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Speaker 5: Welcome everybody. It's the Radio Surgery Show with Doctor Gil Leiderman, MD,
Speaker 5: new York's only Harvard trained triple board certified radiation oncologist
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Speaker 6: Thank you Rob, and thank you Noah, and thank you
Speaker 6: Joe for making this show go. There was big technical
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Speaker 6: new information. My name's doctor Liederman, cancer doctor, board certified,
Speaker 6: actually triple board certified. Don't talk more about my credentials later.
Speaker 6: So you know who I am and who's on the
Speaker 6: other side of this radio or computer or smartphone. So
Speaker 6: why are we on the radio every day? Well, we're
Speaker 6: on the radio to educate. So if God forbid you
Speaker 6: or your loved one or someone else, someone even down
Speaker 6: the street, someone you walk in the restaurant, you hear
Speaker 6: them talk about cancer. You might say, hey, I've heard
Speaker 6: about new treatment options that may be hidden from you elsewhere.
Speaker 6: And I can tell you There'll be examples during the show,
Speaker 6: and you'll learn about people going sometimes super duper places
Speaker 6: and getting super duper off track. And you'll hear plenty
Speaker 6: of examples of that today and actually every day, and
Speaker 6: you'll wonder, hey, maybe everyone with cancer should see doctor
Speaker 6: Liederman do four committing to any treatment. So I talk
Speaker 6: about one person. Her name is Genie, and I say
Speaker 6: that because she's actually been on the radio and you'll
Speaker 6: hear her talking about her case from time to time,
Speaker 6: and she's actually on a video that we've done about
Speaker 6: her breast cancer. So it's an intriguing patient as a
Speaker 6: woman who had one breast cancer and she went to
Speaker 6: a super duper place and she had surgery and chemo
Speaker 6: and radiation, and she was really upset. She said they
Speaker 6: burnt her breast and she didn't like the results. And
Speaker 6: then years later she had a second breast cancer on
Speaker 6: the opposite breast, and she was just fed up with hospitals,
Speaker 6: fed up with surgery, fed up with chemo, and fed
Speaker 6: up with standard type radiation, and she came to me
Speaker 6: to check it out and did that she did, and
Speaker 6: she came to me. So her history was she had
Speaker 6: one breast cancer treat with all the usual chemo, radiation, surgery,
Speaker 6: and then she came to me for the opposite breast
Speaker 6: and chose to have treatment for the second breast cancer.
Speaker 6: And she chose no chemo and no surgery, no cutting,
Speaker 6: no hospitals, no anesthesia, only primary radiation here at Radio Surgery,
Speaker 6: New York, which is a treatment that I would tell
Speaker 6: you most often you will not hear about. Why. Well,
Speaker 6: there's lots of reasons why. You can say it's a
Speaker 6: conspiracy or sergeants want to cut and chemo. Guys want
Speaker 6: to do chemo, and it's only guys. It's women to
Speaker 6: men and women. And so she trusted me. She met me,
Speaker 6: and she trusted me. Beautiful woman. She's eighty years old
Speaker 6: by her driver's license, but she looks like she's fifty five.
Speaker 6: Beautiful woman, she rides horses. And she came for a
Speaker 6: course of treatment for her second breast cancer after not
Speaker 6: wanting chemo, not wanting surgery, not wanting anesthesia, not wanting hospitals,
Speaker 6: and we treated her. We treated her many many years
Speaker 6: ago to the second breast cancer. And ever since she's
Speaker 6: been treated for her second breast cancer, he's been in
Speaker 6: remission in that breast. She's been in complete remission with
Speaker 6: no cutting, no surgery, no chemo, only our treatment. And
Speaker 6: then she decided to go back to the first hospital
Speaker 6: where they did the cutting and the bleeding and the chemo.
Speaker 6: And she told them what she did here with doctor
Speaker 6: Liederman at Radio Start in New York and they started
Speaker 6: laughing at her. They said, oh, you'll see, it won't work.
Speaker 6: It doesn't work. He's a crazy guy. They said all
Speaker 6: those nasty things. And I'm used to nasty words. I
Speaker 6: don't really care about it as long as a patient
Speaker 6: is doing well. Well, sure enough, she got checked up,
Speaker 6: and we check out our patients. And in fact, the
Speaker 6: cancer came back in the breast that they treated with
Speaker 6: all the surgery and the chemo and the standard radiation.
Speaker 6: The cancer came right back in the breast where they
Speaker 6: did all the cutting and bleeding in chemo. After they
Speaker 6: laughed at her, coming to me, wow, you can say wow,
Speaker 6: who laughs? Last last best. And then she came back
Speaker 6: to me said, doctor Liederman, you treated my second breast,
Speaker 6: but now the cancers come back in my first breast. Well,
Speaker 6: they already did the radiation and the chemo and the surgery,
Speaker 6: and they want to remove my breast. And they told
Speaker 6: me that's the usual treatment. When treatment fails, you have
Speaker 6: to remove the breast. And I said, well, that's right.
