclaimed person called me what he
Speaker 3: called me because of Joe Biden. And so people say, well,
Speaker 3: we shouldn't disparage Joe Biden. I'm the last one to
Speaker 3: disparage anybody, including Joe Biden, especially Joe Biden. But Joe
Speaker 3: Biden is a learning point for Americans that anyone can
Speaker 3: have cancer, even the President the United States can have cancer.
Speaker 3: And if you remember back, Jimmy Carter also had cancer.
Speaker 3: In fact, Jimmy Carter was the first president ever and
Speaker 3: the only president ever to have radio surgery. He had
Speaker 3: a cancer traveled to his bones at age ninety one
Speaker 3: and was treated with radio surgery, which is non invasive treatment.
Speaker 3: Radio Curty were the first in America with non invasive
Speaker 3: body radio surgery and we've treated forty thousand patients. President
Speaker 3: Carter was the first president and the only president the
Speaker 3: best of my knowledge, who had radio surgery. I had
Speaker 3: radio surgery for cancer in the brain and lived years,
Speaker 3: when the average person who has cancer the brain doesn't
Speaker 3: live that long. So he certainly benefited from radio surgery.
Speaker 3: President Biden, He's not my patient, so I'm free to
Speaker 3: talk about him and all the information that I gleaned
Speaker 3: from the newspaper, like you you know about him, and
Speaker 3: what do you learn even on the show. And now
Speaker 3: this personality who was diagnosed with a rapidly rising PSA,
Speaker 3: a nodule in the prostate. So what is this man do?
Speaker 3: And he asked me exactly what does he do? Well?
Speaker 3: Number one, he needs to get a biopsy and he
Speaker 3: wants to do it immediately, and we can arrange that
Speaker 3: as well if he wishes have a biopsy immediately. Biopsies
Speaker 3: to put a needle in the prostate and to do
Speaker 3: it actually in a few different spots, and that usually
Speaker 3: will give a diagnosis. He has a PSA of nine
Speaker 3: point eight. So we take the typical person with a
Speaker 3: PSA of nine point eight, about thirty five percent of
Speaker 3: them we have prostate cancer. He's a little bit different
Speaker 3: because he has his MRI showing a nodule in the
Speaker 3: prostate and bulging of the capsule, and he has also
Speaker 3: a tumor that goes up against a into the seminovesico.
Speaker 3: So it's a more likely case of having cancer. So
Speaker 3: if he gets a biopsy tomorrow. He had the MRI yesterday,
Speaker 3: the biopsy tomorrow, and then staging to see if the
Speaker 3: cancers travel to the bones, bone skin or psma test
Speaker 3: or both would be great ways to start, and then
Speaker 3: we would talk about the treatment based upon the extent
Speaker 3: of the cancer. With cancer needs to know whether you
Speaker 3: have cancer, what type it is, number one and number
Speaker 3: two has the cancer traveled? So that's the stage. And
Speaker 3: one more thing about this personality. We also did other
Speaker 3: testing on him because he came here and we've got
Speaker 3: other cancer markers, including cancer markers first pancreas, and he
Speaker 3: actually has an elevated CAA ninety nine, which is worrisome
Speaker 3: for a second cancer or cancer possibly in the pancreas.
Speaker 3: So this is a man who's now facing several new possibilities.
Speaker 3: He asked me, why didn't my doctors do the things
Speaker 3: you do, doctor Liederman, And that, quite frankly, is why
Speaker 3: people come here, Why people come here and get checked out.
Speaker 3: We do do things differently here at Radios forty, New York.
Speaker 3: We like to be thorough and compulsive as best as
Speaker 3: possible and as best as the patient wishes. So this
Speaker 3: man has a high possibility of prostate cancer that was
Speaker 3: not diagnosed elsewhere said to say, and now is the
Speaker 3: possibility of a second tumor in the pancreas, and that
Speaker 3: was the CAA ninety nine. So it's a double diagnosis
Speaker 3: for this man, just within the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: And this is the work that we do every day
Speaker 3: at thirteen eighty four Broadway. I want to give you
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Speaker 3: doctor gil Leederman. I was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa.
