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Speaker 6: learn together to get better health, together for ourself and
Speaker 6: for our loved ones, and viewed for the person down
Speaker 6: the street who may be suffering and doesn't know which
Speaker 6: way to turn. And I'm going to talk about something
Speaker 6: like that just in the moment. My name's doctor Liederman.
Speaker 6: I work at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty
Speaker 6: eighth street. Board certified cancer doctor, treating new cancers, newly
Speaker 6: diagnosed cancers, and recurrent cancers even if chemo or radiation
Speaker 6: or surgery didn't work, or isn't wanted, or isn't tolerated.
Speaker 6: This is the work we've been doing for decades with thousands,
Speaker 6: actually about forty thousand patients treated, and there's always something
Speaker 6: new to learn, and we're gonna learn. Well, I'm going
Speaker 6: to tell you a story about at very distant relative,
Speaker 6: someone I've met a few times in my life, so distant,
Speaker 6: but he's a man who's ninety five years old. He's
Speaker 6: very spry, he's active, he runs a business, he's handsomely dressed,
Speaker 6: has a beautiful family. He goes to work every day.
Speaker 6: And he's been seeing his doctors. And he's been seeing
Speaker 6: his doctors in the I haven't exactly been telling him
Speaker 6: what's going on for more than several years. So what's
Speaker 6: his story. So he's ninety five years old, he has
Speaker 6: a little high blood pressure, not very remarkable, and he's
Speaker 6: been seeing a kidney doctor and a eurologist. So a
Speaker 6: kidney doctor is a medical doctor that takes care of
Speaker 6: the kidney and adjacent tissues. A urologist is one who
Speaker 6: operates on the kidneys and the yurder and the bladder
Speaker 6: and the prostuct So all his doctors, interestingly enough, and
Speaker 6: this will come back, we'll talk in a few minutes.
Speaker 6: All his doctors are specialists or it's certified and taking
Speaker 6: care of kidney and bladder and prostate issues. And he's
Speaker 6: never come to me as a kind of relative that
Speaker 6: you see once in a blue moon at weddings and
Speaker 6: then don't see him again for years. And this amount
Speaker 6: I hadn't seen for years. And then all of a sudden,
Speaker 6: his son calls me up and says, what can we do.
Speaker 6: I have this cat scan report, and his son showed
Speaker 6: me the cat's scan report, and the cat's report showed
Speaker 6: a mess in the kidney that has grown from one
Speaker 6: centimeter to more than five centimeters, and lymph nodes all
Speaker 6: consistent with kidney cancer that's traveled. And now this is
Speaker 6: a man who's been going to a kidney doctor, medical
Speaker 6: kidney doctor, and a surgeant kidney doctor urologist for years,
Speaker 6: and no one has ever told him what it means
Speaker 6: to have a mass in the kidney growing. And he
Speaker 6: tells me I met him this week for the first
Speaker 6: time as a doctor. He came to my office at
Speaker 6: thirteenenty four Broadway, and I reviewed his records and yes,
Speaker 6: he has this mass growing in the kidney. It's been growing, growing,
Speaker 6: growing for years. He said. There's documents down for eleven years.
Speaker 6: We're trying to get all his documents, but I've seen
Speaker 6: him for several years, and it's certainly been growing from
Speaker 6: one to almost five centimeters with lymph nodes now, which
Speaker 6: weren't there in the past. His kidney doctor is supposed
Speaker 6: to be a specialist in kidney disease, never told him
Speaker 6: about this mass that needed attention. His urologist, as a
Speaker 6: surgeon who operates on the kidney, is someone who's never
Speaker 6: told him about this mass in the kidney. Now, what
Speaker 6: could be the cause of that. Well, either they could
Speaker 6: not have even looked at it. They say, hey, he's
Speaker 6: ninety five and he looks like a million bucks, and
Speaker 6: he'll tell you that he feels like a million bucks.
Speaker 6: He'll tell you that. Or they looked at it and said, well,
Speaker 6: he's got this terrible cancer in the kidney. And they
Speaker 6: don't know what to do. And so rather than saying, hey,
Speaker 6: let's get an expert or maybe called doctor Liederman, they
Speaker 6: just told him everything's okay. Remember I had a growing
Speaker 6: mass in the kidney now with lymphanodes, and no one
Speaker 6: raised the red flag. No one spoke out that there's
Speaker 6: a fire or something terrible going on in your body.
Speaker 6: They said, I'll see you in three months, and his
Speaker 6: son got hold of it, and the son sent me
Speaker 6: over the paperwork, and I said, wow, this is a
Speaker 6: potential calamity. That he's had this mass in the kidney
Speaker 6: for years. No one's told him about it, No one
Speaker 6: ever did a biopsy about it, no one talked to
Speaker 6: him about the options. No one did anything other than
Speaker 6: reassure him, falsely reassure him. And so he came to
Speaker 6: me with his mass in the kidney that's growing and
Speaker 6: lymph nodes. It looks very much like cancer. I would
Speaker 6: tell you ninety nine point nine percent it's cancer of
Speaker 6: the kidney. And this is a man who's a smoker.
Speaker 6: He smokes cigars, and smoking is a risk factor for
Speaker 6: cancer and the kidneys. I've seen cancer in people who
Speaker 6: are smokers. I've seen cancer of the kidney and people
Speaker 6: who are not smokers. I've seen cancer and kidney who
Speaker 6: were non smokers but their parents were smokers. They grew
Speaker 6: up in a household where for twenty years their parents
Speaker 6: were smoking. Some of them even say the walls in
Speaker 6: the kitchen were yellow from all the smoke. And I've
Speaker 6: seen non smokers whose spouse smoked at home who developed
Speaker 6: kidney cancer. And again, you don't have to be a
Speaker 6: smoker to have kidney cancer. So what are the warning signs? Well,
Speaker 6: sometimes it's blood in the urine. Sometimes it's abdominal pain
Speaker 6: or weight loss, and this man had none of those
Speaker 6: until this year when he started having blood in the
Speaker 6: urine and he apparently told his son, and then his
Speaker 6: sons called me, and I said, hey, we better get attention.
