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Speaker 3: medical student learns going to medical school. For the first day,
Speaker 3: or maybe if you're a regular listener, maybe you've graduated
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Speaker 3: doctor Liederman Radio starting York. What do I do? I'm
Speaker 3: a cancer doctor and I see people with cancer, of course,
Speaker 3: but I also see people who come to me want
Speaker 3: to know if they have can So many people come
Speaker 3: and want to have a checkup. For example, in the
Speaker 3: black community, one in six black men have prostate cancer
Speaker 3: in their lifetime, and it looks at huge numbers are
Speaker 3: in the same similar numbers of women with breast cancer.
Speaker 3: So you're talking about huge numbers of people who have cancer.
Speaker 3: And we know if we detect cancer early, the prognosis
Speaker 3: is better. Why is that. Whether there's something called a
Speaker 3: staging system. The staging system tells one tells you and
Speaker 3: me and doctors, and we can communicate with that staging system.
Speaker 3: It's a uniform system to say how much cancer do
Speaker 3: you have in your body? Is at stage one or two,
Speaker 3: or three or four? And then there's subtypes of those one, two, three, four,
Speaker 3: and so doctors can communicate. You can call me up
Speaker 3: and say, hey, doctor, I have stage three pancreas cancer.
Speaker 3: I have stage four prostate cancer, and we know a lot.
Speaker 3: Of course, I don't accept that only I want to
Speaker 3: for patients who want my opinion. I expect to see
Speaker 3: the patient with medical records in their hand. And doctors
Speaker 3: and patients have known for hundreds of years it's always
Speaker 3: best to meet in person. So today is a special day.
Speaker 3: We have been dealing with a patient who's kind of
Speaker 3: a VIP. All of our patients in factor VIP. That's
Speaker 3: how we treat our patients. This man came to us
Speaker 3: at age ninety five, and he knew me through the grapevine.
Speaker 3: He knew me through the family connections. But he's not
Speaker 3: a family member. He's a businessman, an entrepreneur. He owned
Speaker 3: a farm, he owned an egg business. He is now
Speaker 3: today's ninety sixth birthday. So it's a special VIP day
Speaker 3: for him and for all of us who want to
Speaker 3: share in what has happened to him. So let me
Speaker 3: give you a brief synopsis. He's ninety six years old.
Speaker 3: He came to us months ago. Months ago, he came
Speaker 3: to us with a mass in the kidney. Now he's
Speaker 3: been seeing a urologist. A urologist is a doctor who
Speaker 3: operates on the urinary system, like removes the prostate and
Speaker 3: bladder and kidneys. So he's a doctor who deals with
Speaker 3: and specializes in surgery of the urinary system. And that's
Speaker 3: anywhere from the kidneys which make urine down the uriners
Speaker 3: which pass the urine to the bladder, the bladder urethra,
Speaker 3: and of course, and then it gets a little different
Speaker 3: in men and women. Men have certain organs like a prostate.
Speaker 3: Women don't. But there's a lot of similarities. Whatever, there
Speaker 3: isn't a man, there isn't a woman analogously, so this
Speaker 3: man came to me, and he's been followed by a
Speaker 3: urologist who's a surgeon who operates on the urinary system,
Speaker 3: and a nephrologist. A nephrologist, they're similar. Nef means kidneys
Speaker 3: and Latin an ologists is one who studies, so urologist
Speaker 3: is the urinary system one who studies but cutting, and
Speaker 3: nephrologist is one who gives medicines generally. So this man's
Speaker 3: been seeing nephrologists and urologists in a neighboring state years
Speaker 3: ten to twenty years. He reports to me, and he's
Speaker 3: got a loving family. He's got a son who owns
Speaker 3: a restaurant, and they're keen people and they know what's
Speaker 3: going on. Accept accept So about six months ago they
Speaker 3: called me up and said, hey, this our dad has
Speaker 3: something really bad going on in the kidney, and no
Speaker 3: one's taking care of it. And it's been look like
Speaker 3: it's been there for ten years and getting bigger and
Speaker 3: bigger and bigger and worse and worse and worse. And
Speaker 3: so he came to us with this mass and the
Speaker 3: kidney which was never biopsy. Even though he was seeing
Speaker 3: two specialists of the urinary system, the prologist gurologists, he
Speaker 3: had never been told that he had a mass in
Speaker 3: the kidney. He never had a biopsy, he never had
Speaker 3: treatment options. And he came to us, and I took
Speaker 3: kind of the bow by the horn and we examined him.
Speaker 3: And this is a situation where if you've just been
Speaker 3: told on a phone call his dad's got something wrong
Speaker 3: with the kidney, you wouldn't know anything, You wouldn't know
Speaker 3: what to say. But I insisted that he come, and
Speaker 3: he came with all his records. We examined him, and indeed,
Speaker 3: there was a mass in the kidney that's been growing, growing, growing,
Speaker 3: getting bigger and bigger and bigger, and no one's ever
Speaker 3: done anything about it, no one's even told him. So
Speaker 3: I examined him. We checked him from top to bottom.
Speaker 3: We found his PSA was one hundred. PSA has sprestotic
Speaker 3: specific antigen. It's a blood test to give us an
Speaker 3: idea if a person has a risk of having prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: Normal PSA is four. His was one hundred, which means
Speaker 3: almost certainly he has prostate cancer. And then, of course
Speaker 3: he had this mass in the kidney, and he came
Speaker 3: to us and Pellmel. We worked him up. We worked
Speaker 3: them up within the early hours, and we found that
Speaker 3: he had a growing mass in the kidney. He had
Speaker 3: a large mass in the prostate. In fact, the prostate
Speaker 3: mass a separate cancer, a separate disease. We had two
Speaker 3: separate cancers when this kidney cancer, which we buy ups
Speaker 3: with a little needle, non invasively easy just or minimally invasive,
Speaker 3: with a little needle, painlessly in minutes and found yes,
Speaker 3: he had the kidney cancer which had been growing, growing,
Speaker 3: growing for years, and no one told him about it.
Speaker 3: And many people die of kidney cancer, of course, especially untreated.
