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Speaker 5: New York's only Harvard trained triple Board certified radiation oncologist
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Speaker 6: Thank you Rob, thank you no, and thank you for
Speaker 6: tuning in today and every day. Every day we learn
Speaker 6: through other patients. So it's a great way to learn,
Speaker 6: just like a medical school. That's how AT learns learns
Speaker 6: from patience. What her patients. Patience are you and me
Speaker 6: and our neighbors are loved ones. That's patients. Spatience are
Speaker 6: someone who comes to a doctor. That's a patient doesn't
Speaker 6: have to be sick, just someone that sees a doctor.
Speaker 6: So every day we see patients. Some have cancer, some
Speaker 6: want to know if they have cancer, someonet to know
Speaker 6: how to best be treated for cancer, and one someone
Speaker 6: questions answered. So this is who comes to us. I'm
Speaker 6: a board certified doctor. I'll introduce myself in a few minutes,
Speaker 6: but I want to jump right in and talk about patients.
Speaker 6: And these are all people I've seen in the last
Speaker 6: few days. I'll talk about a seventy three year old woman.
Speaker 6: She had cervix cancer. She's a marriage, has five children.
Speaker 6: She came with her husband. She has high blood pressure.
Speaker 6: She was diagnosed with cervix cancer in the past. She
Speaker 6: had had surgery to decline. She was told it was impossible.
Speaker 6: She was seen in one of the super duper hospitals
Speaker 6: in the neighboring state. She had chemotherapy and radiation, and
Speaker 6: then she had radiation to the vagina. She was told
Speaker 6: she was doing great, but a pet scan showed the
Speaker 6: cancer traveled in the pelvis, so right where they treated
Speaker 6: her it traveled and she had no pain, no bleedings.
Speaker 6: Here's another case. Number one, she had radiation and chemo.
Speaker 6: She was told surgery is not possible. She had radiation elsewhere.
Speaker 6: She had weeks and weeks of treatment and it didn't work.
Speaker 6: The cancer came back. Number one. Number two she had
Speaker 6: a recurrence of the cancer, but she didn't feel anything.
Speaker 6: So it's another old tale. I feel great, I don't
Speaker 6: have cancer. Well, no, you can have cancer even if
Speaker 6: you feel great. She had had cancer. She was treated,
Speaker 6: The cancer came back, but she had no new symptoms.
Speaker 6: That's why it's so important to get followed up. She
Speaker 6: had a PET scan. She had metastatic cancer. She was
Speaker 6: told by her doctors at this super pooper place, she
Speaker 6: can't have more radiation. She already had radiation. She was
Speaker 6: told she had recurrent cancer stage four and she has
Speaker 6: to get chemotherapy for the rest of her life, the
Speaker 6: rest of her life. And that's what happens to so
Speaker 6: many people. They're told, oh, you have cancer, it's traveled,
Speaker 6: You're gonna need chemo for the rest of your life. Well,
Speaker 6: it's great for the drug companies, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and others.
Speaker 6: Why because most chemotherapy is one hundred to two hundred
Speaker 6: thousand dollars a year, so you can imagine it's big business,
Speaker 6: big business. She had high blood pressure, she was on
Speaker 6: multiple medications. She had had the radiation at a super
Speaker 6: duper place. She had a brother with cancer but unknown type.
Speaker 6: She worked in the hotel industries. She was born in Jamaica.
Speaker 6: She came with her husband. Her exam was normal, Everything
Speaker 6: was normal, except the cancer came back. Was detected by petscan.
Speaker 6: What is a pet scan? Petscan is a radiation test
Speaker 6: where radioactive sugar is actually put into the body through
Speaker 6: an injection. Some people falsely believe, oh, sugar feeds cancer.
Speaker 6: Well it's not true. You can have an ice cream
Speaker 6: every day and never have cancer. You can have ice
Speaker 6: cream whatever, it's not feeding cancer. It's a tail. It's
Speaker 6: not true. Just like Oh, you had radiation once, she
Speaker 6: can't have it again. That's what she was told. She
Speaker 6: was told, Oh, you have to have chemo for the
Speaker 6: rest of your life one hundred to two hundred thousand
Speaker 6: dollars a year, and it's toxic. And what is chemo.
Speaker 6: It's kind of poison. It's designed to poison growing cells. Well,
Speaker 6: the parts of your body are grown a lot, like
Speaker 6: the bone, marrow and the intestine and other areas. A
Speaker 6: lot of people have side effects from low blood count.
Speaker 6: I see, just saw a patient the other day, play
Speaker 6: the count, white count, red blood count. All collapsed with chemotherapy, toxic,
Speaker 6: super toxic, and it didn't kill the cancer. It hurt
Speaker 6: the body, but it didn't hurt the cancer. So this
Speaker 6: is the woman. She refused, and she said, I'm going
Speaker 6: to find something better. She was offered to get carboplatinum
Speaker 6: taxo of asta elasta. She declined everything for a recurrent cancer.
Speaker 6: She came here, We saw the pet scan, We offered
Speaker 6: a biopsy to put a little needle right in that
Speaker 6: lymphanode to prove the recurrence. And then she was treated
Speaker 6: with and she chose after being informed all the options.
Speaker 6: We talked about, all the options, surgery, chemo, immunotherapy, various
Speaker 6: forms of radiation. Remember she had had standard radiation at
Speaker 6: a big super place. Didn't work. She came here, so
Speaker 6: old tail one you can feel something when you have cancer.
Speaker 6: No old tail two. You had radiation one, she can't
Speaker 6: have it again. Not true. That's why one doctor, one doctor,
Speaker 6: in all of the Western hemisphere, from the North Pole
Speaker 6: to the South Pole, one doctor is first to bring
Speaker 6: radiosurgery to you. Radiosurgery. What is it? Well, it's not surgery.
Speaker 6: Radio surgery is a misnomer. It's not really surgery. It's
Speaker 6: supposed to be a pinpoint treatment beam that acts as
Speaker 6: if it's surgery. That was the idea of the name
Speaker 6: misnomer radiosurgery. So this woman came to us five years
Speaker 6: ago with recurrent cervix cancer. Remember it, she had standard radiation.
Speaker 6: It failed. After a few months, cancer came back in
Speaker 6: the nodes, we toreod the nodes and now five years later,
Speaker 6: cancer free with no surgery, no cutting, no bleeding, no chemo, nomeotherapy,
Speaker 6: cancer free. And why are we talking about her today?
Speaker 6: Because we follow up our patients, some of our patients,
Speaker 6: I mean almost all the patient day. Well, how do
Speaker 6: you follow me? How do I know? I tell them.
Speaker 6: We do physical exams, we do blood tests, we do
Speaker 6: cancer mark er, we do imaging tests to prove to
Speaker 6: you that the cancer is gone. And she's been coming
Speaker 6: for five years, cancer free, doing great. We re treated
Speaker 6: her with pinpoint treatment. Her doctors at Super Duper General
Speaker 6: told her it's not possible. Well, now is it possible?
Speaker 6: But we do it every day and we have probably
Speaker 6: the leading expert in retreatment here, doctor Liederman, Board certified,
Speaker 6: Triple board certified at radioster to New York, where we
Speaker 6: accept most insurances, Medicare and Medicaid. We're super conveniently located.