Speaker 6: In big super duper places, that's the usual treatment. And
Speaker 6: I said, you're welcome to do that if you want.
Speaker 6: And she said, but doctor Liederman, I don't want to
Speaker 6: lose my breast. I came to you because I didn't
Speaker 6: want cutting, I didn't want bleeding, I didn't want chemo,
Speaker 6: and now they want to remove my breast and give
Speaker 6: me more chemo. It's exactly what I don't want, she
Speaker 6: told me. And I said, well, okay, we do treat
Speaker 6: patients a second time and said, wow, I can't believe
Speaker 6: it because they told me at XYZ super Duper General
Speaker 6: that it's impossible to do. And I said, no, no, no,
Speaker 6: if you can do it more precisely and more safely
Speaker 6: and the patient understands the issues of the day, it
Speaker 6: can be done. And so years ago she had her
Speaker 6: third breast treated, her third breast cancer. That is not
Speaker 6: a third breast, her third breast cancer. So the first
Speaker 6: breast again was true with surgery and cutting and chemo
Speaker 6: and anesthesia and radiation at super Duper General. Then she
Speaker 6: came to me when she had the opposite breast cancer
Speaker 6: and had only non invasive treatment with no chemo, no cutting,
Speaker 6: no surgery, no hospitals, and then her cancer came back
Speaker 6: in the first breast, where the hospitals laughed at me
Speaker 6: and who laughs best laughs last, And so she came
Speaker 6: to me and said, doctor Liederman, can you treat my
Speaker 6: first breast where that all that usual treatment failed. And
Speaker 6: I said, we will try if you wish, if you
Speaker 6: don't want chemo and you don't want surgery. Yes, And indeed,
Speaker 6: years ago we treated for the third time her breast cancer.
Speaker 6: So she said, both breasts treated once with us on
Speaker 6: our side and twice on the side where super duper
Speaker 6: general failed. And now she is cancer free years later
Speaker 6: in both breasts, and she has both breasts and both
Speaker 6: breasts look perfectly fine, and she is so happy. And yes,
Speaker 6: of course we get physical exams, and we get imaging,
Speaker 6: and we get blood tests. And every patient who comes
Speaker 6: to your says, doctor Liederman, do you do testing, And
Speaker 6: of course we do testing. Act like we're in a mood. No,
Speaker 6: we're due testing on every patient, just like anywhere else,
Speaker 6: maybe even better than anywhere else, because we often see
Speaker 6: most places don't do pet scans, which is often the
Speaker 6: most exacting test. Most places often don't do cancer markers
Speaker 6: which also gives clue about cancer and cancer recurrence. And yes,
Speaker 6: we do it all. And so for this woman, she's
Speaker 6: had three breast cancer treatments, once on the side she
Speaker 6: came for us originally, and twice on the side where
Speaker 6: she went to Super Duper General. Their chemo failed, their
Speaker 6: surgery failed, everything failed, their radiation failed, and now she's
Speaker 6: in complete remission for both breasts years later. And I
Speaker 6: can tell you when she comes in she always has
Speaker 6: a glimmer in her eye and a smile, and she's
Speaker 6: always so happy. And we also both know, not saying
Speaker 6: a word, that Super Duper General treatment failed and they
Speaker 6: warned her against coming to me. And the happiest day
Speaker 6: I think in her life is when she came to
Speaker 6: me and had the second breast cancer treated, and then
Speaker 6: she had the first breast retreated years ago. And I
Speaker 6: would tell you one more thing about her. She also
Speaker 6: is a fair complexed woman. As I said, she's eighty,
Speaker 6: but she looks fifty five. She has blue eyes, she's blonde,
Speaker 6: and she's had skin cancers and she's had skin cancers
Speaker 6: on her neck and on her face. And Super Duper
Speaker 6: General wanted to radical most surgery on her skin, and
Speaker 6: she just adamant now that she understands how the system works,
Speaker 6: so to speak, and how doctor Liederman works, so to speak.
Speaker 6: She came to me about her skin cancers and said, hey,
Speaker 6: they want to cut out part of my cheek, and
Speaker 6: I just don't want part of my cheek removed. I
Speaker 6: don't want to be deformed. I don't want to be caught.