Speaker 3: And then we biopsied the prostate the prostagt also was
Speaker 3: a very aggressive cancer, a high gleas and score with
Speaker 3: a PSA of a hundred. And we staged him up
Speaker 3: like I talked about a few minutes ago, what is
Speaker 3: his stage or extent of the cancer. And he had
Speaker 3: staged four cancer. So his doctors too specialists, and he
Speaker 3: thought die. He was in great shape. We was seeing
Speaker 3: a nephrologist, a eurologist. Everything must be a okay. In fact,
Speaker 3: everything was a disaster. He had a kidney cancer now
Speaker 3: biopsy proven for the first time, even thought a mass
Speaker 3: there for years, a prostate cancer psa one hundred, even
Speaker 3: though he's been seeing a urologist, nephrologist, and the cancer traveled.
Speaker 3: And one more thing, one more thing, that is when
Speaker 3: we did blood tests on him, not only found his
Speaker 3: was one hundred, but he was in kidney failure. The
Speaker 3: doctors were giving him medicine, water pills or diuretics to
Speaker 3: dry him out, and they dried him out so much
Speaker 3: that they caused a kidney failure. And he was in
Speaker 3: severe kidney failure when he came and saw me. Wow,
Speaker 3: so wow, what more could be? What more could be
Speaker 3: going on? This man? Well, I'll tell you what could
Speaker 3: be going on this man. I arranged a car to
Speaker 3: pick him up and take him to radiology to get
Speaker 3: the biopsy of the kidney, to get the scans, and
Speaker 3: I asked him, do you want to walk up the
Speaker 3: stairs or take the elevator? And he said, Doc, I
Speaker 3: played tennis an hour every day. I'm going to walk
Speaker 3: up the stairs with you. And he walked up the
Speaker 3: stairs and we went on the street corner to wait
Speaker 3: for the car to pick him up, and he collapsed.
Speaker 3: He had a cardiac arrest. Next to him, he had
Speaker 3: a cardiac arrest, and on the corner of thirty eighth
Speaker 3: in Broadway, And you might have been walking by and
Speaker 3: seeing me on my knees resuscitating this man ninety five
Speaker 3: years old with kidney cancer, prostate cancer, and now we
Speaker 3: found out that he had severe heart disease, severe aortic
Speaker 3: stenosis requiring a valve replacement. All in the same man.
Speaker 3: And he'd been seen by all these doctors for years
Speaker 3: and everyone told him he was ay, okay, So where
Speaker 3: is he now? On his birthday a few months later, Well,
Speaker 3: he's had a cardiac valve replace so he can start
Speaker 3: breathing and exercising again. We buy upseed and treated the
Speaker 3: kidney cancer with radio surgery, non invasive treatment with thousands
Speaker 3: of beams, and we have very high success rate treating
Speaker 3: kidney cancers without removing the kidney. And I can tell you,
Speaker 3: I see so many people are so upset because they
Speaker 3: come to me and they've had their kidney removed, and
Speaker 3: they're telling me about it, and they say, oh, their
Speaker 3: doctors said you had to remove the kidney or part
Speaker 3: of the kidney. Often doctors say I'm going to remove
Speaker 3: part of the kidney, and most commonly they remove the
Speaker 3: whole kidney. And this man, these patients who tell me
Speaker 3: that almost never actually never tell me whether doctors said, hey,
Speaker 3: I can remove your kidney for kidney cancer, or you
Speaker 3: can see doctor Liederman who's been performing radio surgery for
Speaker 3: kidney and other cancers, first in America, first in the
Speaker 3: Western Hemisphere, and he's performed forty thousand treatments with high
Speaker 3: success without damaging the kidney, without destroying the kidney, without
Speaker 3: removing the kidney. And I can tell you patients with
Speaker 3: kidney cancers, in my experience has only been forty years,
Speaker 3: are never been told hey, I can remove your kidney,
Speaker 3: or you can go see doctor Liederman and have non
Speaker 3: invasive treatment. I can tell you it's so common when
Speaker 3: patients see me, they are so upset if they've already
Speaker 3: had part of their kidney removed. I can tell you
Speaker 3: something else. When we deal with masses in the kidney,
Speaker 3: we like to get biopsies because about ten percent of
Speaker 3: the time the mass that looks like cancer isn't even cancer,
Speaker 3: even though the eurologist wants to cut out the kidney.
Speaker 3: So about ten percent of the time we save the
Speaker 3: patient the headache of having kidney cancer just by putting
Speaker 3: a little needle in the kidney like I've described in
Speaker 3: this man. And then for the prostate, well, we've treated
Speaker 3: his prostate cancer now also, and he's now in remission
Speaker 3: from both the prostate and the kidney cancer, just by
Speaker 3: coming on a fluke. His family, who knew I existed,
Speaker 3: asked if I would see him. And today he celebrates
Speaker 3: his ninety sixth birthday, and he told me he fills
Speaker 3: like a million bucks and he's carrying on. He's having
Speaker 3: a big party with his family and loved ones, and
Speaker 3: we here at Radio Serge New York called him on
Speaker 3: his birthday to wish him well, to wish him he
Speaker 3: should live to be one hundred and twenty. And he
Speaker 3: is so happy that he came here and was diagnosed
Speaker 3: with actually three diseases, kidney cancer, prostate cancer, not to
Speaker 3: mention the kidney failure, which we remedied as well, and
Speaker 3: his kidneys are now back to normal, and diagnosed him
Speaker 3: with a heart disease with a valve replacement almost minimally invasive,
Speaker 3: and now his heart is working, his kidney is working,
Speaker 3: and his kidney and his prostate are treated under control,
Speaker 3: without surgery, without chemo, without cutting, without bleeding. And this
Speaker 3: is the work that we do every day at thirteen
Speaker 3: eighty four Broadway. And on the phone today he said, Doc,
Speaker 3: he said, Doc, he's telling me and my son, we
Speaker 3: both were involved in his care. Ariel Liederman, who's fantastic
Speaker 3: doctor board certified here at thirteen eighty four Broadway. He said,
Speaker 3: the two of you are such gems, your diamonds. And
Speaker 3: this is how he likes it. He said, I've had
Speaker 3: decades of experience elsewhere, and I've never had such care
Speaker 3: loving care as here at Radiosurgery, New York. So he
Speaker 3: wished him well, he should live to one hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty in good health and then celebrate many, many, many
Speaker 3: more birthdays. Like every patient we deal with, every patient,
Speaker 3: we work hard to try to provide options, and sometimes
Speaker 3: it seems like so many doctors just are trying to
Speaker 3: push the treatment that they do rather than inform the
Speaker 3: patient of all the options. And probably those other doctors
Speaker 3: who saw this man at ninety five, then ninety five,
Speaker 3: then ninety six today probably said, oh, he's too old
Speaker 3: for this, he's too old for that, he's too old,
Speaker 3: Or move his kidney, he's too old. Let's let him
Speaker 3: die in peace. No, he wants to live, and we
Speaker 3: want our patients to live too. Working with the patient,
Speaker 3: and so it's so different. His experience over a lifetime
Speaker 3: was changed just by a visit at thirteen eighty four
Speaker 3: Broadway Radio Surgery, New York, the home of radio surgery
Speaker 3: in the Western Hemisphere, first in the Western Hemisphere, of course,
Speaker 3: first in America, first in New York, with forty thousand
Speaker 3: patients treated over decades. My name is doctor Liederman. Call
Speaker 3: us if you have questions, two and two choices, we'll
Speaker 3: be right back.