Speaker 6: She came here from a neighboring state. She was seventy
Speaker 6: three years old. Why did she come here because she
Speaker 6: wanted a chance at better treatment. She wanted to learn
Speaker 6: about all the options which weren't told to her elsewhere.
Speaker 6: Was she benefited by coming. Yes, she's been cancer free
Speaker 6: for five years to this day. The other treatment didn't
Speaker 6: work for months. This treatment five years later, cancer free
Speaker 6: with no chemo, no cutting, no bleeding, no minotherapy, no
Speaker 6: hospital stays, no anesthesia. This is the work we do.
Speaker 6: And we have lots of information to send you. We
Speaker 6: have booklets, DVDs, we have radio programs to describe exactly
Speaker 6: what we do. So if you're told, oh, it's not possible,
Speaker 6: they said, don't waste your time seeing Leaderman. As soon
Speaker 6: as someone says don't waste your time, sing doctor Liederman,
Speaker 6: the best thing you do is called two and two choices,
Speaker 6: two and two two four six forty two thirty seven.
Speaker 6: That's what she did and five years later, still cancer free,
Speaker 6: no sign of the cancer, doing great, happy, doing great, healthy,
Speaker 6: doing all the things she wants to do to live
Speaker 6: her life. And we talk about a man I treated
Speaker 6: ten years ago. This is a man sixty seven years old, single.
Speaker 6: He was seen by urologists. He had a PSA that
Speaker 6: was elevated four point five nine. He had an MRIs suspicious.
Speaker 6: He had a biopsy showing Gleason seven cancer in multiple areas,
Speaker 6: so he had a higher risk cancer because his gleason
Speaker 6: was seven. He was waking up twice a night to urinate.
Speaker 6: His weight was one seventy six feet tall. His bob
Speaker 6: movements were fine. He's on medicines for cholesterol and blood pressure.
Speaker 6: He had had eye surgery age seven. He was adopted.
Speaker 6: He knew nothing about his family history. And I should
Speaker 6: tell you, if you have a one family member with
Speaker 6: prostate cancer, and you have prostate cancer, you have a
Speaker 6: seventy two percent higher chance of dying. So it's so
Speaker 6: important to get checked up. This man didn't have any
Speaker 6: family history because he was adopted, but he had high PSA.
Speaker 6: He had an enlarged prostate. I examined him ten years
Speaker 6: ago and he was treated here ten years and now
Speaker 6: his PSA is zero and he comes to me on
Speaker 6: a regular basis. He's cancer free, doing great, sex, life
Speaker 6: is great, Urinary life is great, and life is great.
Speaker 6: He's fully intact with no side effects from the treatment,
Speaker 6: very happy, short course of out patient therapy, with no hospitals,
Speaker 6: no cutting. This is the work that we do every day,
Speaker 6: with nine thousand men treated with prostate cancer, probably more
Speaker 6: than any other physician around. This is the work that
Speaker 6: we do every day and we have lots of information
Speaker 6: to send you booklet Stevd's information, but it's always best
Speaker 6: to meet in person if you have a question, if
Speaker 6: you don't know what your PSA is, make it a
Speaker 6: point to come in two and two choices, make a date.
Speaker 6: We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. It might save your life.
Speaker 6: Like this man treated ten years ago. Now his PSA
Speaker 6: is zero with an excellent, excellent quality of life. I'll
Speaker 6: talk about another man, seventy nine years old, married with
Speaker 6: three children, history of atrofibrillation, thower disease, positive family history.
Speaker 6: His father had metastatic stage four prostate cancer, which is
Speaker 6: bad news. Like I said before, one family member with
Speaker 6: prostate cancer increases your chance of dying of prostate cancer
Speaker 6: by seventy two percent. He was on twenty two supplements
Speaker 6: and vitamins. Another point, So many people comment say which
Speaker 6: supplements and vitamins should I be taken? I think he should.
Speaker 6: Most people should be taken none, because there's almost no
Speaker 6: data to show any benefit. Of course, people are selling
Speaker 6: them like it's a garden of youth. It's not a
Speaker 6: garden of youth. It's not a fountain of youth. It's
Speaker 6: just a way of making money off of vulnerable people
Speaker 6: who want to talk about it, make a dating come in.
Speaker 6: He was on twenty two vitamins and supplements. He had
Speaker 6: a positive family history. He had a Gleason nine cancer
Speaker 6: gleas and nine, one of the most aggressive cancers that exist.
Speaker 6: His PSA had jumped up from one to five, so
Speaker 6: quintupled in a short period of time. He had five
Speaker 6: positive cores, including gleas and nine. He was yurnitting twice
Speaker 6: a night. He was offered medicine for the year and
Speaker 6: he didn't want that. He's an ex smoker. His way.
Speaker 6: It was one ninety five over the height of six
Speaker 6: foot three. He's on multiple medications for his heart disease,
Speaker 6: on Eloquist, blood thinner, dejoxin, thyroid medicines, nitroglycerin, and all
Speaker 6: these twenty two supplements useless. He came to me, examined him.
Speaker 6: He had a sulcus of sulcus rock hard prostate Gleason nine.
Speaker 6: Now it's been five years, his PSA is zero and
Speaker 6: he's doing great. He was treated here out patient therapy
Speaker 6: for prostate cancer Gleason nine. Treated with no chemo, no cutting,
Speaker 6: no surgery, outpatient therapy Gleason nine. And we know with
Speaker 6: surgery with radical surgery for Gleason nine, success rates about
Speaker 6: twenty percent. And most people who have radical surgery, most
Speaker 6: men who have radical surgery for prostate cancer, most men
Speaker 6: about ninety seven ninety eight percent lose erections. About eighty
Speaker 6: percent lose control of the urine shortening of the penis.
Speaker 6: Here there was no surgery, so there was none of that.
Speaker 6: He's sexually active. He carries on a normal activity. He's functional.
Speaker 6: I've seen him on the streets with his grandchild, and
Speaker 6: I've seen him with his wife and his children and
Speaker 6: grandchild on the streets of New York, buying him ice
Speaker 6: cream and buying him toys. Just recently. He's fully active,
Speaker 6: living the life. If you look at him, he says
Speaker 6: he's seventy nine, but he looks like he's fifty nine,
Speaker 6: doing great with a Gleason nine avoided radical surgery. This
Speaker 6: is the work we do at Radio Sturdy, New York,
Speaker 6: high quality of Life. This is what we do every day.
Speaker 6: My name's doctor Liederman, cancer doctor. Here for you, two
Speaker 6: and two choices. We'll be right back.
Speaker 7: Many people with cancer come to doctor Liederman when surgery
Speaker 7: didn't help and toxic chemo stopped working. Many come in pain.
Speaker 7: Many people with cancer come to doctor Liederman when their
Speaker 7: caregiver has no more care to offer. Doctor Liederman bringing
Speaker 7: innovative cancer care for decades. When the next cancer drug
Speaker 7: is not as promised, when surgery was to fail to pass,
Speaker 7: we may be able to offer you new cancer treatment options.