Speaker 6: And he said, Doctor Liederman, are you willing to take
Speaker 6: my father, my beloved father? And as a patient, I said,
Speaker 6: of course. I said, I'll see him in the morning.
Speaker 6: That's what I do for most everyone who calls me,
Speaker 6: including Steve from Connecticut, who's probably listening. You're right at
Speaker 6: this moment. He'll maybe one day he'll call in and
Speaker 6: tell his story. So we saw him. I saw him,
Speaker 6: I got blood tests, I got urine test, we got
Speaker 6: a scan of his entire body, all within minutes. Really,
Speaker 6: it was all done century immediately. And what did we find. Well,
Speaker 6: number one, this man and the kidney looks like it's
Speaker 6: traveled to the lymphodes. Yes, we've got a pet scan
Speaker 6: confirming same. We've got blood tests, and blood tests showed
Speaker 6: that his kidney function is failing. Now he's been Remember,
Speaker 6: he's been seen by a kidney expert for years and
Speaker 6: his cratning. The cratning is a measure of how the
Speaker 6: kidney's function. His cratning's been going up. In fact, it's
Speaker 6: skyrocketing in the last few months, from from one and
Speaker 6: a half to two to two and a half now
Speaker 6: to three, which means that he's losing most of his
Speaker 6: kidney function. While his kidney doctors looking at him and
Speaker 6: his surgeon doctor is looking at him, nothing's being done
Speaker 6: about his kidney failure. Nothing's being done about the mass
Speaker 6: and the kidney, nothing's being done about the lymphodes. And
Speaker 6: he came to me and one more thing I should
Speaker 6: tell you. I also got blood tests on him. We've
Speaker 6: got blood tests on him, and his blood tests show
Speaker 6: a PSA prosthetic specific antigen of one hundred, which means
Speaker 6: most likely he has prostate cancer. Also two separate cancers
Speaker 6: and a man who walks in the door being told
Speaker 6: he's aoke k by his doctors too, specialists in the field.
Speaker 6: So we also arranged for a biopsy of his prostate
Speaker 6: to diagnose him. We also the time of getting a
Speaker 6: pet scan, we got up what's called a whole body
Speaker 6: pet scan, which is an unusual pet scan, but it's
Speaker 6: in a pet scan to make up for a cat scan,
Speaker 6: a pet scan and a bone scan, so we can
Speaker 6: look at all the bones, and sure enough, he has
Speaker 6: cancer to travel to the bones, to the lymphanodes. It's
Speaker 6: cancering the kidney and cancer in the prostate, and there's
Speaker 6: also a mass in the bladder. Now, bladder cancers are
Speaker 6: also known to occur more commonly in smokers, and as
Speaker 6: I talked about a minute ago, he's been the cigar
Speaker 6: smoker for much of his ninety five years. So now
Speaker 6: there's a possibility of even a third cancer in him,
Speaker 6: most likely prostate, most likely kidney, and now the possibility
Speaker 6: of a bladder cancer. And so what are we doing
Speaker 6: to help this man? And this is a man who's
Speaker 6: ninety five, and he is fully active. If you saw
Speaker 6: him walking down the street, you'd say sixty five, runs
Speaker 6: a business, very successful, beautifully dressed, beautifully beautiful life, beautiful family.
Speaker 6: And so what are we doing for him? Well, Number one,
Speaker 6: we're ranging immediately a biopsy of the kidney to confirm
Speaker 6: the diagnoses. And a biopsy of the kidney can be
Speaker 6: done easily with a little needle and the kidney. We're
Speaker 6: also biopsy at the same time one of those lymphodes
Speaker 6: to prove that it's cancer from the kidney to the
Speaker 6: lymph node or whatever the diagnosis is. We'll talk about
Speaker 6: this more in the future. We're also arranging for a urologist.
Speaker 6: He doesn't want to go back to his other doctors.
Speaker 6: The doctors have been telling me he'say, okay all this time,
Speaker 6: while his kidneys are failing, and he has a mass
Speaker 6: in the bladder and a mass in the prostate and
Speaker 6: a mass and the kidney, he doesn't want to go
Speaker 6: back to his experts in a neighboring state of a
Speaker 6: super big hospital, super famous hospital. He doesn't want to
Speaker 6: go back there, and so arranging for eurologists to look
Speaker 6: inside the bladder to see what this mass is, to
Speaker 6: do a biopsy of the prostate, biopsy of the kidney
Speaker 6: and lymphnodes, and then start therapy. And he desperately wants
Speaker 6: to live. He's so eager to be to live, to
Speaker 6: be one hundred and continue on his business and activity
Speaker 6: and all the things that he does enjoy his wife
Speaker 6: and his children and his grandchildren, and his quality of life,
Speaker 6: which means so much to him. Now, maybe elsewhere they
Speaker 6: did age discrimination, and I see that often they say, hey,
Speaker 6: well maybe the eurologist said he's too old to have surgery,
Speaker 6: so I even talk about options. Well, we don't do
Speaker 6: that here at Radio SIRIT in New York for a
Speaker 6: variety of reasons. Number one, age discrimination is illegal. Number one.