Speaker 6: Many people with cancer come to doctor Liederman when surgery
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Speaker 3: It's doctor Liederman with guy talking about skin cancer treatment options.
Speaker 7: You treated me. I had basil cell onto my cheek.
Speaker 7: A buddy of mine went through the same thing that
Speaker 7: looked like they went out of him with a melon baller.
Speaker 7: This was on my face. I don't want any caring.
Speaker 7: I think I'm kind of handsome. I wanted to keep
Speaker 7: it that way.
Speaker 3: So you are hats and we're going to Olympics. Usual
Speaker 3: in America, there's three million skin cancers a year. Ninety
Speaker 3: nine percent of people were let down the Primrose path
Speaker 3: to have radical mos surgery for their skin cancer. Why
Speaker 3: are you different.
Speaker 7: From hearing what you report? You know, hey, you don't
Speaker 7: need to get radical deforming. Come and see what we
Speaker 7: could do. I have a lot of trust in what
Speaker 7: I've seen and what I heard, and the treatments were
Speaker 7: very simple.
Speaker 3: If Miss America comes up to here right now, what would
Speaker 3: you think about the results of your skin.
Speaker 7: She would be able to keep your hands off. There
Speaker 7: is zero indication it was ever there. You know, I
Speaker 7: don't know that I got the chance to say, hey, thanks,
Speaker 7: doctor Leadman. I tell anybody who's going down the same path,
Speaker 7: doctor Leiderman did the absolute perfect thing. That's where you
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Speaker 3: Any regrets, not at all. Call doctor Leederman at two
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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 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 treat prostate cancer not in Basically,
Speaker 5: he's 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 radiosurgery. You can also call doctor Liderman
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Speaker 5: and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 3: We are back, and we have a kind of a
Speaker 3: bookend case. I want to talk about this man. He's
Speaker 3: sixty two years old, he's married. He came with the
Speaker 3: history of kidney cancer, was diagnosed several years before. He
Speaker 3: had weight loss and he was told he had an
Speaker 3: aggressive cancer. He had weakness, dizziness, and he went to
Speaker 3: a super duper pooper doctor and a super duper hospital
Speaker 3: with kidney cancer. And guess what they did. Take one.
Speaker 3: Guess what they did at super duper General with super
Speaker 3: duper surgeon. Guess what they did, Yes, that is correct.
Speaker 3: They cut out his kidney. They cut out his kidney,
Speaker 3: even though he had already had cancer that traveled to
Speaker 3: his left and right long and his liver. They cut
Speaker 3: out his kidney. Wow, what good does it do to
Speaker 3: cut out your kidney when you have metastatic cancer. When
Speaker 3: the surgeon tells you, oh, you have to remove the kidney,
Speaker 3: even though he never told the patient about other options. Well,
Speaker 3: the patient then had his kidney cut out at super
Speaker 3: pooper duper General by super duper doctor. And then they
Speaker 3: started him on years of chemotherapy, chemo chemo, chemo and immunotherapy.
Speaker 3: And we know that chemo nemotherapy isn't so hot for
Speaker 3: kidney cancer. Actually it's not so hot for most cancers,
Speaker 3: especially stage four. Well, they gave him the he didn't
Speaker 3: give him actually paid through the nose the highest rates anywhere.
Speaker 3: Kidney was removed, had years of chemo, years of aemunotherapy.
Speaker 3: Nothing worked, and he came to me. He came to
Speaker 3: me actually three years ago with kidney cancer, traveled to
Speaker 3: the liver and lungs, it, had chemo amunotherapy, had his
Speaker 3: kidney removed, and he he just fed up with it.
Speaker 3: He was totally fed up with it. And three years
Speaker 3: ago he came to me and we had a large
Speaker 3: mass of kidney cancer in the liver, and he asked
Speaker 3: if there's any options for him, and I said, yes,
Speaker 3: there's options. Of course, there's options. We could offer all
Speaker 3: the options you want, and we do for every patient,
Speaker 3: which is so different than it seems like most doctors,
Speaker 3: not all doctors, but most doctors who often have an agenda.
Speaker 3: We don't have an agenda except to educate our patients.
Speaker 3: And you'll see signs on our wall and our booklets
Speaker 3: talk about all the options local, regional, systemic, chemo surgery, immunotherapy, hospice,
Speaker 3: no treatment, various forms of radiation. And he chose radio
Speaker 3: surgery for his cancer that traveled to the liver three
Speaker 3: years ago. So he had the kidney removed, had years
Speaker 3: of systemic therapy didn't work. Was paying two hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars a year for chemo ammunotherapy, didn't work. Came to
Speaker 3: us for non invasive treatment for his kidney cancer. We
Speaker 3: treated him three years ago, and then he got lost.
Speaker 3: I asked to see him back. I ask every patient
Speaker 3: I see you know, it's always best to meet in
Speaker 3: person to review what happened to you, and remember you
Speaker 3: have other cancers too. Well, he got lost and now
Speaker 3: he reappears and he's so angry. He is so so angry.
Speaker 3: Why is he angry? Well, he went back to the
Speaker 3: doctors at super Pooper General and he told him how
Speaker 3: he had radiosurgery for his cancer spread to the from
Speaker 3: the kidney to the liver. And they got so angry.
Speaker 3: How can you have radiosurgery for cancer and the liver.