Speaker 7: We treat new and recurrent cancers, small or large, most
Speaker 7: anywhere in the body, even if prior chemo, radiation or
Speaker 7: surgery didn't work. Call doctor Liederman two and two choices
Speaker 7: two and two choices for a free booklet DVD thirty
Speaker 7: eighth and Broadway. Most insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted, Harvard trained,
Speaker 7: Triple Board certified Doctor Liederman two and two choices, two
Speaker 7: and two choices for innovative cancer treatment. Best is to
Speaker 7: meet doctor Liederman in person. Call two and two choices
Speaker 7: two and two choices.
Speaker 6: It's doctor Liederman with guy talking about skin cancer treatment options.
Speaker 8: You treated me. I had basil cell onto my cheek.
Speaker 8: A buddy of mine went through the same thing that
Speaker 8: looked like they went out of him with a melon baller.
Speaker 8: This was on my face. I don't want any caring.
Speaker 8: I think I'm kind of handsome. I wanted to keep
Speaker 8: it that way.
Speaker 6: So you are hats and we're going to Olympics. Usually
Speaker 6: in America there's three million skin cancers a year. Ninety
Speaker 6: nine percent of people are let down the Primrose path
Speaker 6: to have radic homs surgery for their skin cancer. Why
Speaker 6: are you different.
Speaker 8: From hearing what you report? You know, hey, you don't
Speaker 8: need to get radical deforming. Come and see what we
Speaker 8: could do. I have a lot of trust in what
Speaker 8: I've seen and what I heard, and the treatments were
Speaker 8: very simple.
Speaker 6: If Miss America comes up to right now, what would
Speaker 6: she think about the results of your skin.
Speaker 8: She would be able to keep her hands off. There
Speaker 8: is zero indication it was ever there. You know, I
Speaker 8: don't know that I got the chance to say, hey, thanks,
Speaker 8: doctor Leadman. I tell anybody who's going down the same path.
Speaker 8: Doctor Leederman did the absolute perfect thing. That's where you
Speaker 8: should do.
Speaker 6: Any regrets, not at all, called doctor Liederman A two
Speaker 6: and two choices thirteen and eighty four Broadway. Most insurances, Medicare,
Speaker 6: Medicaid accepted.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 5: Redstone here with doctor Gil Liderman at the WR Studios
Speaker 5: in the hearts of New York City were just a
Speaker 5: few steps from the radio surgery in New York Cancer
Speaker 5: Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman,
Speaker 5: the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He
Speaker 5: was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery,
Speaker 5: and he's the first in America and in the Western
Speaker 5: Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Speaker 5: Liederman at two and two Choices for a free informative
Speaker 5: booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 6: We're back. I want to talk about a gentleman sixty
Speaker 6: three years old born in Jamaica with prostate cancer. This
Speaker 6: man had a T three Gleason six cancer PSA, also
Speaker 6: fast fast velocitya PSA's blood test prosthetic specific enigen PSA
Speaker 6: went from six to twelve member normals considered four. But
Speaker 6: with four your chance of having prostate cancers twenty five percent.
Speaker 6: By twelve, it's more than thirty five percent. He had
Speaker 6: had biopsy showing Gleason six cancer, says PSA was going up,
Speaker 6: up up. He's a black man. He's from Jamaica. We
Speaker 6: know Jamaican and Caribbean have the most cancer. I met
Speaker 6: with the Jamaican ambassador recently. He is married, he has
Speaker 6: two children. He has a positive family history. His brother
Speaker 6: had prostate cancer. His father had prostate cancer. And like
Speaker 6: we just said a couple of minutes ago, if you
Speaker 6: have one relative, your chance of dying is seventy two
Speaker 6: percent higher. This is a man high risk situation. He
Speaker 6: had a high PSA. His PSA is doubled in a
Speaker 6: short period of time. He had had no cat scan,
Speaker 6: no bone scan. He had had an MRI elsewhere. He
Speaker 6: had noctoria occasionally daytime. Your nature was okay. He used
Speaker 6: to work overnight. His weight is one eighty. I examined him.
Speaker 6: He had a massive cancer rock hard sulcus. It was
Speaker 6: a T three and his PSA had doubled gleas in six.
Speaker 6: Cancer treated six and a half years ago. He is
Speaker 6: now cancer free. So he had lots of negatives. He
Speaker 6: had two family members with prostate cancer. He was a
Speaker 6: black man increased risk one and six black men have
Speaker 6: prostate cancer or develop it. One in twenty three die
Speaker 6: of it. He had two family members rapid PSA velocity,
Speaker 6: big prostate treated here all out patient with our unique treatment,
Speaker 6: really in the stereotyptic frame. This is the work we do.
Speaker 6: And now his PSA is zero. He's doing great, his
Speaker 6: quality of life is great. This is the work we
Speaker 6: do every day. At thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway, in
Speaker 6: thirty eighth Street, in the heart of New York City.
Speaker 6: It was about an eighty nine year old woman. It's
Speaker 6: an older woman, she's widdled with no children. She came
Speaker 6: with her friend. She had blood in the urine. She
Speaker 6: had a mass. On her cat scan she was had
Speaker 6: of a mass three and a half centimeters in the bladder.
Speaker 6: Looked inside the bladder. She was trying to have a cancer.
Speaker 6: No one staged her up. She was seeing that elsewhere
Speaker 6: in general, no one staged her up. Well, we staged
Speaker 6: her up. We got an MRI, we got a pet scan.
Speaker 6: We found that she had had metastatic cancer, had already
Speaker 6: traveled to the lumbar spine. So she had stage for cancer. Wow.
Speaker 6: Elsewhere they looked inside, I guess they thought, oh, she's
Speaker 6: eighty nine age discrimination here. No, we offered her all
Speaker 6: the options. She was adamant. She was most adamant about
Speaker 6: being treated and we made a stereotactic frame. We computerized
Speaker 6: her body. She wanted the spine to be treated first
Speaker 6: and a few quick trees. This is the work we do,
Speaker 6: and then we move on to the bladder. This is
Speaker 6: work we do. She just was adamant against surgery, adamant
Speaker 6: against chemo, wanted our treatment only, and treatment went with
Speaker 6: no symptoms, no side effects. This is the work that
Speaker 6: we do every day for bladder cancer. A lot of
Speaker 6: people come to us for bladder cancer. The usual treatment,
Speaker 6: sad to say, is removing the bladder, and the fusual
Speaker 6: doctor who diagnoses bladder cancer urologist urologists are surgeons. So
Speaker 6: it seems like to me the urologists usually don't tell
Speaker 6: people all the options about bladder cancer treatment and people
Speaker 6: have their bladder removed. In my experience, they're really upset,
Speaker 6: but they were never told about all the options. People
Speaker 6: like to hear all the options. People like to be
Speaker 6: treated fairly and to be educated. And this is the
Speaker 6: work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway.
Speaker 6: There's no obligation. You can learn, you can come over,
Speaker 6: you can spend some time. We can make some suggestions
Speaker 6: to you if you wish whatever you want. This one
Speaker 6: was just adamant that she did not want surgery, didn't
Speaker 6: want chemo, but she wanted her bladder and her spine
Speaker 6: treated for stage four bladder cancer that travel to the spine.
Speaker 6: This is the work we do. And here's another man,
Speaker 6: another surgical question. This is a forty eight year old man.