Speaker 6: Number two with surgery, imagine removing the kidney or the
Speaker 6: bladder or the prostate would be devastating for a ninety
Speaker 6: five year old man. But that doesn't mean you can't
Speaker 6: have treatment, and even more effective treatment and better treatment,
Speaker 6: and an outpatient treatment then radical surgery under anesthesia in
Speaker 6: a hospital where he can die or have terrible complications
Speaker 6: with us, should he choose to have let's say, radiosurgery
Speaker 6: to the kidney. We've treated thousands of kidney cancers. Our
Speaker 6: success rate is over ninety percent, and that would be
Speaker 6: great for him, because remember, his kidneys are failing. So
Speaker 6: to be able to treat the kidney cancer without harming
Speaker 6: the kidney would be in a way a perfect solution
Speaker 6: without the cutting and bleeding and surgery associated with removing
Speaker 6: the kidney or part of the kidney. Number one. Number two,
Speaker 6: the prostate. So we're staging up to prostate to see
Speaker 6: what's traveled, if it's in the lymphanodes or the bone exactly,
Speaker 6: and to be able to offer him treatment there as well,
Speaker 6: non invasively, without cutting and bleeding. And apparently these are
Speaker 6: things that were never done. In fact, it seems like
Speaker 6: never pursued by his other doctors. You can imagine going
Speaker 6: to urologists, which is a specialists mainly in prostate disease,
Speaker 6: and never having a PSA, never knowing your patient's PSA
Speaker 6: is one hundred. Wow, So what's the difference. So many
Speaker 6: people say, Oh, I don't want to come and see
Speaker 6: doctor lead him and he's at thirty eighth in Broadway.
Speaker 6: I have a doctor that's close by. Maybe I'll see
Speaker 6: the doctor close by. Well, maybe he's better, maybe he's fantastic,
Speaker 6: maybe he's off the wall fantastic. Here's a man, big businessman,
Speaker 6: going to doctors he's known and enjoyed for decades who
Speaker 6: have totally ignored his prostate, totally ignored his bladder, totally
Speaker 6: ignored his kidney, and totally ignored the disease in the
Speaker 6: lymphnos and now disease in the bones. So this is
Speaker 6: a man who's coming here, and coming here is a
Speaker 6: happy experience for him. He's pleased, and he wants to
Speaker 6: maintain the relationship and the treatment because he understands there's
Speaker 6: people that work in a different way that pursue a
Speaker 6: diagnosis without fear or concern, whether it's his business or not.
Speaker 6: Maybe the urologist doesn't care because he can only cut
Speaker 6: on someone, and he can't cut on someone who's ninety
Speaker 6: five years old. But I would tell you someone who's
Speaker 6: forty five or fifty five probably doesn't want to lose
Speaker 6: their kidney. And someone who's forty five or fifty five
Speaker 6: doesn't want to have their prostate removed and be impotent
Speaker 6: and be leaking urine and having their vital organ their
Speaker 6: penis shortened for the rest of their life. So there's
Speaker 6: lots of reasons why men and women, whether it's for
Speaker 6: about kidney, are bladder, or prostate, come here for treatment.
Speaker 6: This is the work we do. I can tell you
Speaker 6: so many people I see that have bladder cancer definitely
Speaker 6: do not want to have their bladder removed. They want
Speaker 6: to be able to urinate normally and have high success.
Speaker 6: And there's data out there that's beautiful. We've been performing
Speaker 6: bladder saving treatment for men and women with bladder cancer
Speaker 6: for decades with high success equal to or better than
Speaker 6: surgery without the radical surgery and deforming and being unable
Speaker 6: to yearn it in a normal way for men or women.
Speaker 6: This is the work that we do here at thirteen
Speaker 6: eighty four Broadway. So for this man who's ninety five,
Speaker 6: big businessman, successful businessman and family man and happy man
Speaker 6: who wants to live, he's found a great place to
Speaker 6: be where all his issues are being addressed in an
Speaker 6: open way, where he's been told exactly what's going on
Speaker 6: and being given solutions to get better, not to hide
Speaker 6: things that have been done elsewhere to him for years,
Speaker 6: which really makes him and his family very, very sad.
Speaker 6: My name is doctor Liederman. If you have medical issues,
Speaker 6: whether you have cancer or not, or just want to
Speaker 6: come for a checkup, you're welcome to come to doctor
Speaker 6: Liederman at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway at thirty eighth Street,
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Speaker 6: patients who want to be checked out, who have concerns
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Speaker 6: or why you're losing blood or losing weight or having
Speaker 6: a pain. Or number two, you have cancer, you're recently
Speaker 6: diagnosed with cancer and you want to get a fresh
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Speaker 6: chemo or something else, or standard radiation which may be
Speaker 6: much less appealing to you than our innovative non invasive radiosurgery.
Speaker 6: Or number three category that you have a cancer, you're
Speaker 6: getting treated and the treatment's not working, or the treatment's
Speaker 6: not tolerated, or the treatments is not wanted. So there's
Speaker 6: three main reasons people come here to get checked out
Speaker 6: to see what's going on in their body. Number one,
Speaker 6: without a diagnosis of cancer. Number two, newly diagnosed cancer,
Speaker 6: want to get all the options first. And number three,
Speaker 6: you've had cancer, You've had treatment, and the treatments is
Speaker 6: not going in a way that's favoring you. So there's
Speaker 6: lots of reasons to see doctor Liederman, thirty eighty four
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Speaker 6: York City, where we accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. You
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Speaker 6: that's been ignored by his expert doctors for years and
Speaker 6: is really sad about that. My name is doctor Liederman.
Speaker 6: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to the radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 5: Redstone with doctor Gil Liederman at the WR Studios in
Speaker 5: the hearts of New York City. Were just a few
Speaker 5: steps from the radiosurgery in New York Cancer Treatment Center
Speaker 5: on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading
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Speaker 6: We're back. I want to talk about a fifty two
Speaker 6: year old woman, beautiful woman from Jamaica. She's fifty two,
Speaker 6: she's married, she has two children. She came with her mother.
Speaker 6: She has a mother who has breast cancer. And she
Speaker 6: came with a mass in their breast and in the armpit.
Speaker 6: Both were biopsy proven elsewhere. She went to a facility
Speaker 6: in nearby. She had biopsy of the breast, biopsy of
Speaker 6: the armpit. The lymphanode and the armpit or excela, both
Speaker 6: were biopsy positives biohaps. She's done by his surgeon radiologist.