Speaker 6: I don't want deformity. I don't want patchwork. I don't
Speaker 6: want a piece of my dary air patched onto my cheek. No,
Speaker 6: I want to look like I look. And as I said,
Speaker 6: she looks beautiful. And so we treated the cheek. And
Speaker 6: then a year or two later she came back to
Speaker 6: me and she had a cancer in the neck. And
Speaker 6: often people with skin cancers have multiple skin cancers, not
Speaker 6: just one, because often it's from sun exposure, usually below
Speaker 6: the age of eighteen. Often kids get the most sun
Speaker 6: exposure of the least protection. She said. Multiple skin cancers
Speaker 6: treated with US. She said, three breast cancers treated with
Speaker 6: US successfully, one treated elsewhere super general with recurrence. So
Speaker 6: right now she's in complete remission. She's in remission from
Speaker 6: her breast cancer. She gets checked regularly she's in remission
Speaker 6: from both skin cancers, and both skin cancers are treated
Speaker 6: non invasively. People always ask you, well, how can you
Speaker 6: do it? And yes, we have special beams just to
Speaker 6: go the thickness of the skin. So we can treat
Speaker 6: the skin, whether it's around the eye, nose, cheek, mouth, wherever,
Speaker 6: including the hands and the feet, and the trunk, most
Speaker 6: anywhere you can imagine. We've treated skin cancers. Why because
Speaker 6: so many people, so many people just do not want
Speaker 6: to have radical deforming surgery. She did not want to
Speaker 6: have radical deforming surgery on her breast, either the right
Speaker 6: or left breast, and now her breasts are intact. She
Speaker 6: did not want to have radical deforming surgery on her cheek.
Speaker 6: Her cheek cancer is gone, and she did not want
Speaker 6: to have radical deforming sergey on her neck, and that
Speaker 6: cancer's gone to all non invasively, and we have lots
Speaker 6: of information. You can call me doctor Liederman. Call her
Speaker 6: office Radio stirty in New York day or night at
Speaker 6: two and two choices. We're located at thirteen eighty four Broadway.
Speaker 6: Many people call us to get information sent and set
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Speaker 6: people are in her neighborhood every day between Times Square
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Speaker 6: and for the loved ones. And often people patients come
Speaker 6: in because someone told them, Hey, I was talking about
Speaker 6: cancer and someone heard me and they said, hey, you
Speaker 6: better go see doctor Liederman if you want a fresh
Speaker 6: second opinion, second opinion like you probably haven't heard before.
Speaker 6: And I will tell you about ninety percent of the
Speaker 6: people that come to us learn things about their body
Speaker 6: that they never learned before, or about ninety percent of
Speaker 6: people learn things about treatment options that they've never heard before.
Speaker 6: So it's so important if you wish, if you have
Speaker 6: a cancer or suspected cancer, to give us a call.
Speaker 6: It two and two choices. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.
Speaker 6: There's three reasons why people come to us. Some people
Speaker 6: come because they want to get checked out. Men who
Speaker 6: have fear of prostate cancer want to get checked or
Speaker 6: women with fear of breast cancer or other cancers, colon cancers, pankers, cancers,
Speaker 6: lung cancers, you name it. People come to get checked out.
Speaker 6: Category one. People come to get checked out. Category two.
Speaker 6: People are recently diagnosed with cancer and they want to
Speaker 6: hear all the options, really all the options in a
Speaker 6: fair way. Come to us for a fresh second opinion
Speaker 6: about options before starting any treatment. And then, of course
Speaker 6: the third group, the group that have had treatment elsewhere
Speaker 6: and the treatment it just didn't work and want to
Speaker 6: come to learn about treatment options. Like this woman Genie,
Speaker 6: who was told you can't have radiation again, and we've
Speaker 6: proven to her that it's not true. We've proven to
Speaker 6: her that you don't need to have surgery or chemo
Speaker 6: in her case and many other cases for breast and
Speaker 6: other cancers. Many people just do not want to have
Speaker 6: radical surgery. Many people just do not want to have chemotherapy,
Speaker 6: especially people with recurrent cancer, don't want to have years
Speaker 6: and years of chemotherapy when they know the outlook is
Speaker 6: so bleak. Here we have high success where we attack
Speaker 6: the cancer. This is the work we do every day.
Speaker 6: My name is doctor Liederman. You can contact me day
Speaker 6: or night at two and two choices two and two
Speaker 6: two four six forty two thirty seven. It's always best
Speaker 6: to meet in person. We have a cancer question. Doctors
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Speaker 6: to meet in person. On the phone leads to zoom
Speaker 6: and gloom can't examine the patient. The back and forth
Speaker 6: is not the same. If you have records and patient
Speaker 6: is not the same. It's always best to meet in person.
Speaker 6: We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. Located at thirteen eighty
Speaker 6: four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the heart
Speaker 6: of New York City. My name is doctor Liederman. We'll
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Speaker 7: Many people with cancer come to doctor Liederman when surgery
Speaker 7: didn't help and toxic chemo stopped working. Many come in pain.
Speaker 7: Many people with cancer come to doctor Liederman when their
Speaker 7: caregiver has no more care to offer. Doctor Liederman bringing
Speaker 7: innovative cancer care for decades. When the next cancer drug
Speaker 7: is not as promised, when surgery was to fail to pass,
Speaker 7: we may be able to offer you new cancer treatment options.
Speaker 7: We treat new and recurrent cancers, small or large, most
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Speaker 6: It's doctor Liederman with guy talking about skin cancer treatment options.
Speaker 5: You treated me.