Speaker 6: He's married with three children. He came with his wife.
Speaker 6: He has high blood pressure, diabetes, legs swelling. His PSA
Speaker 6: was seventeen gleason seven cancer and sad to say, he
Speaker 6: went underwent robotic surgery for his prostate cancer the super
Speaker 6: Pooper place. He was told, oh, your only option is surgery.
Speaker 6: You have to have surgery. Well, he had a PSA
Speaker 6: seven gleas and seven cancer. He had a father who
Speaker 6: had prostate cancer. So again he has a seventy seventy
Speaker 6: two percent higher chance of dying of his prostate cancer.
Speaker 6: And still even with his high risk factors PSA seventeen
Speaker 6: in glease and seven, his doctors knew that they most
Speaker 6: likely wouldn't cure him. They took him to surgery. He
Speaker 6: had extra capsule or extent, and he had a positive
Speaker 6: lymph node. The cancer had already traveled. There was no
Speaker 6: testing to look at the lymph nodes, none at all
Speaker 6: at surgery. He's only forty eight years old. He lost
Speaker 6: his erections after surgery, leaked yeurine. He still leaks year
Speaker 6: and he's still without directions. He came to me after
Speaker 6: the surgery, why because he had positive margins and his
Speaker 6: PSA was going up. His PSA never went down to
Speaker 6: zero and then started rising. He started rising. So listen
Speaker 6: to the radio show, and we often talk about that
Speaker 6: if you've had surgery for prostate cancer and your PSA
Speaker 6: is not zero point zero, it's time to call doctor Liederman.
Speaker 6: So he called doctor Liederman. This is five years ago
Speaker 6: with a rising recurrent prostate cancer with extra capsule extent
Speaker 6: margins and positive lymph nodes and positive family history. And
Speaker 6: he came here for a second chance, and lucky for
Speaker 6: him he came, and lucky for him, he chose a treatment,
Speaker 6: and lucky for him, his PSA is now zero point zero.
Speaker 6: We got his PSA down to zero when radical surgery couldn't.
Speaker 6: Radical surgery left positive margins. What is a positive margin.
Speaker 6: It means when the surgeon cuts, they cut on the
Speaker 6: wrong side of the cancer. So cancer is left in
Speaker 6: the body, and also there were lymph nodes involved, so
Speaker 6: he had a high risk situation. Surgery really didn't help
Speaker 6: him in my view, had hurt him because at age
Speaker 6: forty eight, it took away his sex life, took away
Speaker 6: his gurinary control, and came here five years ago and
Speaker 6: now is PSA zero in remission, doing great, living the life.
Speaker 6: This is the work we do. And of course he's
Speaker 6: upset about having surgery, but he's happy that he came
Speaker 6: here and happy as PSA zero zero and happy he's
Speaker 6: doing well. And this is what we try to do
Speaker 6: to give a second chance whenever possible. That's why so
Speaker 6: many people come here for a fresh second opinion. Where
Speaker 6: we accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. We're super conveniently located
Speaker 6: close to fifteen subway lines one, two, three, four, five, six, ACEE,
Speaker 6: n QRBDF seven S. This is the work we do.
Speaker 6: We're also close to Penn Station, Grand centro Port Authority.
Speaker 6: People come in by train, by bus, by subway and
Speaker 6: all the whatever thousand New York City buses that travel
Speaker 6: through Manhattan, so it's easy to get to us. This
Speaker 6: is the work we do every day and for this
Speaker 6: man came to us at forty eight. Now five years later,
Speaker 6: cancer free PSA is zero zero, zero zero. And we'll
Speaker 6: talk about a man with a skin cancer. Is a
Speaker 6: very compulsive man. He's a businessman, he's a lawyer. And
Speaker 6: he had a basis of cancer on his left upper lip.
Speaker 6: It was biopsy positive. He was sent for Moe's surgery.
Speaker 6: It had prior skin cancers on the arm, in the back.
Speaker 6: What is Moe's mohs moe surgery was the kind of excavation,
Speaker 6: but excavate his lip. This is a businessman, he's a lawyer.
Speaker 6: His big responsibilities as a family and he doesn't want
Speaker 6: to have a deformed lip and deformed ability to speak
Speaker 6: and to be seen and to socialize and to have
Speaker 6: everyone looking at how what the heck did they do
Speaker 6: to put his lip together? He didn't want that. And
Speaker 6: most people who know better choose our treatment. Unfortunately, most dermatologists, sadnessay,
Speaker 6: are surgeons, and they're all surgeons, but most don't tell
Speaker 6: people about all the treatment options. Here we talk about
Speaker 6: all the options. We're not afraid to. We have booklets,
Speaker 6: we have pictures, we have DVDs to show you, to
Speaker 6: share with you. You don't have to be a patient to
Speaker 6: get them. You can call us at two and two choices.
Speaker 6: There's no charge. We'll send out a booklet today or
Speaker 6: whenever you want. You can come to our office, and
Speaker 6: many people do pick up information. He came to our office.
Speaker 6: We saw his cancers on the left upper lip. We
Speaker 6: offered all the options, surgery, plastic surgery, various forms of radiation.
Speaker 6: He chose. His short course of radiation has done very well.
Speaker 6: His skin looks good, He looks good, he's ambutory, he's
Speaker 6: fully inteched. He was able to work and carry on
Speaker 6: his legal business and his family business without interruption. This
Speaker 6: is the work that we do every day. We have
Speaker 6: experience with thousands of skin cancers, basal cells and square missiles,
Speaker 6: Eyken Thomas, and even other skin cancers. This is the
Speaker 6: work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway,
Speaker 6: where we accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, Rhyme. Doctor Liederman,
Speaker 6: Board certified, actually the only Harvard trained chiple Board certified
Speaker 6: radiation doctor in New York, one of the few in
Speaker 6: the world. Here for you, I'm such a Leaderman will
Speaker 6: write back.
Speaker 9: It's Johnny Bragg's talking prostate cancer. Twenty years ago, I
Speaker 9: came to doctor Leederman with prostate cancer. It was serious.
Speaker 9: My stepfather died days after prostate surgery. My uncle never
Speaker 9: recovered from prostate surgery. I came to doctor Leiderman with
Speaker 9: prostate cancer and high PSA. Doctor Leederman explained all options,
Speaker 9: shared his and comparison results. I trusted doctor Leederman twenty
Speaker 9: years ago. Today, I trust doctor Leederman even more. My
Speaker 9: prostate cancer is gone, my PSA is zero, my quality
Speaker 9: of life is great. You can trust doctor Leederman too,
Speaker 9: like me for over twenty years. Call doctor Leiderman for
Speaker 9: prostate cancer. Two one two choices. That's two on two choices,
Speaker 9: thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eighth Street in Manhattan.
Speaker 9: Most insurance, Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Call doctor Leederman two and
Speaker 9: two choices.
Speaker 3: It's doctor Leederman with Calvin West singing and writing about
Speaker 3: his cancer treatment.
Speaker 10: I had cancer and my home was upsideca at the
Speaker 10: radio surgery read tomorrow.
Speaker 11: Choices. I'm so glad, but let me do you want to.
Speaker 9: Thank dot good leader Man for the twices?