Speaker 3: I went to public school, University medical school, was MD
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Speaker 4: It's Johnny Bragg's talking prostate cancer. Twenty years ago, I
Speaker 4: came to doctor Leederman with prostate cancer. It was serious.
Speaker 4: My stepfather died days after prostate surgery. My uncle never
Speaker 4: recovered from prostate surgery. I came to doctor Leederman with
Speaker 4: prostate cancer and high PSA. Doctor Leederman explained all options,
Speaker 4: shared his and comparison results. I trusted doctor Leederman twenty
Speaker 4: years ago. Today, I trust doctor Leederman even more. My
Speaker 4: prostate cancer is gone, my PSA is zero, my quality
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 5: Redstone here with doctor Gil Liederman at WR Studios in
Speaker 5: the hearts of New York City were just a few
Speaker 5: steps from the Radio Surgery New York Cancer Treatment Center
Speaker 5: on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading
Speaker 5: cancer expert treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the
Speaker 5: first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and
Speaker 5: he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere
Speaker 5: with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor Liederman
Speaker 5: at two and two choices for a free informative booklet
Speaker 5: and DVD. Hey doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 3: We are back. I wan. I talk about a gentleman
Speaker 3: who's fifty seven. He came from Guyana. He's married, has
Speaker 3: three children. He came to me nearly a decade ago.
Speaker 3: He came to me his mother had cancer, and he
Speaker 3: came with high blood pressure and cholester on diabetes, and
Speaker 3: he was in a motor vehicle accident. He had a
Speaker 3: cat scan because of the car accident. He was found
Speaker 3: to have a mass in the kidney two years before
Speaker 3: he came to see me. So for two years he
Speaker 3: knew about the cancer. For two years, he did nothing
Speaker 3: about it. That's another case, a little bit like mister Biden.
Speaker 3: And he saw eurologist. Eurologist is a surgeon who specializes
Speaker 3: in the urinary system cutting on the urinary system, and
Speaker 3: the Eurologists told him, well, you have to have your
Speaker 3: kidney removed. The eurologist, didn't offer staging, didn't do testing,
Speaker 3: didn't do a biopsy. This man was a smoker and
Speaker 3: his father also was a smoker at home when he
Speaker 3: was a child. The surgeon wanted to remove the kidney
Speaker 3: without knowing if it had traveled, without knowing exactly what
Speaker 3: it is. The mask when he came to me was
Speaker 3: two point four centimeters. And I should tell you he
Speaker 3: came to me almost a decade ago. And while we're
Speaker 3: talking about him now, well, he came for a follow up.
Speaker 3: Like our patients, they come for follow up. We urge
Speaker 3: our patients to come for follow up for the rest
Speaker 3: of our lives. Some people have success, some people don't.
Speaker 3: Some people will have other cancers. Some people want to
Speaker 3: know what's going on. It's always best to show up.
Speaker 3: So a decade ago he was in a car accident.
Speaker 3: He had a mass in the kidney seen by X
Speaker 3: ray's cat scan done at that time. He knew about it.
Speaker 3: He waited two years and he came to me. And
Speaker 3: what did we do. Well, we offered a biopsy. We
Speaker 3: proved that it was cancer number one. We like proof.