Speaker 3: Don't you know you need to have chemotherapy for stage
Speaker 3: four cancer nothing else works. And he told me he
Speaker 3: had two more years of chemotherapy mino therapy. He'd already
Speaker 3: had two years before he came to me for the
Speaker 3: cancer the liver. Then after we treated him, he went
Speaker 3: back and he had two more years of chemo ontomal
Speaker 3: therapy and nothing worked. Remember the average chemo on emal
Speaker 3: therapy is about one hundred to two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 3: a year. And people say, oh, don't worry, I don't pay.
Speaker 3: My insurance pays. Well, in fact, everyone pays. Why do
Speaker 3: you think our premiums have doubled in the last ten years,
Speaker 3: And they've doubled since the beginning of Obamacare, they've doubled.
Speaker 3: And yes, we all pay. Maybe you don't see yourself
Speaker 3: paying two hundred thousand dollars, but we're all paying. You
Speaker 3: were paying, your friends are paying, your relatives are paying,
Speaker 3: your neighbors are paying. And by making healthcare so expensive,
Speaker 3: it harms all of us. So now he's here. He's
Speaker 3: had four years of chemo in ammune therapy, he had
Speaker 3: kidney removed at super Duper generally, had four years of
Speaker 3: chemomal therapy at super Duper. Only once did he come
Speaker 3: for us for treatment of his liver, three years ago.
Speaker 3: And now it comes back to me in a huff
Speaker 3: and a puff that the cancer's growing all over the
Speaker 3: body except for one place. So guess the only place
Speaker 3: where his cancer is not growing. Take a guess. That's
Speaker 3: right in the liver. The only place that the cancer
Speaker 3: has gone away is in the liver. They've had four
Speaker 3: years of chemotherapy and miuo therapy for kidney cancer stage four.
Speaker 3: It's traveled everywhere. It's getting worse everywhere everywhere except where
Speaker 3: we treated him. And he went back to super Duper General.
Speaker 3: He said, doctor, why do you give me four years
Speaker 3: of chemo immunotherapy? It cost a half a million dollars
Speaker 3: and the only treatment that worked. Is doctor Liederman's treatment.
Speaker 3: Why didn't you respect doctor Liederman's treatment? And why do
Speaker 3: you tell me, oh, doctor Liderman's treatment doesn't work. Why
Speaker 3: do you tell me I have to have chemo? My fact,
Speaker 3: I've had four years of chemo immunotherapy at high costs
Speaker 3: and high toxicity. And most people have chemo. I have
Speaker 3: damage to the bone marrow, A lot of people have
Speaker 3: damage to the nerves. It's called neuropathy in the hands
Speaker 3: and the feet. Some people lose their hair and lose
Speaker 3: their body and other side effects as well. Because chemo
Speaker 3: anymore therapy go throughout the body. It's not limited, unlike radiosurgery,
Speaker 3: which is pinpoint treatment. And this man is so upset,
Speaker 3: so upset that he's now got multiple nodules in the chest,
Speaker 3: all cancer, all growing. That chemotherapy not only did it
Speaker 3: not stop, but it allowed to progress and it's been
Speaker 3: progressing for years. Just the opposite of what he's told.
Speaker 3: He was told, oh, you have to have chemo because
Speaker 3: it goes all over. Well, part of it is true.
Speaker 3: Chemo does go all over. The problem is it doesn't
Speaker 3: work very well. And even if it works well for
Speaker 3: most cancers, not all cancers. But for most cancers, even
Speaker 3: if it works for a few weeks or months, there's
Speaker 3: side effects for most and then the cancer grows back.
Speaker 3: Nearly one hundred percent of the time the cancer for
Speaker 3: stage four cancer like this man has, the cancer grows back.
Speaker 3: And he's so upset that he didn't go with his
Speaker 3: gut feeling years ago and continue on the radio surgery
Speaker 3: the only treatment that worked, and now we're treating him
Speaker 3: for the multiple cancers in the chest and the media steynum.
Speaker 3: The islum, he said, are lymphodes in the chest area
Speaker 3: and the center of the chest. The center the chest
Speaker 3: is called the media stegn them and there's lymphodes in
Speaker 3: the center of the chest and the highland which are
Speaker 3: kind of the doors to the right and left lungs.
Speaker 3: And this is the work that we do every day.
Speaker 3: We make a stereotype to frame, we send in beams
Speaker 3: from thousands of angles. And he's had the treatment for
Speaker 3: multiple cancers. Unlike with chemo, which is endless and nearly useless,
Speaker 3: with us, there's a short course of treatment, non invasive
Speaker 3: invisible beams. You walk in and get a treatment and
Speaker 3: turn around, walk out, go to have lunch, go to work,
Speaker 3: go with your family, do the things you want to
Speaker 3: do without the effects throughout the entire body. So now
Speaker 3: he is so happy he's come back here. He's so
Speaker 3: happy he found doctor Liederman again. Even though he found
Speaker 3: us three years ago, he just didn't have the wherewithal
Speaker 3: to stick with us until until he realized that four
Speaker 3: years of chemo was useless, expend intoxic. And this is
Speaker 3: the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty
Speaker 3: four Broadway. This is the work. This is the reason
Speaker 3: why people from around the world come to RADIOSIRTA New
Speaker 3: York thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street
Speaker 3: in the heart of New York City, which is so
Speaker 3: easy to get to in these days. It's so easy
Speaker 3: to travel to us because there's fifteen subway lines that
Speaker 3: come to us one, two, three, four, five, six, ACE,
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Speaker 3: the bus that go from inner city interstate buses to
Speaker 3: Port Authority. Port Authority is the biggest bus station in
Speaker 3: the world with thousands of people coming. And then you
Speaker 3: have Grand Central and Penn Station, two of the biggest
Speaker 3: train stations in New York, one biggest by number of people,
Speaker 3: one biggest by number of trains. So you've got huge
Speaker 3: transportation a bill at a small cost that gets you
Speaker 3: right to our neighborhood. And that's why we built our
Speaker 3: office in the heart of New York City at thirteen
Speaker 3: eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street, in the
Speaker 3: heart of New York City. So we're here for you.
Speaker 3: If you want information about our special work, you can
Speaker 3: check our website, which is RSNY dot org RSNY dot org.