Speaker 8: I had basil cell onto my cheek. A buddy of
Speaker 8: mine went through the same thing that looked like they
Speaker 8: went out of him with a melon baller. This was
Speaker 8: on my face. I don't want any caring. I think
Speaker 8: I'm kind of handsome. I wanted to keep it that way.
Speaker 6: So you are hats and we're going to Olympics. Usually
Speaker 6: in America there's three million skin cancers a year, and
Speaker 6: ninety nine percent of people are let down the primrose
Speaker 6: path to have radical mos surgery for their skin cancer.
Speaker 6: Why are you different.
Speaker 8: From hearing what you report? You know, hey, you don't
Speaker 8: need to get radical deforming. Come and see what we
Speaker 8: could do. I have a lot of trust in what
Speaker 8: I've seen and what I heard, and the treatments were
Speaker 8: very simple.
Speaker 6: If Miss America comes up to right now, what would
Speaker 6: you think about the results of your.
Speaker 8: She would be able to keep your hands off. There
Speaker 8: is zero indication it was ever there. You know, I
Speaker 8: don't know that I got the chance to say, Hey, thanks,
Speaker 8: doctor Leidman. I tell anybody who's going down the same path.
Speaker 8: Doctor Leederman did the absolute perfect thing. That's what you
Speaker 8: should do.
Speaker 6: Any regrets, not at all. Called doctor Liederman at two
Speaker 6: and two choices, thirteen and eighty four Broadway. Most insurances, Medicare,
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Speaker 5: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 5: Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR Studios
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 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 Liderman, we're back.
Speaker 6: We are back and I want to talk about a
Speaker 6: man sixty six years old. He's a man born in
Speaker 6: New York City, has one Sonny came with a PA
Speaker 6: say of seven point eight, has a positive family history.
Speaker 6: His father died of prostate cancer at age eighty. He
Speaker 6: came to me with a Gleason ten cancer. So in
Speaker 6: the old days, when they do biopsies and you probably
Speaker 6: have friends, they'll say you, oh, I have cancer. But
Speaker 6: Gleeson understood about prostate cancer's different kinds of prostate cancer.
Speaker 6: Some cancers are slow growing and some are fast growing.
Speaker 6: And Gleeson made a scale from two to ten. Two
Speaker 6: is the slowest growing, ten is the fastest growing. Ten
Speaker 6: is the most ominous, the most worrisome because treatment usually
Speaker 6: fails elsewhere. And he came to me. He was referred
Speaker 6: by a urologists as urologist who's big time eurologists in
Speaker 6: New York City who hates to do radical surgery in
Speaker 6: the prostate. This doctor hates to do radical surgery because
Speaker 6: he knows with radical surgery, about ninety seven percent of
Speaker 6: men lose their section function, about eighty percent p in
Speaker 6: their pants, about substantial share have shortening the penis because
Speaker 6: when a certain cuts out the prostate. Inside the prostate
Speaker 6: is urethra, the urinary tube where the urine goes from
Speaker 6: the bladder out. So most men who know better don't
Speaker 6: want to have surgery because they do not want to
Speaker 6: become impotent, they don't want to become shortened, they don't
Speaker 6: want to be leaking urine, and they don't want the
Speaker 6: cancer to come back. But the sad thing to say
Speaker 6: is that most people in my view, and I've seen
Speaker 6: thousands of men, I've treated nine thousand men with prostate cancer,
Speaker 6: probably more than most anywhere else, never told these things.
Speaker 6: They're never told they get a slap on the back
Speaker 6: everything's going to be okay. Well, a slap on the
Speaker 6: back and everything's okay is not enough. And every man
Speaker 6: that comes here, hopefully with their loved ones, we go
Speaker 6: through the data. I show them the data. I show
Speaker 6: them major centers across America versus our results else, and
Speaker 6: I can tell you we are, to the best of
Speaker 6: my knowledge, the only place to show you the results.
Speaker 6: And this man came to me with a gleas in
Speaker 6: ten cancer and a positive family history. Now here's another
Speaker 6: piece of news that you probably haven't heard before. But
Speaker 6: if you have one first degree relative with prostate cancer
Speaker 6: like your dad or your brother, for example, the death
Speaker 6: rate with traditional therapy is seventy two percent higher. So
Speaker 6: if you have a family member with prostate cancer and
Speaker 6: you have prostate cancer, your death rate is seventy two
Speaker 6: percent higher someone who does not have a family member
Speaker 6: with prostate cancer. So this man came with very high
Speaker 6: risk glease in ten PSA seven point eight. He had
Speaker 6: a large prostate multiple course. His prostate was huge, and
Speaker 6: he had the family history, and he was urinating twice
Speaker 6: a night. He had some pain in the hip. I've
Speaker 6: asked him to get scans, and we routinely get imaging,
Speaker 6: including bone scans and MRIs. Also often pet scans are
Speaker 6: PSMA tests. His weight was stable. He's one hundred and
Speaker 6: fifty five pounds. He's five foot eight. He did have colonoscopy,
Speaker 6: and we checked that on every patient. We asked for
Speaker 6: a repeat because it was so many years since his kolonoscopy.