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Speaker 11: Helie to Katzer. It's my counting two O two three,
Speaker 11: wells no mopag is read your grand daddy.
Speaker 6: Set you free?
Speaker 3: Can't your treatment called doctor Leederman two and two choices,
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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 the WR Studios
Speaker 5: in the hearts of New York City.
Speaker 10: Were just a few steps.
Speaker 5: From the radiosurgery in New York Cancer Treatment Center on
Speaker 5: Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert,
Speaker 5: treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first in
Speaker 5: New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's the
Speaker 5: first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body
Speaker 5: radio surgery. You can also call doctor Liederman at two
Speaker 5: and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD.
Speaker 5: Hey doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 6: We're back. I want to talk about a seventy four
Speaker 6: year old woman. She's whittled, she has one son. She's
Speaker 6: been getting mammograms. She had an abnormal mammogram. She went
Speaker 6: to one of the superpooper places. She had an MRI
Speaker 6: mammogram ultrasound. She had a biopsy at one of the
Speaker 6: super duper places, and they started her on chemo. The
Speaker 6: tumor was twenty two by eleven x nine melimeters, twelve
Speaker 6: centimeters from the nippo. She had had satellite lesion. She
Speaker 6: had had prior mammograms which were negative. It was an
Speaker 6: invasive of cancer as to receptor positive her positive. She
Speaker 6: started chemotherapy, was poorly tolerated. She couldn't take the chemo,
Speaker 6: and the hospital was throwing at her wish what happens
Speaker 6: for many many patients with breast cancer. They planned chemo,
Speaker 6: they planned surgery on her breast, They planned weeks of radiation,
Speaker 6: and she just bailed out. She could not take the chemo.
Speaker 6: She did not want more chemo. She didn't really want
Speaker 6: any surgery either on her breast. And she came here
Speaker 6: to learn about all the options, and she chose primary
Speaker 6: breast radiation, that is radiation to the breast with no cutting,
Speaker 6: no bleeding, no mestectomy, no lumpectomy, no hospitals, no operating rooms.
Speaker 6: She regretted the chemos. She couldn't take it. She came here,
Speaker 6: We saw her, we examined her, we got new imaging.
Speaker 6: She had a two centimeter mass in the upper outer
Speaker 6: quadrant of the left breast. The exilla was negative. We
Speaker 6: staged her up, we got cancer markers, and then we
Speaker 6: treated her three years ago. Three years ago she was
Speaker 6: with no surgery. She never finished a chemo. She hated
Speaker 6: the chemo, she hated the idea of surgery. She just
Speaker 6: did not want anyone cutting on her breast or cutting
Speaker 6: on her and she wanted a different kind of radiation.
Speaker 6: And that's what she got here. And now three years later,
Speaker 6: she's in remission. She's doing great. This is the work
Speaker 6: that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway
Speaker 6: Broadway in thirty eighth Street. We have booklets and DVDs
Speaker 6: about breast cancer. Lots of women come here, lots of
Speaker 6: women learn about all the options. This is what we
Speaker 6: like to explain. All the options doesn't obligate you to anything.
Speaker 6: You can go back and get more chemo and surgery
Speaker 6: if you want. That's your choice. But most women who
Speaker 6: learn about all the options like the idea and like
Speaker 6: the success. This is the work that we do every
Speaker 6: day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street,
Speaker 6: in the heart of New York City. We're talking about
Speaker 6: a seventy year old man from Haiti. He has one daughter.
Speaker 6: He was seen by his doctor. He's actually sent to
Speaker 6: us by a doctor. We treated the doctor. The doctor
Speaker 6: worked at another hospital. He did not want to cut
Speaker 6: treatment at that hospital. The doctor came here. The doctor
Speaker 6: then sent his patient here. He had a PSA of nine.
Speaker 6: He had a glease in seven cancer. There was no
Speaker 6: family history. There was none. We talked about several men
Speaker 6: before with family histories. This man had no family history.
Speaker 6: He was waking up once a night to yearnate. He
Speaker 6: had no bleeding, no fevers, no chills, no pains. He
Speaker 6: wait was one ninety three height his five foot nine.
Speaker 6: He was taking vitamins, which we already talked about earlier.
Speaker 6: He was separated. He was born in Haiti, works for
Speaker 6: a school, and I examined him. He had a large
Speaker 6: prostate and he was treated six years ago for prostate
Speaker 6: cancer PSA seven gleas in seven PSA excuse me, PSA
Speaker 6: nine gleason seven and is doing well. His PSA is
Speaker 6: now zero, doing well, fully intact. This is the work
Speaker 6: that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway.
Speaker 6: I always take a minute introduced myself. Number one, I
Speaker 6: want to before I do that, tell you that we
Speaker 6: are live on the radio from now until two o'clock.
Speaker 6: And that means you can call us at one eight
Speaker 6: hundred three two one zero seven ten. You can call
Speaker 6: be comfortable, We won't interrogate you. You can ask your
Speaker 6: questions one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
Speaker 6: One eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. You
Speaker 6: can call us now ask your question. People say, oh,
Speaker 6: doctor Leader, why don't you talk about x y Z. Well,
Speaker 6: this is your chance to talk about X y Z
Speaker 6: or whatever your question is. Call us now. And one
Speaker 6: more thing. I wanted to introduce myself because so many
Speaker 6: people give advice without knowing what their expertise is. I
Speaker 6: was born and raised in Waterloo, IO. Went to public school,
Speaker 6: University MD at twenty five. My wonderful brother Ted Leaderman,
Speaker 6: Doctor Ted Liederman, also MD, real medical doctor MD at
Speaker 6: twenty five and also doctor Ariel Leaderman MD at twenty
Speaker 6: five three Doctor Liderman's all mds at twenty five. Arial
Speaker 6: Leaderman is here answer doctor board certified. Worked at the
Speaker 6: most famous places across the country from east to west coast.
Speaker 6: Is here now seeing patients with new and recurrent cancers
Speaker 6: and people who are suspicious about having cancer. He's loved
Speaker 6: by his patients and their families and the staff, and
Speaker 6: his meticulous and thoughtful and thirring and carrying and responsive,
Speaker 6: super responsive and super meticulous, and patients are lucky to
Speaker 6: have doctor Ariel Leaderman to be their cancer doctor. So
Speaker 6: you can call even now two and two choices and
Speaker 6: make an appointment if you want or get information if
Speaker 6: you want two and two, two four, six, forty, two
Speaker 6: thirty seven or whenever you want or never, whatever you want,
Speaker 6: We're available for you. Many people come by our office.
Speaker 6: We're in the heart of New York City, close to
Speaker 6: so much transportation, subways, trains, buses, were close to Penn
Speaker 6: Station and Grand Central and Port Authority in Times Square
Speaker 6: and Macy's and Brian Park, so that there's more than
Speaker 6: a half a million people in our newighborhood every day.
Speaker 6: So if you want to come by, or have a
Speaker 6: friend who probably comes to their neighborhood, please do so.
Speaker 6: Pick up a package of information for the picker upper
Speaker 6: and for loved ones or neighbor or for that person
Speaker 6: down the street who you know is suffering. Even if
Speaker 6: you're in a restaurant or grocery store. You hear someone
Speaker 6: talk about cancer, you may want to pat them on
Speaker 6: the back and say, hey, you may want to get
Speaker 6: a fresh second opinion about doctor Leedham. And I heard
Speaker 6: so and so, and then tell them them things that
Speaker 6: you've learned by listening to the show. Radio listeners save lives.