Speaker 6: I had no carcinoma. The biopsy in the exillas showed
Speaker 6: out in a carcinoma consistent with that breast primary. She
Speaker 6: had an MRI which showed disease in the breast and
Speaker 6: in the lymph node in the left upper outer cordon
Speaker 6: of the breast. It was a four point seven by
Speaker 6: three point six by two point four centimeter mass against
Speaker 6: the pectoralis muscle, actually invading into the pectoralus muscle. The
Speaker 6: lymph node in the axilla was two point four centimeters,
Speaker 6: so she had a very advanced breast cancer in the
Speaker 6: breast and already in the armpit. He was on no medications.
Speaker 6: She'd never been hospitalized. Her mother had breast cancer. She
Speaker 6: came with her mother and I examined her and exam
Speaker 6: her exam showed at five by three cinimeter mass in
Speaker 6: the upper outer quadrant and two centimeter mass in the exilla.
Speaker 6: She had this breast cancer, and she wanted to investigate
Speaker 6: other options. She'd been seen by surgeons who thought they'd
Speaker 6: have to do a radical surgery, even possibly removing the
Speaker 6: pectoraluse muscle which was done one hundred years ago, and
Speaker 6: the kind of poop food in recent years, and she
Speaker 6: was seen by chemo doctors. They told her needed months
Speaker 6: of chemo and radical surgery, and what she came here
Speaker 6: and she was just adamant against any surgery and the
Speaker 6: adamant against any chemo or any immunotherapy. And we talked
Speaker 6: about all the options, and she learned about options that
Speaker 6: she was never told of elsewhere, that seemed to be hidden.
Speaker 6: And many people come here with information hidden, like the
Speaker 6: man in ninety five year old with the bladder and
Speaker 6: the prostate and the kidney hidden. This woman came with
Speaker 6: hidden options no one ever told her about all the options,
Speaker 6: and so we staged her up to make sure the
Speaker 6: cancer hasn't traveled. And lots of women I see with
Speaker 6: breast cancer come from doctors and they act like the
Speaker 6: breast is on another planet, like it's not part of
Speaker 6: the one's body. Why do we fear cancer? We fear
Speaker 6: cancer because cancer can travel, can travel to the lungs
Speaker 6: and liver and bones and brains, and can kill us.
Speaker 6: That's why we fear cancer. It seems like so often
Speaker 6: women with breast cancer treated like their breast is unrelated
Speaker 6: to their body, which to me doesn't make sense. She
Speaker 6: had no scans of her body, no bone scans, no
Speaker 6: cat scans, no pet scans, no imaging of her body,
Speaker 6: even though the cancer has already traveled. The cancer had
Speaker 6: already left the breast and gone to the armpit. So
Speaker 6: we staged her up, and we staged her up, and
Speaker 6: we've got cancer markers, special blood tests which also weren't
Speaker 6: done elsewhere. And then we talked about all the options,
Speaker 6: and she learned about all the options, and she was
Speaker 6: very eager to have treatment with no surgery, no radical surgery,
Speaker 6: no surgery in her breast, no radical mestectomy, no removal
Speaker 6: the lymphano, no chemotherapy, but only primary breast radiation. And
Speaker 6: this is the work that we do if the patient
Speaker 6: wants and understands. And she understood very well, and she
Speaker 6: was treated here. She went through treatment in a charm
Speaker 6: She tolered the treatment very well, and now she came
Speaker 6: back cancer free. The cancer mass, that big mass in
Speaker 6: the breast is gone, the big mass in the armpit
Speaker 6: is gone. There's no cancer in your body that we
Speaker 6: can detect. She's doing well. Of course, we get blood
Speaker 6: tests and imaging and scans to confirm salmon always and
Speaker 6: do it on a frequent basis, so it's not just
Speaker 6: one scan. Every person needs testing for the rest of
Speaker 6: their life. Even if you don't have cancer, you need
Speaker 6: testing to make sure that you're okay. And this woman came.
Speaker 6: She's so happy to the mass went away. She's so
Speaker 6: happy the mess and the excellent went away. She's so happy.
Speaker 6: She's doing well. And this is the work we do
Speaker 6: every day for this woman and every woman who wants
Speaker 6: breast cancer treatment does not wish to have radical surgery,
Speaker 6: and does not wish to have any surgery or systemic therapy.
Speaker 6: Of course, We inform patients about all the options. So
Speaker 6: patients have to know about all the options, and we
Speaker 6: discuss that in detail, so unlike it seems elsewhere they
Speaker 6: talk about their treatment, we talk about all the treatment.
Speaker 6: The treatment is dounehere and the treatment's done elsewhere. This
Speaker 6: is the work we do, explaining and telling so that
Speaker 6: every person, man, woman or child knows the option, knows
Speaker 6: what's going on. This is the work we do every day.
Speaker 6: And earlier I said I'd be introducing myself. My name
Speaker 6: is doctor Gil Liederman. I was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa.
Speaker 6: Went to University there medical school, MD at twenty five,
Speaker 6: like my beautiful brother, doctor Ted Liederman, MD at twenty
Speaker 6: five and doctor Ariel Liederman excellent Board certified cancer doctor
Speaker 6: here at thirteen y four Broadway, doctor aril Leederman, also MD.
Speaker 6: There's three doctor Liederman's, all mds at twenty five, all
Speaker 6: doctors serving the community. Aril Leaderman is a great doctor,
Speaker 6: loved by his patients and staff and the patient's families,
Speaker 6: and thorough and compulsive and compassionate and caring and is
Speaker 6: meticulous and patients are lucky to have doctor Ariel Leaderman
Speaker 6: caring for them and you can arrange to see him
Speaker 6: or myself or someone else if you want. At radio
Speaker 6: Surgery New York. Just call us at two one two choices.