Speaker 3: You can call me. You can call our office at
Speaker 3: two and two choices. You can call day or night
Speaker 3: to get information or make an appointment if we have
Speaker 3: a question. It's always best to meet in person. We
Speaker 3: don't believe in zoom and gloom and doom. It's easy
Speaker 3: for the doctor, but it's lousy for the patient. Patients
Speaker 3: and doctors have known for hundreds of years it's best
Speaker 3: to meet in person where we can talk. I can
Speaker 3: examine the patient, I can review the records, I can
Speaker 3: discuss back and forth eye to eye, which is so
Speaker 3: different than zoom and gloom. This is the work we
Speaker 3: do at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway thirty eighth Street
Speaker 3: in the heart of New York City. And there's one
Speaker 3: more thing I want to tell you, and that is
Speaker 3: that we're live on the radio and you can call
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Speaker 8: It's Johnny Bragg's talking prostate cancer. Twenty years ago. I
Speaker 8: came to doctor Liederman with prostate cancer. It was serious.
Speaker 8: My stepfather died days after prostate surgery. My uncle never
Speaker 8: recovered from prostate surgery. I came to doctor Leederman with
Speaker 8: prostate cancer and high PSA. Doctor Liederman explained all options,
Speaker 8: shared his and comparison results. I trusted doctor Liederman twenty
Speaker 8: years ago. Today I trust doctor Leederman even more. My
Speaker 8: prostate cancer is gone, my PSA is zero, my quality
Speaker 8: of life is great. You can trust doctor Leederman too.
Speaker 8: Like me for over twenty years, called doctor Liederman for
Speaker 8: prostate cancer. Two one two choice. That's two on two choices.
Speaker 8: Thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eighth Street in Manhattan.
Speaker 8: Most insurance, Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Call doctor Leederman two and
Speaker 8: two choices.
Speaker 3: It's doctor Leederman with Calvin West singing and writing about
Speaker 3: his cancer treatment.
Speaker 2: I had cancer and my home was UPSODCA.
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Speaker 4: We got choices.
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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 R
Speaker 5: Studios in the hearts of New York City. We're just
Speaker 5: a few steps from the Radio Surgery 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 3: We are back. I just want to introduce myself because
Speaker 3: so many people talk on the radio and in life
Speaker 3: and you don't really know who they are. And offen
Speaker 3: your shamed or bashful to say, hey, who are you?
Speaker 3: Who are you to talk about cancer? What's your experience?
Speaker 3: And when someone says, well Aunt Tilly had this or
Speaker 3: Uncle Bob had that, it's not really a scientific thing.
Speaker 3: And maybe yet it's the expression of their hopes and
Speaker 3: thoughts and experiences. But I've continue. I've treated forty thousand patients,
Speaker 3: probably more than most anyone else. I've been a doctor
Speaker 3: for nearly fifty years. I have a lot of experience.
Speaker 3: I go to work every day and I see patients,
Speaker 3: and I want to tell you a bit about myself
Speaker 3: so you can at least know who's on the other
Speaker 3: side of the radio. I was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa,
Speaker 3: where I was just a few days ago my hometown.
Speaker 3: I went to public school, I went to university. I
Speaker 3: went to medical school. I'm MD at twenty five, like
Speaker 3: my brother Ted MD, real medical doctor at twenty five,
Speaker 3: and like doctor Ariel Leaderman, my son, who's fantastic doctor
Speaker 3: MD at twenty five. To three real medical doctors MD
Speaker 3: at twenty five, which probably never heard of such a
Speaker 3: thing before. Well, yes, there's three doctor leaders, all mds
Speaker 3: at twenty five Ariel Leaderman works here at thirteen y
Speaker 3: four Broadway. Is a very smart, very compulsive, very caring doctor,
Speaker 3: loved by patients and families and staff and all around
Speaker 3: him because he's so meticulous and caring and thoughtful and
Speaker 3: complete and has trained at major universities and hospitals across
Speaker 3: the nation and is here. And you're lucky to have
Speaker 3: doctor Ariel Leaderman care for you if you wish, and
Speaker 3: of course he accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. You can
Speaker 3: call and make an appointment if you want or not.
Speaker 3: Whatever you want, that's up to you. Our number is
Speaker 3: two and two choices if you want an appointment or
Speaker 3: if you want information. I, at age twenty five, went
Speaker 3: on after MD to University of Chicago Michael Reese trained
Speaker 3: at internal Medicine for years. Took care of thousands of
Speaker 3: patients with medical and other illnesses. Board certified in internal medicine.
Speaker 3: Then went on to Harvard Medical School, trained at the
Speaker 3: prestigious Dana Farberg Ancer Institute for years. I took care
Speaker 3: of thousands of patients in Boston, board certified, then't stayed
Speaker 3: on the staff at Harvard Medical School and then went
Speaker 3: on at Harvard Medical School at the Joint Center for
Speaker 3: Radiation Therapy, which is a radiation program of five major
Speaker 3: Harvard hospitals, taken care of and training in radiation oncology,
Speaker 3: treating thousands of patients. The only Harvard trained Triple Board
Speaker 3: certified radiation doctor in New York and one of the
Speaker 3: few in the world. Here for you if you want.
Speaker 3: And this is what we do. And we're the first
Speaker 3: of course with brain radio surgery, which is pinpoint treatment
Speaker 3: for cancers of the brain and brain tumors. We treat
Speaker 3: cancers of the brain, like cancers to travel to the brain,
Speaker 3: like kidney cancer and breast cancer and kidney cancer and
Speaker 3: lung cancers, and like we also take care of primary
Speaker 3: cancers of the brain like leo blastomas, national cytomas. We
Speaker 3: also take care of benign tumors of the brain. So
Speaker 3: there are benign tumors like pituitary tumors and acoustic neuromasm
Speaker 3: and ingeomas with high success rate with no cutting and
Speaker 3: no bleeding. So there's lots of reasons people come to
Speaker 3: us for brain cancers and brain tumors, and of course
Speaker 3: there's many many more cancers of the body. And we're
Speaker 3: the first in America with non invasive treatment radio surgery,
Speaker 3: which is what we've been talking about for the last
Speaker 3: half hour. Radio surgery is pinpoint treatment. There's no surgery involved.
Speaker 3: It's a misnomer to use the radiation beam as if
Speaker 3: it was surgery. That's what we do. We're the first
Speaker 3: in America and treated forty thousand patients, so huge numbers.
Speaker 3: Patients have come here over years with high success. And
Speaker 3: we've been talking about some of those patients, and you
Speaker 3: hear some of them on the radio, like Johnny Braggs
Speaker 3: who was treated twenty years ago, and you'll hear about
Speaker 3: other patients too. So this is the work we do.