Speaker 6: And I know that because I see patients every day.
Speaker 6: I know that radio listeners like you can save lives
Speaker 6: by learning and passing on this information. Whether it's about
Speaker 6: prostate cancer when surgery doesn't work, or the when was
Speaker 6: cervix cancer at radiation she was told she couldn't have
Speaker 6: more radiation. Now she had radio surgery years ago, is
Speaker 6: cancer free? Or the man that had radical surgery surgery
Speaker 6: didn't help them, they left cancer behind. We treated them
Speaker 6: now as PSA zeros second chance. So there's lots of
Speaker 6: interesting information available that we give to you every day.
Speaker 6: Now we talk about a woman who's seventy four from
Speaker 6: Dominican Republic. She's six children. She came with her family.
Speaker 6: She was found to have breast cancer. She came to
Speaker 6: me seven years ago. Seven years ago she was seen
Speaker 6: she had had a biopsy showed breast cancer. She just
Speaker 6: did not want chemo, she did not want any other treatment.
Speaker 6: And we treated her seven years ago for a breast
Speaker 6: cancer and his cancer free. She had repeat biopsy. She
Speaker 6: just came to me recently. Radiologists saw something in the breast.
Speaker 6: They did a biopsy negative. Seven years cancer free, no surgery,
Speaker 6: no cutting, no chemo, only with our methol treatment and
Speaker 6: now cancer free proven by a repeat biopsy. She had
Speaker 6: a tiny little needle in the breast. When a radiologist
Speaker 6: questioned another spot or a different spot. Cancer free, no
Speaker 6: evidence of cancer. And this is the work that we
Speaker 6: do every day at thirty eighty four Broadway Broadway in
Speaker 6: thirty eighth Street, in the heart of New York City.
Speaker 6: And I want to talk about a man who came
Speaker 6: from came from Jamaica, black man. We talk about it
Speaker 6: because again the high risk factor. One in six black
Speaker 6: men with prostate cancer. One twenty three dying of prostact cancer.
Speaker 6: He had two brothers treated here and now he came
Speaker 6: just for a checkup. He just came for a checkup.
Speaker 6: A couple of days ago. He had testicular pain. He
Speaker 6: was being seen at a super duper place. He had
Speaker 6: noctoria four times a night. He had urgency of your nation.
Speaker 6: He had no leakage, but he has pain, especially in
Speaker 6: the testicles. And he came here, and he came here.
Speaker 6: We checked his bladder well, his bladder wasn't working. The
Speaker 6: normal bladder holds two or three hundred CC's when you urinate,
Speaker 6: all comes out with him. He had one hundred and
Speaker 6: eighty ce seeds of urine in the bladder when he urinated,
Speaker 6: one hundred and twenty state in the bladder, two thirds
Speaker 6: of his urine state in the bladder. We got an MRI.
Speaker 6: MRI showed a big mass in the process state. He
Speaker 6: had a py red five seminole vesicles were involved, nerves
Speaker 6: were involved. He had a mass three point five centimeters.
Speaker 6: So lucky he came. He came for checkup. So this
Speaker 6: is a perfect example who comes for checkup. He came
Speaker 6: for a checkup and voolla. We found high PSA. We
Speaker 6: found a mass in the prostate, had already left the
Speaker 6: prostate going into the nerves and seminal vesicles. And this
Speaker 6: is the work that we do every day. The next
Speaker 6: step is to get a biopsy, which we're arranging, and
Speaker 6: then scans for the rest of his body. To make
Speaker 6: sure the cancer hasn't traveled, but ninety percent chance he
Speaker 6: has cancer. Has two brothers treated here with fancy treatment,
Speaker 6: non invasive treatment for his prostate cancer, and now he
Speaker 6: wants that biopsy. He wants to be treated before the
Speaker 6: cancer travels. It's a good reason for every man. He
Speaker 6: came to us at age sixty three for the first time,
Speaker 6: was checked and had poor bladder function. Had a big
Speaker 6: mess in the prostate, seminal vesicles involved, nerves involved. This
Speaker 6: is the work we do and you are welcome as
Speaker 6: well if you wish. Another man sixty years old from
Speaker 6: Puerto Rico, married with one child. His PSA was six
Speaker 6: point eighty six. He was on pro scar, which can
Speaker 6: artificially lower PSA. He had frequent urination. He was urinating
Speaker 6: three times a night. He had been on pro scar
Speaker 6: for years. He had positive biopsies gleas and six cancer.
Speaker 6: Urinated three times a night. His weight was one fifty
Speaker 6: nine two years before was one seventy. He came to
Speaker 6: us his prostate was nodular, so we had an advanced
Speaker 6: T two prostate cancer. He was treated five plus years ago.
Speaker 6: His PSA is now zero and he is very happy, happy,
Speaker 6: with high success, happy with his success. And this is
Speaker 6: the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty
Speaker 6: four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street, in the heart
Speaker 6: of New York City. I want to talk about a
Speaker 6: woman who came fifty five years old, born in New
Speaker 6: York City. She's single, she has three children. At fifty five,
Speaker 6: she's already had a stroke and high blood pressure and asthma.
Speaker 6: She's a smoker, and she had a mass in the breast.
Speaker 6: She had a mammogram sharing a nine centimeter mass about
Speaker 6: the size of a fist in her right breast, had ultrasounds.
Speaker 6: She was seen at one of the super duper hospitals
Speaker 6: in New York City. We called that hospital for records.
Speaker 6: She had an inversion of the Nippo. She had some
Speaker 6: deformity of the shape. Her weight was one sixty two,
Speaker 6: height was four foot eleven. She had a family history.
Speaker 6: Her mother had messed ectomy for cancer. She did not
Speaker 6: want messed ectomy. An examiner she had a large mass
Speaker 6: in the upper outer quadront of the breast. She had
Speaker 6: palpable lymph nodes up to two centimeters. She had a
Speaker 6: huge mass. Huge lymph nodes came to us years ago
Speaker 6: treated only with our treatment, no chemo, no surgery. Elsewhere
Speaker 6: they want to do a mestectomy because she had a
Speaker 6: large mass in the breast and the lymph nodes here.
Speaker 6: She just did not want that. She did not want chemo,
Speaker 6: She did not want surgery. She wanted radiation and was
Speaker 6: treated and is now cancer free. In fact, she had
Speaker 6: a biopsy this month and biopsy of the breast to
Speaker 6: prove that there was no cancer left in any suspicious
Speaker 6: part of the breast. So her mammograms are okay, her
Speaker 6: biopsy's okay. She's okay and received no other treatment. This
Speaker 6: is the work that we do every day. At thirteen
Speaker 6: eighty for Broadway, I was talking about a man who's
Speaker 6: born in New York City, sixty five year old man.
Speaker 6: He single. He says he had He walked in the door.
Speaker 6: He says, I have BPH all my life. BPH. What
Speaker 6: is BPH? Benign prostatic hypertephy It means benign. He told me,
Speaker 6: walked to the door. He said, I have benign prostatic hyperturvy.