Speaker 6: His only surgery was apdectary. But his father died of
Speaker 6: prostate cancer. His mother died of breast cancer, so a
Speaker 6: lot of cancer in his family. I examined to be
Speaker 6: a massive and large prostate rock Hard prostate sulcus de
Speaker 6: sulcus prostate cancer glease in ten multiple cores positive. We
Speaker 6: staged him up. We found no spread of the cancer.
Speaker 6: With usual surgery success is only about twenty percent. With us,
Speaker 6: the majority of the men that we treat are cancer free,
Speaker 6: and he trusted us. He was sent by a zurologist
Speaker 6: here because I just hates surgery. He hates the devastation
Speaker 6: of what surgery does to men with prostate cancer. And
Speaker 6: he knows that our men have a high success rate,
Speaker 6: and furthermore, they have a high quality of life in general.
Speaker 6: And this man, one thing I didn't tell you is
Speaker 6: he was treated five years ago. So five years ago
Speaker 6: he came at age sixty six. He's now seventy one,
Speaker 6: and now his PSA is zero. He is so happy
Speaker 6: because he knows he missed that bullet of cancer when
Speaker 6: it was so high. Gleas in ten positive family history
Speaker 6: came to us and he's now doing great. He's in
Speaker 6: remission with no chemo, no surgery, no cutting, no bleeding,
Speaker 6: only with our special prostate cancer treatment, which I'll describe
Speaker 6: to you in detail if you wish, when you come
Speaker 6: here for consultation. We also have a booklet in DVD
Speaker 6: which you'd be happy to send to you about prostate cancer.
Speaker 6: You can call office at two and two two four
Speaker 6: six four two three seven two and two two four
Speaker 6: six four two three seven. My name is doctor Liederman,
Speaker 6: and I did say that i'd introduce myself, and I
Speaker 6: do that because so many people talk about cancer as
Speaker 6: if they know a lot, and my existence being a
Speaker 6: doctor for so many decades, often people talk about things
Speaker 6: that are not true, like, for example, the woman who
Speaker 6: had she was told she had to have radical surgery
Speaker 6: on her breast after treatment failed elsewhere, and we proved
Speaker 6: that wrong. They were the same woman who's told our
Speaker 6: treatment doesn't work. She's in remission. That same woman who
Speaker 6: had two skin cancers she was told she had to
Speaker 6: have surgery. She'd refused that surgery too. She now has
Speaker 6: four cancers, two breast cancers and two skin cancers, all
Speaker 6: in remission. So I just want to introduce myself, and
Speaker 6: if you wish to come here, we'll show you plenty
Speaker 6: of examples who wished to call us to get information
Speaker 6: in DVD. We'll be happy to send it to it
Speaker 6: no charge or obligation. I get my phone numbers two
Speaker 6: and two two four six four two three seven. My
Speaker 6: name is doctor Liederman. I want to introduce myself. I
Speaker 6: was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa. I went to
Speaker 6: public school, University MD, real medical doctor MD. I know
Speaker 6: many people go to the doctor. They don't know who's
Speaker 6: seeing them. They don't know if it's a doctor or
Speaker 6: who's seeing him or a doctor's substitute. So many people
Speaker 6: actually don't see doctors anymore. And you might have that experience,
Speaker 6: or you may not even know. Sometimes non doctors introduce
Speaker 6: themselves as doctors when they're not doctors, whoever they are.
Speaker 6: I don't diminish them. I'm just telling you often people
Speaker 6: do not see who they think they're seeing. Except here
Speaker 6: at Radio City, New York, where you're going to see
Speaker 6: a doctor, you're gonna see a real MD, whether it's myself,
Speaker 6: Triple Board certified cancer doctor, doctor Ariel Liederman, illustrious doctor
Speaker 6: board certified, trained at major centers across America, seeing patients,
Speaker 6: seeing patients with cancer newer recurrent cancers. Doctor Ariol Liederman
Speaker 6: trained graduate age twenty MD. So there's three doctor leadermans
Speaker 6: MD at twenty five, myself MD at twenty five. Doctor
Speaker 6: Ted Liederman MD at twenty five. Doctor Ariel Leaderman MD
Speaker 6: at twenty five three. Doctor Leaderman is all MD at
Speaker 6: twenty five. Ariel trained at Illustrious Centers, graduated from one
Speaker 6: of the major medical schools in America, and now is
Speaker 6: working here, board certified, seeing patients, loved by the patients,
Speaker 6: loved by the staff, loved by the patient's families in general.