Speaker 3: A biopsy is easy to do as a tiny little
Speaker 3: needle in the kidney. We were able to prove he
Speaker 3: had cancer, and we treated him a decade ago, and
Speaker 3: now he has cancer free. He has his kidney, his
Speaker 3: kidneys worked perfectly fine, He's had no side effects, he
Speaker 3: has no metastasis, he's in remission. He's ten years later
Speaker 3: with kidney cancer proven. The eurologists wanted to cut out
Speaker 3: his kidney and throw it in the you know where
Speaker 3: they throw it. With us, we were able to keep
Speaker 3: his kidneys, which is better in my view, you avoid
Speaker 3: the big surgery. Also something called a field defect. So
Speaker 3: often many people with kidney and urinary cancers have more
Speaker 3: than one. Many people come with a kidney cancer and
Speaker 3: they get a kidney cancer on the other side a
Speaker 3: year or two later. Sometimes you'll come they lost one kidney,
Speaker 3: now they got the kidney cancer on the other side,
Speaker 3: and they don't want to lose the other kidney, and
Speaker 3: they come to us. So there's lots of reasons why
Speaker 3: people come to us with kidney cancer. This man's ten
Speaker 3: years out, doing great, new scans, no cancer, no bleeding,
Speaker 3: no side effects, no cutting, he has both kidneys, he's
Speaker 3: cancer free. He's doing great. And this is the work
Speaker 3: that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway
Speaker 3: in thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City,
Speaker 3: and we talk about a woman who came also ten
Speaker 3: years ago. Ten years ago, she came for a checkout.
Speaker 3: She had some decreased hearing. She actually had scans of
Speaker 3: her head elsewhere, and the scans were read by doctors
Speaker 3: elsewhere as normal, but she had decreased hearing. We got
Speaker 3: those scans, we got new scans, and we diagnosed her
Speaker 3: with an acoustic neuroma, which is a benign tumor on
Speaker 3: the hearing nerve. The usual side effects symptoms of the
Speaker 3: tumor called acoustic neuroma or vestibulus shwanomas decreased hearing or
Speaker 3: ringing in the ears, or dizziness. Sometimes people have facial symptoms,
Speaker 3: electrical feelings in the face or numbness. She actually also
Speaker 3: was diagnosed two years earlier, but it was not diagnosed.
Speaker 3: The radiologists did not just see it. The radiologists weren't,
Speaker 3: I guess looking for it. This was a tumor on
Speaker 3: the hearing nerve. We saw her and we treated her
Speaker 3: ten years ago, and now she's back for a checkup.
Speaker 3: And this is the work we do. She's had checkups
Speaker 3: and she's been doing great. We have a huge experience,
Speaker 3: probably one of the largest in the world, treating acoustic
Speaker 3: neromas with fractionated brain radiosurgery. This is non invasive treatment.
Speaker 3: As you may well know, we're the first in New
Speaker 3: York with brain radiosurgery. When all the other hospitals were
Speaker 3: doing standard radiation to large parts of the brain are
Speaker 3: doing surgery. People were coming here for first in New York,
Speaker 3: one of the first and the world brain radiosurgery, non
Speaker 3: invasive treatment with no cutting, no bleeding, no pain, and
Speaker 3: we're able to attack benign tumors like acoustic neuromas and
Speaker 3: pituitary tumors and men ingiomas, as well as cancers in
Speaker 3: the brain like metastasis or glioblastomas or astrocytomas or other
Speaker 3: malignancies of the brain. So acoustic neroma is a benign condition.
Speaker 3: We have a huge experience with high success or. Success
Speaker 3: rate is ninety seven percent with us. Most people keep
Speaker 3: their facial function and hearing. People go through surgery often
Speaker 3: will be deaf after surgery for the damage to the
Speaker 3: acoustic nerve. The eighth cranial nerve and many people lose
Speaker 3: facial function. You might have seen people who one side
Speaker 3: of their face is perfect and the other side of
Speaker 3: their face is weak. They can't close their mouth or
Speaker 3: smile or close their eye. So that's often the damage
Speaker 3: done by surgery for acoustic neuromas. It's easy to understand
Speaker 3: why so many people thousands have come to us for
Speaker 3: brain radio surgery. The doctor in New York with the
Speaker 3: most experienced the longest experience. This is the work that
Speaker 3: we do every day. We have a booklet about brain tumors,
Speaker 3: brain cancers, acoustic romas for you. If you wish, you
Speaker 3: can call us at two and two choices two and
Speaker 3: two two four six forty two thirty seven. Many people
Speaker 3: come into our office. We're centrally located. There's about half
Speaker 3: a million people every day in our neighborhood between Times
Speaker 3: Square and Macy's and Port Authority and Penn Station and
Speaker 3: Grand Central, so it's easy to come in and get information.