Speaker 6: And by the way, after medical school, I went on
Speaker 6: and spent three years at the University of Chicago training
Speaker 6: Internal medicine Board certified three years later. Then went on
Speaker 6: to Harvard Medical School, trained at the prestigious Dana Farbar
Speaker 6: for three years and remained on the staff. Also trained
Speaker 6: at the Harvard Medical School Joint Center for Radiation Therapy
Speaker 6: more years nine more years total after medical school, board certified,
Speaker 6: the only Harvard trained triple Board certified radiation doctor in
Speaker 6: New York, one of the few in the world. First
Speaker 6: with brain radio surgery in New York, first with body
Speaker 6: radio surgery in the Western Hemisphere, with innovative treatment for
Speaker 6: decades here at thirteen eighty four Broadway, where except most
Speaker 6: insurances Medicare Medicaid, it's easy to find us two and
Speaker 6: two choices. You can call even now or whenever you
Speaker 6: want two and two choices, or make a date or
Speaker 6: come in and get information. It's always best to get
Speaker 6: information and learn about all the options. This is the
Speaker 6: work we do. And one more thing I want to
Speaker 6: tell you, and that is that we are alive and
Speaker 6: you can call us with all your questions. Because lots
Speaker 6: of people say, hey, why don't you answer this, why
Speaker 6: don't you talk about this? Well, now's your chance. Just
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Speaker 6: your questions. You don't have to be shy, you don't
Speaker 6: have to be embarrassed. We're talking about cancer questions, the
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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, Call doctor Leederman for
Speaker 8: prostate cancer. Two one two choices. That's two one two choices,
Speaker 8: thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eighth Street in Manhattan.
Speaker 8: Most insurance, Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Call doctor Liederman two and
Speaker 8: two choices.
Speaker 3: It's doctor Liederman with Calvin West singing and writing about
Speaker 3: his cancer treatment.
Speaker 6: I had cancer and.
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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 w o
Speaker 5: R studios in the hearts of New York City. Were
Speaker 5: just a few steps from the Radio Surgery in New
Speaker 5: York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street.
Speaker 5: Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively.
Speaker 5: He was the first in New York with fractionated brain
Speaker 5: radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in
Speaker 5: the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also
Speaker 5: call doctor Liederman at two and two choices for a
Speaker 5: free inform in a booklet and DVD. Hey doctor Liederman,
Speaker 5: we're back.
Speaker 6: We are back. I want to talk about an eighty
Speaker 6: one year old woman, beautiful woman who had a cancer,
Speaker 6: basal cell cancer in the right eyelid, the right lower
Speaker 6: eyelid right going into the tier doct It was a
Speaker 6: big tumor. She's eighty one, she's widowed, she has seven children.
Speaker 6: She lives in Scarsdale. She has high blood pressure. She
Speaker 6: had alsia on the lower eyelid for about a year.
Speaker 6: It was growing. She gave a saw. One doctor gave
Speaker 6: her a treatment for a sty so they missed the
Speaker 6: diagnosis and then the hair started falling out around the
Speaker 6: eyelid and she got a biop. She was kind of
Speaker 6: a basal cell cancer. She was seen by an ophthalmologist
Speaker 6: at one of the super Pooper big hospitals. They had
Speaker 6: a cat skin. They recommended surgery, radical surgery. So radical
Speaker 6: surgery on this area of the eyelid would probably destroy
Speaker 6: the eyelid. And you know, you need your eyelids to see.
Speaker 6: If you can't move your eye lids and the eyelids
Speaker 6: don't lubricate your eye, your eye is kind of caput.
Speaker 6: And I see so many people who go blind because
Speaker 6: they have a cancer on the eyelid and they have
Speaker 6: radical surgery that removes the eyelid and that's it for
Speaker 6: their eye. And so she heard about our innovative treatment
Speaker 6: for skin cancers and came here years ago. She came
Speaker 6: years ago for basil cell carcenoma on the eyelid, going
Speaker 6: into the eyelid, taking off the eye lashes into the
Speaker 6: tier duct. And she did not want to remove the
Speaker 6: eye lids. She did not want to have radical surgery
Speaker 6: on the eyelid. She wanted non invasive treatment. That's why
Speaker 6: she came here. She wanted non invasive treatment with high success.
Speaker 6: And this is the work that we do every day
Speaker 6: at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street
Speaker 6: in the heart of New York City. And we treated
Speaker 6: her years ago and she came this week for a
Speaker 6: checkup and she's doing great. The cancer is gone, her
Speaker 6: eyelid is intact, her eye is perfect, or tear duct
Speaker 6: is perfect. Everything about her is perfect after treatment with
Speaker 6: radiosurgery here for a skin cancer on the eelet. And
Speaker 6: you should know there's about three million people a year
Speaker 6: diagnosed with squamous carcinomas and basal cell carcinomas of the skin,
Speaker 6: and most of those, sad to say, are sent for
Speaker 6: radical surgery. Remember dermatologists are surgeons. They like to cut.
Speaker 6: They probably like to cut, not all, there's nothing all
Speaker 6: in anywhere, But most of these people get set for
Speaker 6: radical surgery. She was sent for radical surgery, and she
Speaker 6: just refused. She did not want her face deformed. She
Speaker 6: didn't want her eye deformed. She didn't want her eyelid
Speaker 6: and tear duct removed, altered and possible damage to the eye.
Speaker 6: She came here for non invasive treatment. Is doing great,
Speaker 6: is cancer free. This is the work that we do
Speaker 6: every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty
Speaker 6: eighth Street, in the heart of New York City. I
Speaker 6: could tell that she is very, very happy about her treatment.
Speaker 6: I want talk about a man who came to us
Speaker 6: from Haiti's sixty eight years old. He's divorced as a daughter.
Speaker 6: He saw a urologist. He had a gleas in six cancer.
Speaker 6: He wanted watchful waiting and watchful waiting, and well, the
Speaker 6: Gleason score went up, the PSA went up, the cancer
Speaker 6: was growing. What would he expect, I mean, cancer, what
Speaker 6: do you think from cancer is gonna sit around and
Speaker 6: do something? No cancer grows, that's its cancer's job. And
Speaker 6: his PSA went up, his Gleason score went up, and
Speaker 6: he decided to come and check with me. And we
Speaker 6: treated him years ago, about seven years ago. And at
Speaker 6: that time he had an enlarged prostate, he had a
Speaker 6: nodular prostate, had his Stage T two prostate and multiple
Speaker 6: cores were positive. His PSA was going up, the number
Speaker 6: of cores was going up, and he chose our treatment
Speaker 6: years ago. And now he comes for folloup. He's came
Speaker 6: in yesterday. His PSA was zero, So he's doing great.