Speaker 6: So if you're really lucky, you get to see doctor
Speaker 6: Ariel Liederman, a wonderful doctor, thoughtful, compulsive caring, which is
Speaker 6: very very rare in this day and age. I had
Speaker 6: at twenty five. Went on after MD to the University
Speaker 6: of Chicago Michael Reese trained in internal medicine, board certified,
Speaker 6: trained there for three years, treaded thousands of patients with
Speaker 6: medical conditions, then went on to Harvard Medical Schools the
Speaker 6: prestigious Dana Farber Cancers too it. Trained at Dana Farber,
Speaker 6: treated cancer patients three years, board certified, and then at
Speaker 6: Harvard Medical School went on to the Joint Center for
Speaker 6: Radiation Therapy, trained for another three years, board certified, treating
Speaker 6: thousands of patients with radiation, chemo and other methods of treatment.
Speaker 6: And now here in New York for almost forty years,
Speaker 6: and I probably have treated you or your friends, or
Speaker 6: your neighbors or people you don't even know down the street.
Speaker 6: So that's the work that I do, and that's who
Speaker 6: I am. And I'm here on the radio every day,
Speaker 6: and people tune in because they want to learn about
Speaker 6: medical issues, and sometimes there's political medical issues about why
Speaker 6: people get the chemo and the surgery and the radiation
Speaker 6: and all kinds of things. Sometimes it's useful and sometimes
Speaker 6: it's not, and we talk about that. We talk about
Speaker 6: all the options, and here we don't hide anything. You'll
Speaker 6: see the art of radiosurgery on our walls and our
Speaker 6: packages that we send you. You'll see all the options,
Speaker 6: whether it's chemo, immuno therapy, hospice, standard radiation, radiosurgery, surgery.
Speaker 6: You'll learn about all the options, multiple dowity therapy, even
Speaker 6: no therapy. This is the work we do every day
Speaker 6: at thirteen eighty four Broadway. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.
Speaker 6: We do everything we can to be accessible. We're right
Speaker 6: in the heart of New York City. There's fifteen subway
Speaker 6: lines that come to us one, two, three, four, five, six,
Speaker 6: ACEE and QRBDFM seven S and Q So many buses
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Speaker 6: bus every day and there's trains from all the airports,
Speaker 6: so it's super easy. We're in the heart of New
Speaker 6: York City. I believe we're the closest most central cancer
Speaker 6: treatment placed in New York City and we made it
Speaker 6: for you. And one more thing I want to tell
Speaker 6: you is that we're live on the radio, and being
Speaker 6: live that means you any cancer question you have, you're
Speaker 6: welcome to call us at one eight hundred three two
Speaker 6: one zero seven ten. One eight hundred three two one
Speaker 6: zero seven ten. We are live on the radio from
Speaker 6: now till noon one eight hundred three two one zero
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Speaker 6: pm and from three to four pm on WOIR. We're
Speaker 6: also every Saturday on from one pm to two, three
Speaker 6: to four and five to six pm. Every Saturday afternoon
Speaker 6: three big grand shows, and also every night we're on
Speaker 6: every night at midnight. We're on every night at midnight.
Speaker 6: And many people work with doctor Liederman, many people sleep
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Speaker 6: that show. It's one of the most popular shows at
Speaker 6: midnight every night at midnight, so there's lots of ways
Speaker 6: to listen and learn. Just like a doctor becomes a
Speaker 6: doctor going to medical school and learning, you two can
Speaker 6: learn a lot by listening to this show every day,
Speaker 6: or as much as you wish. My name is doctor Liederman,
Speaker 6: Cancer Doctor, thirteen eighty four Broadway. We accept most insurances, Medicare,
Speaker 6: Medicaid phone number two and two choices in digits at
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Speaker 6: We'll be right b.
Speaker 9: It's Johnny Bragg's talking prostate cancer. Twenty years ago. I
Speaker 9: came to doctor Leederman with prostate cancer. It was serious.
Speaker 9: My stepfather died days after prostate surgery. My uncle never
Speaker 9: recovered from prostate surgery. I came to doctor Leiderman with
Speaker 9: prostate cancer and high PSA. Doctor Leederman explained all options,
Speaker 9: shared his and comparison results. I trusted doctor Leederman twenty
Speaker 9: years ago. Today, I trust doctor Leederman even more. My
Speaker 9: prostate cancer is gone, my PSA is zero, my quality
Speaker 9: of life is great. You can trust doctor Leederman too,
Speaker 9: like me, for over twenty years. Call doctor Leederman for
Speaker 9: prostate cancer. Two one two choices. That's two one two choices,
Speaker 9: thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eighth Street in Manhattan.
Speaker 9: Most insurance, Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Call doctor Leederman two and
Speaker 9: two choices.
Speaker 3: It's doctor and with Calvin West singing and writing about
Speaker 3: his cancer treatment.
Speaker 10: I had cancer and my home of the subside at
Speaker 10: the Radio.
Speaker 6: Surgery read.
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Speaker 4: I'm so glad that we do.
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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, 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: Liderman at two and two Choices for a free informative
Speaker 5: booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.