Speaker 3: If you have questions, you're welcome to call us at
Speaker 3: two one to choices, to one to choices, and we
Speaker 3: named our telephone line two and two choices because people
Speaker 3: do have choices. Just because you have breast cancer doesn't
Speaker 3: mean you have to have surgery remove the breast. Just
Speaker 3: because you have kidney cancer or a lung cancer, a
Speaker 3: bankage cancer doesn't mean you have to have surgeon to
Speaker 3: cut it out. And often you see the cutting out
Speaker 3: is devastating. For example, with prostate cancer, which affects two
Speaker 3: hundred thousand men a year. Cutting out the prostate will
Speaker 3: cause impotence in about ninety seven percent, leakage of the
Speaker 3: urine in about eighty percent, because the surgery removing or
Speaker 3: cutting out the prostate leads to damage to the nerves.
Speaker 3: And also when they cut out the urethral, the urethra
Speaker 3: is a passageway. So just like when a plumber cuts
Speaker 3: out part of a pipe, they have to bring the
Speaker 3: ends together, which then shortens the pipe. When the neurologist
Speaker 3: cuts out the prostate, their surgery takes away sexual function
Speaker 3: in the most men. Ninety seven percent damage is urine control.
Speaker 3: There's leakage of urine, insurance, and penis so these are
Speaker 3: things that most men don't like. And furthermore, if you
Speaker 3: look at comparison data with the best surgeon in America
Speaker 3: versus our results, you'll see superior results. Not the surgeon
Speaker 3: down the street, but the best surgeon in America. You'll
Speaker 3: find better results here with non invasive treatment. And this
Speaker 3: is the work that we do every day. At thirteen
Speaker 3: eighty for Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street, in the
Speaker 3: heart of New York City, we have Tony on theline.
Speaker 10: Hello Tony, Yes, Hello, doctor Lieedman.
Speaker 3: Can you hear me? I hear you. What's your question today?
Speaker 10: My question is, is this after the ionizing radiation kills
Speaker 10: the cancer cells.
Speaker 3: In god willing, God willing, it kills the cancer cells?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: Not really? Well, I hope. So nothing's one hundred percent, right,
Speaker 3: there's nothing one hundred percent in medicine. Our success right
Speaker 3: when we treat a cancer's lung cancer, pancras it's about
Speaker 3: ninety percent. So hopefully, hopefully the patient we treat is
Speaker 3: in the nine twenty percent range. Not everyone treated in
Speaker 3: medicine is one hundred percent. Right.
Speaker 10: No, I know it's not one hundred percent, but I'm
Speaker 10: saying whatever, whatever cancer cells are killed, right, Okay, My
Speaker 10: question is are are those are those dead cells? Okay,
Speaker 10: we know it's not one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Your question is it dead? Is a dead cancer cell? Debt?
Speaker 3: Is that your question?
Speaker 10: No, my cancer cell is whether or not those cancer
Speaker 10: cells are eliminated over time from the body.
Speaker 3: Yeah of course.
Speaker 10: Okay, So on an ensuing MRI, those cells couldn't be misinterpreted.
Speaker 3: Okay, no, excuse me, excuse me. An MRI is just
Speaker 3: a picture, right, It's a picture. So let's say we
Speaker 3: treat the prostate or breast cancer or lung cancer. We
Speaker 3: treat it. And that's to say we've done this. Actually,
Speaker 3: so I've treated nine thousand men with prostate cancer, and
Speaker 3: a substantial number of those in the early years, we
Speaker 3: actually repeated the biopsy. So these are all men that
Speaker 3: had prostate biopsies we then treated them. Okay, So guess
Speaker 3: what percent of men had no cancer seen in the
Speaker 3: biopsy after our treatment. Ninety eight percent. Okay, so ninety
Speaker 3: eight percent of the time there's no cancer, for example,
Speaker 3: and men that we treat for prostate cancer. Every cancer
Speaker 3: is different. I'm talking about prostate cancer. Overall, it's ninety percent.
Speaker 3: So what's your other question?
Speaker 10: Okay? My other question is this. If a person gets
Speaker 10: a pet scan, let's say for his his her colon, okay,
Speaker 10: and it shows up exactly you know where the where
Speaker 10: the cancer is okay, in the colon, does that preclude
Speaker 10: getting a colonoscopy.
Speaker 3: No, that's totally different tests, totally different tests. Colonoscopy is
Speaker 3: a direct visualization and there's so many mistakes about colonoscopy.
Speaker 3: So many people ask them to I ask everyone, actually,
Speaker 3: have you had colonoscopy? Every patient it comes to me
Speaker 3: I ask about that, and so many people think. For example,
Speaker 3: colia guard, which is a test looking for blood, is
Speaker 3: the same as colonoscopy, So looking for blood is totally different.
Speaker 3: You can have a colon cancer, it's not bleeding and
Speaker 3: so your your coli guard test is normal. But you
Speaker 3: do colonoscopy you see a mass there, So they're not
Speaker 3: the same. Every test has its own characteristics. A PET
Speaker 3: scans characteristics, and a PET scan to see cancer. Number one,
Speaker 3: you have to have a mass of cancer at least
Speaker 3: a centimeter in general, so you can have a massive
Speaker 3: cancer's a half a centimeter. The PET scan won't pick
Speaker 3: it up. So pet scan looks for pickup of radioactive sugar,
Speaker 3: coli guard looks for blood, and colonoscopy actually looks directly
Speaker 3: on for the cancer. They're totally different tests.
Speaker 10: Okay, those are my questions for today.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Thank you God, BLESSA and I
Speaker 3: hope you live to be one hundred and twenty. Thank
Speaker 3: you very much, Doc, I thank you for recall. I
Speaker 3: want to talk about a woman who's eighty six years old.
Speaker 3: This is a teacher. She's very spry, she's single, she
Speaker 3: has a child. Her daughter has breast cancer, and she
Speaker 3: comes to me like two months ago with a breast
Speaker 3: cancer suspicion in her right breast. She has a mass
Speaker 3: by the nippo. She had had mammograms elsewhere but no biopsy.
Speaker 3: So this is kind of like the question that Tony
Speaker 3: asked me. Here she has a mass that she feels
Speaker 3: she never had a biopsy. She had a mammogram showing
Speaker 3: a speculated lesion, but no biopsy, so it's suspicious, suspicious,
Speaker 3: But then she came here with suspicion and a mass.