Speaker 3: If you are your loved ones are in the area,
Speaker 3: you're welcome to get information. There's no charge for that.
Speaker 3: We can also send it to you. You can call
Speaker 3: us at two and two two four six forty two
Speaker 3: thirty seven. Two and two, two four six, forty two
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Speaker 3: Doctor Leiderman, Cancer Treatment, thirteen eighty four, Broadway, Hard to believe.
Speaker 3: President Biden, now diagnosed with aggressive gleas in nine stage
Speaker 3: four press cancer spread to his bones, met with doctors repeatedly.
Speaker 3: While VP private citizen, President would decline simple tests to
Speaker 3: diagnose early prostate cancer where a risk explain, makes no
Speaker 3: sense to decline easy tests to try to save one's life.
Speaker 3: Care so different with doctor Liederman. We try to anticipate
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 5: Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the w O
Speaker 5: Studios in the hearts of New York City. Were just
Speaker 5: a few steps from the radio Surgery in New York
Speaker 5: Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman,
Speaker 5: the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer, not in Basically,
Speaker 5: he was the first in New York with fractionated brain
Speaker 5: radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in
Speaker 5: the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also
Speaker 5: call doctor Liederman at two and two choices for a
Speaker 5: free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 3: We're back. We're talking about a man who's seventy seven
Speaker 3: years old. He's a black man, and I said, because
Speaker 3: in the black community there's more prostate cancer and it's
Speaker 3: more lethal cancer. No one knows why, but in fact,
Speaker 3: for example, the death rate in black men having prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: One in twenty three black men will die of prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: One in six black men get prostate cancer. This man's
Speaker 3: from Nigeria, Africa. He's seventy seven years old, he's married
Speaker 3: with three children, and he came to me. He came
Speaker 3: to me a year ago with stage four cancer. So
Speaker 3: I almost had exactly what the President had. He was
Speaker 3: diagnosed with a PSA of a thousand. Normal PSA is four.
Speaker 3: His PSA was a thousand. He had what was called
Speaker 3: a super scan. He had bone metastasis, He had extensive disease.
Speaker 3: His biopsy showed Gleason nine cancer. Gleason has say it
Speaker 3: was a doctor who tried to tell us how aggressive
Speaker 3: cancers would be, and he made a scale from two
Speaker 3: to ten, and you can have Gleason nine either it's
Speaker 3: four plus five. The first number is a dominant, so
Speaker 3: four plus five is a little bit better than five
Speaker 3: plus four. He had both. He had Gleason four plus
Speaker 3: five and five plus four. You should know, Biden, we
Speaker 3: don't know whether it was five plus four or four
Speaker 3: point five, it doesn't really make much difference because it's
Speaker 3: a very aggressive cancer with bone metastasis. Just like this man.
Speaker 3: He started on hormone therapy. He started on loopron cassidex.
Speaker 3: He was seen by doctors elsewhere he was diagnosed. He
Speaker 3: had nodules in the lung. He didn't tolerate the treatment well.
Speaker 3: His blood counts collapse and could well be because the
Speaker 3: cancer traveled to the bone and the bone marrow he had.
Speaker 3: He had six needles in the prostate and six of
Speaker 3: the six showed four plus five and on the other
Speaker 3: side he had five plus four in three cores and
Speaker 3: it was tracking along the nerves. And he came to
Speaker 3: me with anemia and cancer in the bone and terrible pain.