Speaker 6: His body's doing great. His sex life works, hiss urinary
Speaker 6: life works. He is very happy. He of course gets
Speaker 6: follow up. People get follow up. Why to get follow up?
Speaker 6: You get fopped? Just to make sure everything say okay,
Speaker 6: So so many patients say hi, doctor Liam, Do you
Speaker 6: follow your patients? Of course, we follow every patient. We
Speaker 6: get physical exams and blood tests and imaging tests to
Speaker 6: make sure the cancer is gone and stays gone for
Speaker 6: the rest of your life. And that's what most commonly
Speaker 6: happens after radiosurgery. This is the work that we do
Speaker 6: every day. We've treated nine thousand men. I've treated, actually myself,
Speaker 6: nine thousand men with prostac cancer and when you come here,
Speaker 6: you'll have a different experience. You'll learn about prostate cancer,
Speaker 6: you'll learn about other options, you'll learn about the data.
Speaker 6: And this is the work that we do every day
Speaker 6: at thirteen eighty for Broadway to provide excellent care for
Speaker 6: men and women with cancer, whether it's newly diagnosed or recurrent,
Speaker 6: or people want to come in and get checked out,
Speaker 6: just give us to call it two and two choices
Speaker 6: were except most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. I know about a
Speaker 6: woman who's from Philippines. She's seventy three years old. She
Speaker 6: came to me seven years ago with a left breast
Speaker 6: cancer and decided to have concoctions, concoctions, aenemas, ozone, acupuncture,
Speaker 6: missile toe, vitamin C. And of course none of those
Speaker 6: things work. And it's a warning to you, hey, those
Speaker 6: things don't work. They're really scams to take away your
Speaker 6: money and your hope and your life. And this woman
Speaker 6: said to say, waited seven years, seven years ago she
Speaker 6: had a small little cancer in the left breast, and
Speaker 6: with all the concoctions and remedies and ozone and animas
Speaker 6: and spending lots of money, none of these things worked.
Speaker 6: And now her breast looks like a like a five
Speaker 6: pound package of hamburger, all raw meat, but it's all
Speaker 6: cancer gone into the armpits, swelling up her arm. So
Speaker 6: sad that she didn't take good advice seven years ago
Speaker 6: when she was diagnosed with a small cancer which most
Speaker 6: likely could have been easily and successfully treated. Now she's
Speaker 6: got a rock hard cancer in the breast. The whole
Speaker 6: breast is markedly swollen, rock hard like rocks, but these
Speaker 6: rocks are filled with cancers, multiple nodules, there's distortion of
Speaker 6: the breast, there's a regularity of the breast. There's nodules
Speaker 6: going all over the breast area, including in the armpit.
Speaker 6: And her left arm and hand are markedly swollen because
Speaker 6: the blood can't get back from the hand because the
Speaker 6: breast cancer is blocking its way. It's really a disaster.
Speaker 6: And now seven years later she wants our treatment. In fact,
Speaker 6: she just finished our treatment and is in remission. The
Speaker 6: cancer is in remission. The cancer is shriveling up, and
Speaker 6: this is the work we do, even for this advanced cancer.
Speaker 6: She was offered surgery, she was offered chemotherapy once again,
Speaker 6: which she just did not want. She wanted our treatment
Speaker 6: only and this is the work that we do every day.
Speaker 6: At thirteen eighty four Broadway, No I was talking about
Speaker 6: a woman seventy one years old, very elegant woman from
Speaker 6: the Five Girls. She's married, loving husband. She had a
Speaker 6: lesion on her nose. It was discolored, it was brown.
Speaker 6: She saw one dermatologist who told her it was nothing,
Speaker 6: so another dermatologist told her it was nothing, and eventually
Speaker 6: she got a biap. She was found of a melanoma
Speaker 6: on her nose, and then her doctors all wanted to
Speaker 6: remove her nose. She saw plastic surgeons and dermatologists. They're
Speaker 6: going to remove much of the right side of her
Speaker 6: nose where the melanoma was. And just the woman is
Speaker 6: very elegant and very intelligent and thoughtful, just did not
Speaker 6: want to have radical surgery to remove much of the
Speaker 6: right side of her nose. She knew that it would
Speaker 6: destroy her quality of life and destroy her social life,
Speaker 6: and everyone probably looking at her deformed what used to
Speaker 6: be a nose. And she came here for treatment and
Speaker 6: we offered treatment, telling her all the options, and she
Speaker 6: was treated. And we treat many people with melanoma who
Speaker 6: just do not want to have radical surgery, knowing all
Speaker 6: the options, knowing usual treatment. This is the work that
Speaker 6: we do, and we treated her, and this woman now
Speaker 6: is in remission or noses beautiful and she is very
Speaker 6: happy about the outcome. This is the work that we
Speaker 6: do every day. At thirteen eighty for Broadway Broadway in
Speaker 6: thirty ex Street in the heart of New York City.
Speaker 6: A look a man who's very active. He's an accountant, businessman.
Speaker 6: He had a kidney mass. He has COPD. So there's
Speaker 6: another story of a smoker with lung disease and the
Speaker 6: kidney mass. He has a pacemaker, sigh blood pressure, and
Speaker 6: he saw a urologist because he was bleeding. He had
Speaker 6: blood in the urine. Both of his parents smoked extensively.
Speaker 6: He never smoked. The walls of their house were all yellow,
Speaker 6: he said, all from the smoke. They smoked so much.
Speaker 6: He was seen by a lung doctor. He's found to
Speaker 6: have this kidney mass. He had an amrie at a
Speaker 6: hospital in the neighboring state that he had no biopsies.