Speaker 3: She's an X smoker. She's lost about fifteen pounds. She
Speaker 3: was about one fifty she's now down to one thirty five.
Speaker 3: She's five foot five, and she had an ultrasound of
Speaker 3: the breast so at one point four sent meter. Her
Speaker 3: mass in the right RETRORI older, so right behind the
Speaker 3: nippo on the right side. She also had brain scans
Speaker 3: and kidney scans for other reasons. Her breast cancer history
Speaker 3: is strong. As a first degree relative. Her daughter had
Speaker 3: breast cancer and I examined her, and she has this
Speaker 3: mass right by the nippo one half centimeters in the
Speaker 3: right breast, and her lymphodes are negative, her lungs are negative,
Speaker 3: or supercloud nodes are negative, or abdomen's negative, her extremities
Speaker 3: are negative. Very spry, active woman, eighty six years old,
Speaker 3: and so we worked her up and did a biopsy,
Speaker 3: did a tiny little biopsy, found the cancer in the breast.
Speaker 3: Who got a PET scan, as I talked about with
Speaker 3: Tony a minute ago, got a pet scan. Didn't show
Speaker 3: any spread of the cancer, but it did pick up
Speaker 3: the cancer in the armpit. This is a woman who's
Speaker 3: eighty six years old. She's adamant against any surgery in
Speaker 3: her breast. She has not want lumpectomy, mestectomy, she doesn't
Speaker 3: want chemotherapy. She wants only radiosurgery. And we have a
Speaker 3: long history of treating women who are adamant. There's many
Speaker 3: many women who just don't want to do the routine thing,
Speaker 3: don't want to do mestectomy, lumpeact to me, chemotherapy, they
Speaker 3: don't want to get in the medical industrial mill of
Speaker 3: so many places you can have that if you want.
Speaker 3: Of course, that's one option. We talk about all the
Speaker 3: options to everybody. This one worked as an actress. She's
Speaker 3: writing a screenplay. She's very spry, very smart and is
Speaker 3: now going through our treatment with no side effects. She
Speaker 3: walks in every day. We send in pinpoint beams to
Speaker 3: hit the cancer. She takes a few minutes, she gets
Speaker 3: up and goes home to write her screenplay. And this
Speaker 3: is what she likes. And so many women and men
Speaker 3: love our treatment because it's so well tolerated and so
Speaker 3: highly successful, like we're talking to Tony a minute ago,
Speaker 3: and our success rate is exceedingly high for breast cancers,
Speaker 3: with success and high quality of life. And we actually
Speaker 3: have a booklet about breast cancer and you can see
Speaker 3: examples of women that we've treated, some with early cancers,
Speaker 3: some with very very advanced cancers. And you also can
Speaker 3: get a DVD. You can call us a two and
Speaker 3: two choices. If you have a breast issue, or if
Speaker 3: you haven't had a mammogram and an ultrasound, you should
Speaker 3: think about it. You should come in here and be
Speaker 3: seen if you wish. Of course, everything is if you wish.
Speaker 3: This is the work that we do. And this woman
Speaker 3: is so happy to be here. She can't believe it
Speaker 3: is so easy. And maybe she'll write a screenplay about
Speaker 3: radiosurgery New York and radio surgery for her breast cancer.
Speaker 3: My name is doctor Liederman. We'll be right back.
Speaker 8: Numbers mean much to me because of prostate cancer. I'm
Speaker 8: Johnny Bragg's. The number two for my stepfather who died
Speaker 8: of prostate cancer and my uncle who suffered so much
Speaker 8: after prostate cancer surgery. The number fifteen fifteen years since
Speaker 8: doctor Liederman's successful treatment of my prostate cancer. The number zero,
Speaker 8: which is my PSA zero after doctor Liederman's successful prostate
Speaker 8: cancer treatment. What every man wants. The number is one, two, three,
Speaker 8: four important for every man with prostate cancer. One getting
Speaker 8: the most successful treatment, two avoiding radical robotic surgery, three
Speaker 8: keeping sexual function, four maintaining urinary control. Call my doctor
Speaker 8: Liederman two and two choices. Two on two choices to
Speaker 8: consider his prostate cancer treatment for you most insurances Medicare,
Speaker 8: Medicaid accepted. Thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eighth Call
Speaker 8: two on two choices for prostate cancer treatment. Called doctor
Speaker 8: Liederman two one two choices. I'm glad I did. You'll
Speaker 8: be number one with doctor Leiderman.
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, abscess, 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 oncologist.
Speaker 3: Defense Chief sadly believed Pie and Sky promises. Another reason
Speaker 3: to meet doctor Liederman about highly effective prostate canace treatment
Speaker 3: avoiding radical surgery. Best is to meet doctor Liederman. Call
Speaker 3: doctor Liederman two and two choices, two and two choices,
Speaker 3: thirteen eighty four Broadway in thirty eight. Most insurances Medicare,
Speaker 3: Medicaid accepted. Call doctor Liederman 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 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 treat prostate cancer non 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 3: We are back. I want to talk about a woman.
Speaker 3: Amazing story. Amazing woman. I met her two years ago.
Speaker 3: She was sent to me by one of the biggest
Speaker 3: medical schools and universities in New York. She had applied
Speaker 3: for a study about people with headaches, and they did
Speaker 3: an MRI and they found a cancer in her brain.
Speaker 3: And the doctors had the biggest, most famous medical school
Speaker 3: medical center in New York City center to me for
Speaker 3: treatment because they knew about our expertise in treating brain cancers.
Speaker 3: And we worked her up and we found that she
Speaker 3: had a cancer from the lung that traveled to the brain.
Speaker 3: So this is a woman who she had gone for
Speaker 3: a study, got an MRI, found cancer. Doctor super duper
Speaker 3: General center to me because of our expertise treating brain
Speaker 3: cancers non invasively. And two years ago I met with
Speaker 3: her and her family and she actually had two tumors,
Speaker 3: two cancers, biopsy proven. We checked out her lung. She
Speaker 3: had a small cell cancer and she just was opposed
Speaker 3: to any chemotherapy and she was treated with radio surgery
Speaker 3: and has done great. It's now two years later, and
Speaker 3: meanwhile she had this cancer and the lung, small cell cancer,
Speaker 3: and small sell cancers usually cancer, it's very aggressive and
Speaker 3: very fatal and very letho. And two years ago she
Speaker 3: chose to have radio surgery only for the brain, and
Speaker 3: then she chose to have radiosurgery for the cancer in
Speaker 3: her lung, even though she had small cell cancer stage
Speaker 3: four extensive. And of course I sent her to medical
Speaker 3: oncology because I wanted her to have all the options.