Speaker 3: He had lost weight, and it often happens with advanced
Speaker 3: cancer losing weight. So he had pain and weight loss.
Speaker 3: He was urinating ten times a night, and he came
Speaker 3: to me suffering terribly with stage four cancer like mister President,
Speaker 3: stage four Gleason nine prostate cancer and had hormone treatments
Speaker 3: which didn't work. And he came to me and actually
Speaker 3: is one of the most dramatic stories we were able
Speaker 3: to treat him and get him out of pain. And
Speaker 3: our treatment only takes care of the pain, but it
Speaker 3: actually kills the cancer cells, which is totally different than
Speaker 3: chemo or hormones for prosty cancer, which only temporarily relieves
Speaker 3: the cancer. When we treat a particular area where we
Speaker 3: aim to beam, ninety percent chance that cancer will never
Speaker 3: come back. And we treated him in the spine area
Speaker 3: in pelvic area, we had terrible pain and now that
Speaker 3: pain is all gone. And then he came to me
Speaker 3: one day and I was speaking to him. I saw
Speaker 3: him walking down the hallway and I said hey, and
Speaker 3: he didn't speak back to me. I thought, well, i'd
Speaker 3: say something wrong to have bad breath.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: I caught up with him and pat him on the shoulder,
Speaker 3: and it was clear that he couldn't hear. He lost
Speaker 3: all his hearing because the cancer traveled to the skull
Speaker 3: bones right around the ears, and it filled the bones
Speaker 3: around the ears with cancer. And I sent them to
Speaker 3: ear doctors and other doctors, and no one knew what
Speaker 3: to do. His ears looked okay from the outside, but
Speaker 3: his skin showed extensive bone metastasis. I've spoken to multiple
Speaker 3: doctors radiologists, hearing doctors and others. No one it ever
Speaker 3: s anything like that. And then we offered him treatment
Speaker 3: to do radio surgery to his ears area where the
Speaker 3: cancer was. It was in most of the bones, and
Speaker 3: we're able to treat the cancer in the bones by
Speaker 3: the ears and relieve his cancer and get his hearing back.
Speaker 3: And it's actually one of the most dramatic stories of
Speaker 3: taking someone that had no hearing, could shout at him
Speaker 3: and scream at him. He could not hear a word,
Speaker 3: and all of a sudden we treated him and with
Speaker 3: just a few treatments he could hear again. So it
Speaker 3: was a very dramatic case, one of the most dramatic
Speaker 3: case of my life. And he is so grateful. And
Speaker 3: now it's a year later, his pain is gone, his
Speaker 3: hearing is back, and wow, is he happy that he
Speaker 3: came to Radio Surgery New York for an advanced Gleason
Speaker 3: nine prostate cancer that was in his bones. This is
Speaker 3: the special work that we do for anyone who wants
Speaker 3: to come here. This is the work we do every day.
Speaker 3: I want to talk about a woman who came to
Speaker 3: me about breast cancer. She was eighty four years old,
Speaker 3: born in Georgia. She's a black woman, I said, because
Speaker 3: in the black community there is more breast cancer, and
Speaker 3: breast cancer is more lethal two and forty more death
Speaker 3: in the black community. We are able to treat her.
Speaker 3: She had cancer in the right breast. She was treated
Speaker 3: years ago. She had invasive cancer with DCIS, so she
Speaker 3: had both invasive cancer. Invasive cancers cancer leaves the ducks
Speaker 3: and goes in the fatty part of the breast. And
Speaker 3: then she also had cancer DCIS in the ducks itself,
Speaker 3: and she had this disease. She had abnormality. Her cancer
Speaker 3: markers twenty seven nine and see if fifty three were normal.