Speaker 6: That Eurolls wanted to just go in and cut out
Speaker 6: his kidney without even knowing if the cancer had traveled,
Speaker 6: not knowing if it's cancer or not. The Eurogoists was going
Speaker 6: to cut out his kidney and throw it in the
Speaker 6: bucket without even knowing it's cancer. And I can tell you,
Speaker 6: I see many many people, and about ten percent don't
Speaker 6: have cancer. But they went to the Eurologists, they'd have
Speaker 6: their cancer. The thought cancer cut out, the kidney cut
Speaker 6: out without any knowledge, and often there is no cancer there.
Speaker 6: So this man came here and we did everything differently here.
Speaker 6: Everything was done differently here. We evaluated him, We arranged
Speaker 6: for a biopsy to prove that he had cancer. Number one,
Speaker 6: Number two, we got a scan of his whole body
Speaker 6: and we found cancer in the sternum. So it was
Speaker 6: already stage four. Imagine that Eurologists was going to cut
Speaker 6: out his kidney without even knowing it was cancer or not.
Speaker 6: You are just going to cut out his kidney, not
Speaker 6: even knowing that the cancer had already traveled to his bone,
Speaker 6: to his sternum, the breastbone. Weut knowing any of that,
Speaker 6: and the patient was so upset about his care. Elsewhere
Speaker 6: here care is so different. We arranged for a tiny
Speaker 6: little biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of the cancer, confirmed that
Speaker 6: it traveled to the sternum. We offered treatment. We talked
Speaker 6: about local, regional systemic therapy, combination therapy, even no therapy,
Speaker 6: and he said he wanted our treatment only, did not
Speaker 6: want to lose his kidney. And now we've treated both
Speaker 6: the kidney and the sternum non invasively with pinpoint treatment
Speaker 6: and visible treatment beams from thousands of angles to attack
Speaker 6: both the kidney mass and the sternum. And now he's
Speaker 6: in remission. He's working full time. He says he's never
Speaker 6: felt better in his life. He says he feels young,
Speaker 6: younger than ever, doing better, fully active, carrying all his activities.
Speaker 6: A treatment that is so different than it was proposed
Speaker 6: elsewhere where they were going to cut out his kidney
Speaker 6: without even knowing the cancer traveled. They're gonna cut out
Speaker 6: his kidney without even knowing if it was cancer or not. Here,
Speaker 6: the treatment and work up was so different, and he
Speaker 6: is so happy. And 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: Rims 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 Leederman'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 more most successful treatment. Two avoiding radical robotic surgery,
Speaker 8: three keeping sexual functions. Four maintain in urinary control. Call
Speaker 8: my doctor Liederman two and two choices two and two
Speaker 8: choices to consider his prostate cancer treatment for you. Most
Speaker 8: insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty
Speaker 8: eighth Call two on two choices for prostate cancer treatment.
Speaker 8: Called doctor Liederman two one two choices. I'm glad I did.
Speaker 8: You'll be number one with doctor Leaderman.
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 Boards 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 cancer 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 at 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. For just a
Speaker 5: few steps from the radiosurgery in New York Cancer Treatment
Speaker 5: Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the
Speaker 5: leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was
Speaker 5: 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: Liderman at two and two Choices for a free informative
Speaker 5: booklet and DVD. Hey doctor Liederman, We're back.
Speaker 6: We are back. I got to talk about a fifty
Speaker 6: one year old woman. She's born in New York City.
Speaker 6: She's a single, had no children, sweetest person you can imagine.
Speaker 6: She went to the doctor for a viral syndrome, like
Speaker 6: a cold. She had a chest X ray, she was
Speaker 6: front of a lung nodule. She was worked up. She
Speaker 6: had a CT scan and a PET scan and a biopsy.
Speaker 6: She was told she had cancer. This is all seven
Speaker 6: years ago. Seven years ago, she was told she had cancer.
Speaker 6: The pathology was a lung cancer. She had a needle biop.
Speaker 6: She's worked up at a big hospital just outside New
Speaker 6: York City and then went to a big, bigger place.
Speaker 6: She went to a doctor. They told her she had
Speaker 6: to have surgery. She had this X ray, reviewed, cat scan,
Speaker 6: PET scan, biopsy, and she had a mass in the
Speaker 6: left upper lobe was one point three by one centimeters.
Speaker 6: She was a smoker. Here's this ugly trail of smoking.
Speaker 6: She had quit smoking two days before she came to me.
Speaker 6: Two days before she came to me, her weight was
Speaker 6: one forty five, her height was five foot six. She
Speaker 6: had mammograms, which you're okay. I examined her. Her exam
Speaker 6: was normal. Her lungs were clear. So listening to lungs
Speaker 6: will not show you a one centimeter nodule. So she
Speaker 6: had this one centimeter nodule in the left upper lobe.
Speaker 6: It was pet scanned positive, biopsy positive. We asked for
Speaker 6: cancer markers, reviewed all the materials, and she just did
Speaker 6: not want to have part of her lung removed. And
Speaker 6: her lung surgeon who wanted to remove her lung never
Speaker 6: told her about doctor Liederman, a non invasive treatment for
Speaker 6: lung cancer. Another story about doctors knowing not telling patients
Speaker 6: all the options. It's so sad. And she was very
Speaker 6: clear that this woman did not want to have her
Speaker 6: chest opened up. She did not want to have even
Speaker 6: part of her lung removed. She did not want a convalescence,
Speaker 6: she didn't want a chest tube. She want to be
Speaker 6: in the hospital. She didn't want chemo, she didn't want evenotherapy.
Speaker 6: She wanted non invasive treatment. Here and just a few
Speaker 6: treatments here with doctor Liederman. And that's the work we
Speaker 6: did years ago, seven years ago, and now she is
Speaker 6: still cancer free, doing great. She's happy, she's laughing, she's
Speaker 6: care free, and she is so grateful for being told
Speaker 6: by a radio listener like you, a radio listener like
Speaker 6: you told her, Hey, check out, doctor Liederman. You don't
Speaker 6: have to have surgery for cancer. So often you don't
Speaker 6: have to. Whether it's breast cancer, lung cancer, pancreas or bladder,
Speaker 6: or colon or prostate or primary cancers or meticitic cancers.