Speaker 6: We're back. I want to talk about a man. He's
Speaker 6: a churchman. He works in church. He lives actually in
Speaker 6: the church. He came with the church people. He's here
Speaker 6: in Manhattan, and he was diagnosed when he had abdomino pain.
Speaker 6: He had abdomino pain, he had a cat scan. He
Speaker 6: had multiple lesions in the liver. He had a cat scan,
Speaker 6: he had a pet scan. He had attempted surgery. They
Speaker 6: tried to open him up and they found that he
Speaker 6: was unresected. But he went to one of the super
Speaker 6: duper hospitals. He has stage four cancer. They really knew
Speaker 6: he had stage four cancer, had multiple lesions in the liver.
Speaker 6: There was no way that in my view, he should
Speaker 6: have had surgery because well, he had stage four cancer
Speaker 6: and they could not remove all the nodules in the liver.
Speaker 6: So they did the surgery and it failed, and he
Speaker 6: had trouble convalescing from the surgery. He was losing weight,
Speaker 6: he had abdominal pain, he had constipation. And he came
Speaker 6: to me after surgery failed at Super Duper General, after
Speaker 6: being told you can have chemo, which you could only
Speaker 6: slow down the cancer for a few weeks or months,
Speaker 6: and he came to me with a gastric cancer spread
Speaker 6: to the liver. Stage four biopsy proven unreceptible. They opened
Speaker 6: them up and they knew that. They really, in my view,
Speaker 6: knew that. There's no way the surgeon didn't know that
Speaker 6: because the first thing was done was the cat scam,
Speaker 6: which showed multiple tumors in the liver. They knew it
Speaker 6: was unreceptible. So why did they do it, Well, you
Speaker 6: tell me, guess why the surgeon opened up the patient
Speaker 6: who they already knew had multiple legions. Take one guess
Speaker 6: and we'll talk about when you come in. So he
Speaker 6: came to me. He came with his church people, and
Speaker 6: I met him and we staged him up. He had
Speaker 6: already had a pet scan, he already had a cat scan,
Speaker 6: he already had a biopsies, He had everything done, even
Speaker 6: already had surgery that was useless. It probably cost somebody,
Speaker 6: probably you and me, fifty thousand dollars and all the
Speaker 6: rest of America. And he came and he wanted to
Speaker 6: know what his options were. He was adamant. He already
Speaker 6: tried surgery. It failed. They wanted to give chemo. He
Speaker 6: knew that chemo usually fails, I mean stage four cancer
Speaker 6: essentially always fails, with a few minor exceptions. And he
Speaker 6: after the informed consent process, he and his church people,
Speaker 6: and he came with a whole delegation from his church.
Speaker 6: So it was very moving. He came with a whole
Speaker 6: delegation from his church. He chose to have radio surgery
Speaker 6: for the cancer in the stomach and cancer in the liver,
Speaker 6: multiple tumors, and somebody will come to and say, oh
Speaker 6: my god, doctor says you can't treat cancer the liver,
Speaker 6: or he can't treat multiple spots. This patient, we treated
Speaker 6: the cancer and the liver and the stomach simultaneously. He
Speaker 6: had metastatic stage four cancer. He was treated some time ago,
Speaker 6: and then he came for a follow up and the
Speaker 6: doctors he went back to the same old hospitale. All
Speaker 6: the cancer's all over the place, and they totally misread
Speaker 6: the images we got new images of him. We even
Speaker 6: used their images and it showed that his cancer is
Speaker 6: incomplete remission. Number one and number two we got old scans.
Speaker 6: Then we've got new scans more recently, and he's still
Speaker 6: in remission after having radio surgery only for his gastric
Speaker 6: cancer that traveled to his liver in multiple spots. So
Speaker 6: I can tell you that he's very happy. His church
Speaker 6: people is very happy. He continues to work in the
Speaker 6: church full time. He's fully active here. He never was
Speaker 6: in the hospital, he never had chemo, he never had
Speaker 6: surgery and a seizure cutting all non invasive treatment with
Speaker 6: invisible beams, something that the chemotherapy that they offered and
Speaker 6: pushed on him could never have done. Something that the
Speaker 6: surgery they did do to him was useless. They cut
Speaker 6: him open, it took him a long time to recuperate,
Speaker 6: and it served no purpose. They didn't even remove one
Speaker 6: dot of cancer. So what a difference it makes, And
Speaker 6: he came here and something else. The doctors over there
Speaker 6: that did the surgery and the doctors who were pushing chemo,
Speaker 6: they never said, hey, we know that surgery is pretty useless.