Speaker 3: Her radiologist asked for a biopsy. We got to biopsy,
Speaker 3: We proved her cancer and now she is cancer free
Speaker 3: only with our treatment, no surgery, no lump acdemy, no mestectomy,
Speaker 3: no chemotherapy, only with our treatment. And we see many
Speaker 3: many women with breast cancer who just do not want
Speaker 3: to lose their breast, or many many women who don't
Speaker 3: want to even have there are a lump of cancer removed.
Speaker 3: And this is something we talk about with every woman
Speaker 3: who comes here. And this is the work that we
Speaker 3: do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. What about
Speaker 3: a seventy nine year old man. He's a man that's
Speaker 3: been coming for years, been coming to me for five years.
Speaker 3: He has frequent urination, he has heart disease. He's waking
Speaker 3: up three times a night to urinate. In the daytime,
Speaker 3: he's urinating every hour. He's losing weight. His father died
Speaker 3: of prostate cancer. So this is a physician, and he
Speaker 3: has a first degree relative. If you have a first
Speaker 3: degree relative with prostate cancer, your chance of dying is
Speaker 3: seventy two percent. He's a psychiatrist who went to some
Speaker 3: of the most prestigious universities in America. He had a
Speaker 3: high PSA. He was just adamant against any biopsy, so
Speaker 3: I spoke to him repeatedly. Finally he got an MRI
Speaker 3: which showed a three point nine centimeter mass in the
Speaker 3: left prostate is growing through the capsule. It was called
Speaker 3: py red five. Pirate is how the MRI looks of
Speaker 3: the prostate was involving just adjacent to the rectum. He
Speaker 3: was involving the neurovascular bundo. There was some enlarged lymph nodes.
Speaker 3: So this is the man who's now biopsy positive and
Speaker 3: he wants finally, after five years, to be treated. We've
Speaker 3: been encouraging him for five years. And here's an example,
Speaker 3: like we talked about before, if some people are very
Speaker 3: high risk or just adamant against getting a biopsy, was
Speaker 3: informed and it's all documented, but he just refused. Everyone said, oh,
Speaker 3: you're seventy nine years old, you don't need a biopsy. Well,
Speaker 3: now the cancer's traveling, and all of a sudden, he
Speaker 3: doesn't want to die. And this is the work that
Speaker 3: we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. If
Speaker 3: only want to talk about a woman who comes to
Speaker 3: me sixty three years old. She had uterine cancer and
Speaker 3: demetrial cancer elsewhere. She went to have surgery, We lost
Speaker 3: her uterus, had chemo, had radiation, and nothing worked. The
Speaker 3: cancer came back in the lymph nodes. She was told
Speaker 3: she had stage four cancer. She's going to die just
Speaker 3: to have chemo. Chemo doesn't work very well for uterine cancers.
Speaker 3: Why is it given? That's a good question. We could
Speaker 3: talk about that. She came for other options because she
Speaker 3: already had chemo didn't work. She had standard radiation didn't work,
Speaker 3: she lost her uters that didn't work. She came here
Speaker 3: five years ago and we treated her for stage four
Speaker 3: cancer uterine cancer that traveled to the lymphnos. We treat
Speaker 3: her with radio surgery, non invasive treatment, and she's been
Speaker 3: cancer free ever since. So salvage treatment, we're able to
Speaker 3: treat someone even though standard treatment didn't work. Surgery didn't work,
Speaker 3: Chimo didn't work, radiation didn't work until she came here
Speaker 3: five years later cancer free. This is the work we
Speaker 3: do at Radio Sturdy, New York. Give us a call
Speaker 3: if you want two and two choices. It's always best
Speaker 3: to meet in person.
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Speaker 5: doctor Gil Riderman and myself. If you have questions before
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Speaker 3: Prostate cancer very common. Men's cancer worldwide will double by
Speaker 3: twenty forty. Thirty five thousand men die here annually from
Speaker 3: prostate cancer.
Speaker 7: What to do?
Speaker 3: It's doctor Liderman with new news. New data reveals testing
Speaker 3: reduces prostate cancer death by twenty percent. Men's skipping testing
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