Speaker 6: There's options which are sad to say. And you've heard
Speaker 6: many patients benefiting from the options here today. And this
Speaker 6: woman is another story, cancer free seven years later, doing great.
Speaker 6: And by the way, she's still not smoking, thank god.
Speaker 6: This is the work that we do every day at
Speaker 6: thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in
Speaker 6: the heart of New York City. IM about a man
Speaker 6: who's seventy one years old. He's a black man, he's
Speaker 6: divorced with one son. His PSA was five point one.
Speaker 6: He was referred by one of the biggest urologists in
Speaker 6: town who hates to do radical surgery hates to do
Speaker 6: radical surgery of the prostrate because he knows success is
Speaker 6: less than with us. He knows that it so often
Speaker 6: takes away sexual life erections, so often it causes leak
Speaker 6: each of the urine so often it shortens the penis,
Speaker 6: and he just doesn't want to do that to his patient.
Speaker 6: So he diagnosed this man, seventy one year old black man.
Speaker 6: And I say that because in the black community, one
Speaker 6: in six black men will get prostate cancer. One in
Speaker 6: twenty three will die of prostate cancer. So this man
Speaker 6: wanted to be treated as noctoria was making up at
Speaker 6: night three times to urinate. We got medicines to have
Speaker 6: his urination better, and I examined him. Hit an enlarged
Speaker 6: prostate and he's thought to be a Stage T one
Speaker 6: see cancer gleas In seven. And he knows with Gleason seven,
Speaker 6: with surgery the best surgical results in America, success is
Speaker 6: forty six percent, which is not very high, especially with
Speaker 6: years of impotence, leaking urine, shortened penis. The man just
Speaker 6: did not want to have radical surgery, robotic or open surgery,
Speaker 6: and he chose our treatment. He chose our treatment six
Speaker 6: years ago with multiple cores positive glease and seven and
Speaker 6: he chose our treatment in today. He came in this
Speaker 6: weekly day. His PSA is zero with our treatment only.
Speaker 6: So this is the work we do every day at
Speaker 6: thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street. If
Speaker 6: you did nine thousand men with prostatec cants with high success,
Speaker 6: we'll show you the data. We'll show you information that
Speaker 6: I don't believe you'll see anywhere else, and you'll learn
Speaker 6: more about prostate I believe than anywhere else. And this
Speaker 6: is what we do every day. If you have a
Speaker 6: prostate issue, or even if you don't know what your
Speaker 6: PSA is, it's time to come in, get checked out,
Speaker 6: see what's going on in your body. And if you
Speaker 6: have an elevated prostate PSA or a biopsy proven, you're
Speaker 6: also welcome to come in and learn about all the
Speaker 6: options before you may take a choice that you won't
Speaker 6: necessarily like elsewhere. So this is the reasons why people
Speaker 6: come here. And I can tell you I just saw
Speaker 6: a man with prostate cancer, a professor of science calculus.
Speaker 6: He went elsewhere with a glease in seven cancer. He
Speaker 6: had radical surgery. The cancer came back like it commonly does.
Speaker 6: Actually most commonly with a glease in seven the success
Speaker 6: is only forty six percent, which means a failure rate
Speaker 6: is fifty four percent. So most men in the best
Speaker 6: hands in America with gleas in seven cancer. The cancer
Speaker 6: comes back after surgery. Then he had radiation, it didn't work.
Speaker 6: And now he's really crying the blues that he had
Speaker 6: surgery which destroyed his life, destroyed his erections, urination. You
Speaker 6: can't stand up and urinating more because how his urinary
Speaker 6: system has been destroyed by that radical prostate surgery. You
Speaker 6: can't have sex, you can't have erections, you can't urinate normally.
Speaker 6: And the cancer's back with a rising PSA. So look
Speaker 6: at that versus our patient treated seven years ago with
Speaker 6: glease in seven cancer. Seven years cancer has gone, PSA
Speaker 6: is gone zero. His sex life works as urinary life works.
Speaker 6: It's what a difference between our patients treated here at
Speaker 6: thirty y four Broadway and elsewhere. And this is the
Speaker 6: work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four
Speaker 6: Broadway Broadway, in thirty eighth Street, in the heart of
Speaker 6: New York City. I want to talk about a woman's
Speaker 6: forty seven years old she's single, she has two boys.
Speaker 6: She had a meningioma that was growing for years. A
Speaker 6: meningoma is often, but not always, a benign tumor. She's
Speaker 6: being followed at a hospital in the five Girls. She
Speaker 6: had an MRI. She was offered surgery. They wanted to
Speaker 6: open up her head and remove this meningioma Meninjouma as
Speaker 6: a tumor of the lining or the covering of the brain.
Speaker 6: She just did not want to have surgery. She had
Speaker 6: inward turn of the right eye. The tumor was damaging
Speaker 6: the muscles around the eye and her eye. She was
Speaker 6: unable to move laterally or to the outside of her
Speaker 6: right for five years. She was seen at his big hospital.
Speaker 6: Wanted to do surgery. She declined. She went to another surgeon.
Speaker 6: It wouldn't take her insurance. Then she went to another
Speaker 6: surgeon who wanted to cut on her. And she just
Speaker 6: did not want to have radical surgery. And we treated
Speaker 6: her so many years ago. We treated her actually ten
Speaker 6: years ago, and she's been tumor free ever since. No
Speaker 6: further treatment was treated with only radio surgery by the
Speaker 6: doctor who is first in New York with brain radio
Speaker 6: surgery first brought brain radio surgery to New York. First
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Speaker 6: Thousands of patients treated this woman ten years out with
Speaker 6: no surgery, no cutting, no bleeding, and remains in remission
Speaker 6: doing great. This is the work that we do every
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