Speaker 6: That's what he came in. He says he has increased
Speaker 6: frequency of urination. He told me he wakes up three
Speaker 6: times night to urinate. He said in the daytime, he
Speaker 6: wakes up every fifteen minutes and even has some blood
Speaker 6: in the urine. And he says he has PPH. A
Speaker 6: person does not know if they have cancer or not.
Speaker 6: He either, there's no way he would know if he
Speaker 6: has BPH or not. So he came here. He came
Speaker 6: here for a checkup. I examined him. His prostate was
Speaker 6: rock hard sulkers a huge, huge mass, most likely cancer.
Speaker 6: His urination was lousy. We did a test on his urine.
Speaker 6: A normal bladder holds about two or three hundred ccs.
Speaker 6: His bladder was holding four hundred and fifty and after
Speaker 6: he urinated, most of the urine three hundred ccs stays
Speaker 6: in the bladder, so he's not able to empty the bladder.
Speaker 6: And his PSA was twelve. So it's highly likely he
Speaker 6: has cancer with a rock hard prostate and a high
Speaker 6: PSA and his bladder's not working. And he came in
Speaker 6: the door saying he had benign prostatic ipertrophy. I don't
Speaker 6: think so. He just came a couple days ago. We're
Speaker 6: ranging a biopsy for him, or ranging an MRI of
Speaker 6: the prostate for him, and other proper tests. This is
Speaker 6: the work we do so you don't have to know
Speaker 6: what you have. If you have a question or symptoms,
Speaker 6: or you just want to have a checkup. If you
Speaker 6: feel perfectly fine, you're welcome to come in for a checkup.
Speaker 6: You don't need an excuse. You don't need an excuse
Speaker 6: to come in the door to get a checkup, and
Speaker 6: many people do. For this man, it's probably saved his
Speaker 6: life because he's been going around telling everyone has benign prostatic.
Speaker 6: Ye purtefhe No, he does not have benign prostatic. I purtefy.
Speaker 6: He most likely has prostate cancer. My name's doctor Liederman.
Speaker 6: We'll be right back.
Speaker 9: Numbers mean much to me because of prostate cancer. I'm
Speaker 9: Johnny Bragg's. The number two for my stepfather who died
Speaker 9: of prostate cancer and my uncle who suffered so much
Speaker 9: after prostate cancer surgery. The number fifteen fifteen years since
Speaker 9: doctor lead Himan's successful treatment of my prostate cancer. The
Speaker 9: number zero, which is my PSA zero after doctor lead
Speaker 9: him In's successful prostate cancer treatment. What every man wants?
Speaker 9: The numbers one, two, three, four important for every man
Speaker 9: with prostate cancer. One getting the most successful treatment, two
Speaker 9: avoiding radical robotic surgery, three, keeping sexual function, four maintaining
Speaker 9: urinary control. Call my doctor Liderman two and two choices,
Speaker 9: two and two choices to consider his prostate cancer treatment
Speaker 9: for you most insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Thirteen eighty four
Speaker 9: Broadway at thirty eighth Call two and two choices for
Speaker 9: prostate cancer treatment. Called doctor Liederman two one two choices.
Speaker 9: I'm glad I did. You'll be number one with doctor Lederman.
Speaker 3: Speedy recovery for Defense chiefs secret prostate cancer surgery on
Speaker 3: Christmas Eve, not informing even the President returned an ambulance
Speaker 3: with pain absess bow obstruction. Secret turned disaster. Sadly believed
Speaker 3: is urologists. Like many with prostate cancer, radical prostate surgery
Speaker 3: has many complications, leakage, impotence, shortening, inferior results, death. Thousands
Speaker 3: come to doctor Liederman to learn all prostate cancer options
Speaker 3: from New York's only Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation
Speaker 3: on collegist. Defense chief sadly believed Pie and Sky promises.
Speaker 3: Another reason to meet doctor Liederman about highly effective prostate
Speaker 3: cancer treatment avoiding radical surgery. Best is to meet doctor Liederman.
Speaker 3: Call doctor Liederman two and two choices. Two and two
Speaker 3: choices thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eight. Most insurances, Medicare,
Speaker 3: Medicaid accepted. Call doctor Leederman two and two choices, thirteen
Speaker 3: eighty four Broadway at thirty eight. Call doctor Liederman two
Speaker 3: and two choices.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 5: Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the w R
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 invasively. He
Speaker 5: was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery,
Speaker 5: and he's the first in America and in the Western
Speaker 5: Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Speaker 5: Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative
Speaker 5: booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 6: We're back. We'll talk about a sixty one year old man.
Speaker 6: He's an NFL football coach, very famous football coach. He
Speaker 6: came for evaluation of a biopsy proven prostate cancer glease
Speaker 6: in seven more advanced PSA seven point nine. Catscan was negative.
Speaker 6: Boneskin was negative. He had a high PSA scene by
Speaker 6: his primary doctor at a urologist. He had a biops.
Speaker 6: He had a Gleason seven and eight cores Gleason six
Speaker 6: and seven cores. He was waking up three times a
Speaker 6: night to yearinate. He did not want any medicines for that.
Speaker 6: He had no pain, no bleeding, hit in a large prostate.
Speaker 6: He had a family history, no prostate cancer history. PSA
Speaker 6: was enlarged, not huge, not nodular, but he had a
Speaker 6: Gleason seven cancer. He knew that with surgery for Gleason
Speaker 6: seven success rate in the best hands in America is
Speaker 6: about forty six percent and with surgery most likely to
Speaker 6: be losing quality of life issues like sexual life and
Speaker 6: urinary control and the length of his organ and he
Speaker 6: didn't want that. He came to us eight years ago
Speaker 6: with Gleason seven cancer, fully active. He now has a
Speaker 6: PSA of zero with our treatment only, no surgery, no cutting,
Speaker 6: and prominent position, prominent life football coach NFL, doing great,
Speaker 6: living the life and carrying on with all his normal function.
Speaker 6: Another man with a Gleason nine cancer came to us
Speaker 6: also seven years ago with four children. He worked in
Speaker 6: a hospital, one of the big hospitals in New York City.
Speaker 6: He was sound of a Gleason nine cancer, one of
Speaker 6: the most aggressive cancers. His PSA was high. PSA was eight.
Speaker 6: He had cat skin and bone skin. We asked for
Speaker 6: better testing for him. He had had a biopsy before,
Speaker 6: he had had no treatment on exam. He had an
Speaker 6: enlarged prostate Gleason nine stage t S and he chose
Speaker 6: our treatment so many years ago, seven eight years ago
Speaker 6: and is now cancer free. Also as PSA is zero,
Speaker 6: His quality of life is good. He has good urinary control.
Speaker 6: This is the work that we do every day at
Speaker 6: thirteen eighty four Broadway. My name is doctor Liederman. I
Speaker 6: want to talk about a woman who's ninety eight years old.