Speaker 3: We like all our patients to have all the options.
Speaker 3: And this is a woman's spry and loving daughter was
Speaker 3: with her all the time. Chose to have radio surgery
Speaker 3: only for her small cell lung cancer. Lung cancer traveled
Speaker 3: to the brain stage four. Treated more than two years ago,
Speaker 3: cancer free, and we just checked her out again. And
Speaker 3: people say, oh, doctor Liederman, you check your pace. Of course,
Speaker 3: we check our patients on our regular basis and patients
Speaker 3: call me two and two choices, and patients come in.
Speaker 3: Patients get copies of their tests, and she's got copies
Speaker 3: of all test showing the cancer in the brain, and
Speaker 3: the cancer and the lung are all gone. You asked
Speaker 3: about Tony, what happens to the cancers? You treat her
Speaker 3: Cancer's all gone two years later for small cell cancer
Speaker 3: stage four. What a result, incredible result. She's doing well.
Speaker 3: She wasn't stuck with surgery on her brain and surgery
Speaker 3: on her chest and years of chemotherapy. Only with our treatment.
Speaker 3: And our treatment is just a few treatments, pinpoint treatments
Speaker 3: taking minutes, focused with thousands of beams focused like star Wars,
Speaker 3: remember Ronald Reagan Star Wars, sending beams from thousands of
Speaker 3: angles to hit the cancer. And this is the work
Speaker 3: we do, first in America, first in New York, with
Speaker 3: brain radio surgery, body radio surgery, fraction of brain radio surgery.
Speaker 3: This is the work we do. And I can tell
Speaker 3: you that she and her daughter and her doctor are
Speaker 3: so happy. She's in remission years after being diagnosed with
Speaker 3: stage four small cell cancer of the lung spread to
Speaker 3: the brain. Sent to us by one of the super
Speaker 3: tuper biggest medical schools in Manhattan, with a doctor who
Speaker 3: knew about our excellent results and innovative results and just
Speaker 3: did not want his patient to be subjected to the
Speaker 3: usual rigamaros of surgery and chemo. And she didn't want
Speaker 3: it either. Quite frankly, she and her daughter are opposed
Speaker 3: about that. This is the work we do every day
Speaker 3: at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street,
Speaker 3: in the heart of New York City, where we accept
Speaker 3: most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. I have a man who's sixty
Speaker 3: seven years old. He came to me Wow, ten years ago,
Speaker 3: sixty seven years old. He had a mass in his chest,
Speaker 3: in his left chest, he had a mass. He had
Speaker 3: a biopsy. It was a schwanomer. It's a tumor of
Speaker 3: the nerves, and he didn't know it. But we actually
Speaker 3: have the largest experience treating vestibular schwanomers or acoustic neuromas,
Speaker 3: which are tumors of the ear. One of the most
Speaker 3: common sights for this rare disease is the ear, the
Speaker 3: hearing nerve, and most people, sad to say, get surgery.
Speaker 3: When they get surgery, they're most commonly left deaf and
Speaker 3: very commonly because the seventh and eight nerve. These are
Speaker 3: nerves that come off the brainstem. There's twelve nerves that
Speaker 3: come off the brainstem on either side in the seventh
Speaker 3: and eighth. The seventh is for the face, the eighth
Speaker 3: is for the ear. When the surgeon cuts on those nerves,
Speaker 3: they usually cause paralysis of the face and deafness of
Speaker 3: the ear. Well, we have an extensive experience nearly forty
Speaker 3: years treating acoustic neuroma's brain tumors, and now we took
Speaker 3: that expertise to treat a schwanoma in the chest. He
Speaker 3: had a mass in the chest. He saw surgeons in
Speaker 3: a neighboring state at a super duper hospital neighboring state,
Speaker 3: and they wanted to resect his chest. Well, they wanted
Speaker 3: to cut out his breast and his ribs and his
Speaker 3: rib muscles and his chest all the areas of his
Speaker 3: right chest where his breast is. And I guess lucky
Speaker 3: for him, ten years ago he came to doctor Liederman
Speaker 3: and we talked about our experience with schwuan omas because
Speaker 3: we have such a huge experience, I think more than
Speaker 3: anywhere else. Forty thousand patients treated. We can dwell and
Speaker 3: talk about our experience, a doctor's experience over a lifetime,
Speaker 3: and this is the work we do. And we were
Speaker 3: able to treat him non invasively without removing his breast,
Speaker 3: his ribs, his rib muscles, part of his chest, deforming him.
Speaker 3: We were able to do it with no cutting and
Speaker 3: no bleeding, no anesthesia. He walked in. We make a
Speaker 3: mold around the body, we computerized his body. We sent
Speaker 3: thousands of beams in to treat him in minutes, and
Speaker 3: now he has been in remission ever since. There's been
Speaker 3: no recurrence, no surgery, no chemo, no cutting, no bleeding,
Speaker 3: no nothing. Ten years later, and he is so happy
Speaker 3: with this very rare tumor. And this is the work
Speaker 3: we do with very high success. My name is doctor Liederman.
Speaker 3: We have so much more to talk about. We'll be
Speaker 3: back at one o'clock to talk, talk, talk more. We're
Speaker 3: here on the radio many times every day. It's always
Speaker 3: great to learn, it's always great to listen, and if
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Speaker 3: extensive experience, but it's about prostate cancer or bladder cancer.
Speaker 3: I'm really hot to talk about a man with bladder cancer,
Speaker 3: which we're going to talk about just in a few
Speaker 3: minutes on our next program. There's so much to talk about,
Speaker 3: so much to learn. So if you want second opinion,
Speaker 3: or if you don't have cancer and just want to know, hey,
Speaker 3: do I have cancer? There's three reasons why people come
Speaker 3: and see doctor Liederman. One is to get checked out
Speaker 3: do I have cancer? Number two, I've just been diagnosed
Speaker 3: with cancer and I want a fresh second opinion because
Speaker 3: I don't want unnecessary surgery or radiation or chemotherapy. I
Speaker 3: want a fresh second opinion. And then number three people
Speaker 3: who have been diagnosed and treated and the treatment just
Speaker 3: didn't work like the amount I told you about with
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