Speaker 6: So here's a woman brought. She has a daughter living
Speaker 6: in the Riviera in France. She lives in can On
Speaker 6: the Riviera. It's a beautiful city and the Mediterranean, the
Speaker 6: south of France, if you've ever been there. And her
Speaker 6: mother's got multiple skin cancers. She came with skin cancers
Speaker 6: on the face, the leg, the foot. She'd had surgery
Speaker 6: and she was just fed up with radical surgeries. She
Speaker 6: was ninety eight. Her mother, she's active in Spry. She
Speaker 6: lives beautiful home on the Upper east Side. Her daughter
Speaker 6: lives the south of France and the Riviera. She had
Speaker 6: a squamous carcinoma on the right tempo. Surgeons wanted to
Speaker 6: do radical Well, first of all, there's not much skin
Speaker 6: there non but tuo. She didn't want to be deformed there.
Speaker 6: She was tired of surgery for skin cancers. Many people
Speaker 6: with skin cancers have more than one skin cancer because
Speaker 6: what's the risk, Well, it's their skin type and sun
Speaker 6: exposure most commonly. So this woman had multiple skin cancers.
Speaker 6: She's ninety eight, she's living the life. She's going out,
Speaker 6: she's eating in restaurants, has a beautiful social life. Her
Speaker 6: daughter flies in from her daughter flies in from France
Speaker 6: just for her medical appointments. And she came to me
Speaker 6: two and a half years ago and well, she did
Speaker 6: not want surgery. We talked about all the options and
Speaker 6: she came for a few quick treatments, pinpoint precise treatments,
Speaker 6: our specialty special doses, which we pioneered over decades of
Speaker 6: work treating thousands of people with skin cancer. And she
Speaker 6: was treated to that area the big cancer on her
Speaker 6: tempo right tempo and is now cancer free. Her daughter
Speaker 6: flew in from France just for the appointment for the
Speaker 6: follow up. So we love the patients and families who
Speaker 6: take care of each other. It's really a sign of
Speaker 6: love and affection, and it's the ultimate. And it's a
Speaker 6: lot better than a two minute phone call from a
Speaker 6: family member who just doesn't seem to have time or
Speaker 6: interest for her parent. And thank God for Moses who
Speaker 6: gave us the Ten Commandments, which said, honor thy mother
Speaker 6: and thy father. And this daughter certainly honors her mother
Speaker 6: by coming for every medical appointment, even though it's four
Speaker 6: thousand miles away. And I want to talk about a
Speaker 6: woman who had cervix cancer. She had cervix cancer. She'd
Speaker 6: have had radiation and chemo elsewhere, and it didn't work.
Speaker 6: The cancer came back, so we had stage four cancer.
Speaker 6: She's told she couldn't have more radiation, she had to
Speaker 6: have chemo for the rest of her life. Well, she
Speaker 6: didn't like that idea. She hated that idea. In fact,
Speaker 6: she had already had chemo and radiation before and it
Speaker 6: didn't work. If the chemo worked so well, the chemo
Speaker 6: went throughout her whole body. If chemo were work so well,
Speaker 6: the cancer wouldn't have come back, right because the chemo's
Speaker 6: going through the whole body. And if the radiation works
Speaker 6: so well, the cancer wouldn't have come back either. She
Speaker 6: had standard radiation, which is so different than radiosurgery. One
Speaker 6: of the biggest questions I get is what is the
Speaker 6: difference between standard radiation and radiosurgery center Radiation usually retreats
Speaker 6: a larger area of low doses, doesn't work very well.
Speaker 6: Radio surgery is more precise treatment higher doses. We're the
Speaker 6: first with body radio surgery in the Western Hemisphram. The
Speaker 6: first doctor deformed brain radio surgery in New York, the
Speaker 6: first doctor to perform fractionated brain radio surgery in New York.
Speaker 6: Thousands of patients actually treated forty thousand patients over decades.
Speaker 6: Huge experience, which what patients like, patients like smart, patients
Speaker 6: like I should say, an experienced doctor. And this patient
Speaker 6: came when she was told, Oh, you can't have more radiation,
Speaker 6: you can't have radio surgery, you gotta have chemo. Remember
Speaker 6: the average chemo is one to two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 6: a year, so there's big motivations to give chemo, and
Speaker 6: maybe the all the motivations are not in the best
Speaker 6: patient interest. We know that chemotherapy does not cure metastatic
Speaker 6: cervix cancer, so they would have had a patient for
Speaker 6: years getting chemo and chemo and chemo and chemo and
Speaker 6: chemo without any expectations, whereas with us a few treatments,
Speaker 6: Pinpoint make a stereotactic frame. We named beams at. The
Speaker 6: cancer is lymphanode. We treated her and now five years
Speaker 6: later she's cancer free with no chemo, no cutting, no bleeding,
Speaker 6: no amunotherapy, no hospitals, no anesthesia. She walked in our
Speaker 6: door at thirty eighty four Broadway making the stereotactic frame.
Speaker 6: It's comfortable, non claustrophobic, no pain. We aimed Beams at
Speaker 6: that tumor. It was actually a cancer from the cervix
Speaker 6: that came back even though she had standard radiation, standard
Speaker 6: chemotherapy at super duper General and now five years later,
Speaker 6: cancer free, doing great. This is the work that we
Speaker 6: do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway, in
Speaker 6: thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City.
Speaker 6: My name is doctor Liederman. Here for you, if you want,
Speaker 6: I will talk about a woman with a very rare
Speaker 6: tumor called emilioblastoma. It's a tumor of the teeth. So
Speaker 6: she had a tumor of the teeth growing through and
Speaker 6: distorting her whole face. It's a beautiful, soft spoken, nice, kind,
Speaker 6: thoughtful woman, mother of two beautiful daughters, and her life
Speaker 6: was being destroyed by this tumor growing through her jaw
Speaker 6: and distorting her jaw, all from a tooth, from the
Speaker 6: enamel of a tooth. And she went to the biggest
Speaker 6: hospitals in New York. They wanted to remove part of
Speaker 6: her face, cut off her mandible and all her teeth,
Speaker 6: and take a bone from her leg and put it
Speaker 6: in her face. And she just didn't want that, and
Speaker 6: no one offered her any other option, no other option.
Speaker 6: She came here and she learned about our experience treating
Speaker 6: emilio blastomas with forty thousand patients. We have a huge
Speaker 6: experience over decades, I believe more than any other physician,
Speaker 6: and we offered her treatment. We talked about all the options.
Speaker 6: We treated her, and now this is a woman who
Speaker 6: used to wear a mask over her face all the time,
Speaker 6: Now she's mask free, beautiful face. She's putting lipstick on
Speaker 6: her lips. She's got her boyfriend. Now, she got a life. Now,
Speaker 6: she has a love life. Now she is so happy.
Speaker 6: We did a measurement of her tumor just with first
Speaker 6: follow up. It's shrunken by sixty six percent by mathematic measurements.
Speaker 6: This is the work we do for common cancers like
Speaker 6: breast and lung and pancreas and bladder, prostate, and also
Speaker 6: for rare tumors, primary tumors, metastatic tumors, even if there's
Speaker 6: been prior treatment, prior radiation or chemor surgery.
Speaker 5: Thanks for tuning in to the Radio Surgery Hour with
Speaker 5: doctor Gil Riderman and myself. If you have questions before
Speaker 5: next week's show or want a free informative booklet and DVD,
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Speaker 2: For cancer treatment, most prefer effective, non invasive, well tolerated,
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