Speaker 6: We know that chemo only works at best weeks or
Speaker 6: months if at all, and the cancer grows back, why
Speaker 6: don't you go see doctor Liederman. They never told him
Speaker 6: that he and his church people discovered on their own
Speaker 6: through a friend, a friend who listens to the radio
Speaker 6: like you, and maybe you can pass on the information
Speaker 6: to others. Radio listeners save lives, and you have a
Speaker 6: chance to save lives by passing on this information. It
Speaker 6: is so important. That's why we're here to try to
Speaker 6: help people, to help reduce cancer hopefully save lives. Like
Speaker 6: that man who had the prostate cancer treated for glease
Speaker 6: in ten now years later cancer free. That woman who
Speaker 6: had three breast cancers one done super duper failed with surgery,
Speaker 6: chemo radiation in two breast cancers in both breasts right
Speaker 6: and left now cancer free. So there's a big difference
Speaker 6: in where you get treatment, the advice you get, and
Speaker 6: the motivation. And always think about the motivation. What is
Speaker 6: the motivation of the facility and the doctor. Are they
Speaker 6: telling you all the information, they tell you all the options?
Speaker 6: Are they talking only about what they do? So this
Speaker 6: is the work we do, This is why we're on
Speaker 6: the radio. We have lots of information to send you
Speaker 6: in call us today, or any day you want, day
Speaker 6: or night two and two choices two and two two four, six,
Speaker 6: forty two thirty seven. My name is doctor Liederman, and
Speaker 6: I want to talk to you about another patient who
Speaker 6: came to me. This is a patient who had cancer.
Speaker 6: He had a prostate cancer nearly ten years ago, and
Speaker 6: he had a high risk prostate cancer. He's born in
Speaker 6: New York City. Excuse me, he came on his own.
Speaker 6: He had a glease in seven cancer and multiple cores.
Speaker 6: Gleasing seven is how the cancer looks on the microscope.
Speaker 6: Gleason seven is a more aggressive cancer, and his PSA
Speaker 6: was twelve. Remember PSA is that blood test. Normal PSA
Speaker 6: is four, And lots of people say they listened to
Speaker 6: the show, but they somehow don't hear the message that
Speaker 6: PSA more than four is considered abnormal. If you have
Speaker 6: a biopsy with PSA four, there's a twenty five percent
Speaker 6: chance of having cancer. Even PSA three has about a
Speaker 6: twenty percent chance of having cancer. So if someone's telling you, oh,
Speaker 6: don't worry about it, you're already too old or too
Speaker 6: fat or too skinny, or too tall or too short
Speaker 6: or whatever, he may want to come and get a
Speaker 6: second opinion. This man came. He came sixty seven years old,
Speaker 6: he had no child children, had high blood pressure, he
Speaker 6: had prostatism asthma. He's on medication, and he had a
Speaker 6: biopsy's showing prostate cancer with multiple cores showing glease in
Speaker 6: seven cancer. He had an MRI of the prostate. We
Speaker 6: showed PI red five. So there's almost always scales and reasons,
Speaker 6: and MRI is usually done for men with prostate cancer.
Speaker 6: MRI shows the extent often not always in the prostate
Speaker 6: and where the cancer's leaving the prostate are going to
Speaker 6: the semino vesicles or going outside the capsule, or even
Speaker 6: to the lymphonotes. So he had a PI red five
Speaker 6: because of the aggression of the cancer by imaging it.
Speaker 6: Had a biopsy a year before. So this is a
Speaker 6: perfect instance. He had a biopsy a year before. He
Speaker 6: could have said, Hey, I've already had a biopsy. He
Speaker 6: wasn't cancer. I don't worry. Well, often there's better biopsies,
Speaker 6: and there's different kinds of biopsies. And we often talked
Speaker 6: to men about the different kinds of biopsies. And I
Speaker 6: often see that men are not informed about the different
Speaker 6: kinds of prostate biopsies that are available to them. So
Speaker 6: he had one biopsy a year before he came to
Speaker 6: me negative and then they had a repeat biopsy positive.
Speaker 6: Why because of a better biopsy. There's different kinds of biopsies.
Speaker 6: Patient came to me with pain in the penis for
Speaker 6: three years. He was waking up to yeurine. He was
Speaker 6: on medications for that. He'd lost some weight. He went
Speaker 6: from two ten to two five. He's six feet period,
Speaker 6: and he had operations. He had two prostate biopsies. He
Speaker 6: was circumcised. He was seen at one of the big
Speaker 6: hospitals for abdominal pain and I examined him. He had
Speaker 6: a large prostate, a large prostate gleas in seven. As
Speaker 6: his PSA went all the way up to twelve, went
Speaker 6: from four to six to seven to twelve. So the
Speaker 6: cancer was progressing. And there's something called PSA velocity, how
Speaker 6: fast the PSA has So he had a Gleason seven cancer.
Speaker 6: He had a PSA that was changing. He went from
Speaker 6: four to six to twelve. So at PSA velocity, PSA
Speaker 6: twelve is high. Normal PSA is considered four, but he
Speaker 6: can have a cancer even lower than that. And his
Speaker 6: memri pyrid five. And furthermore, I should tell you that
Speaker 6: he was diagnosed and treated eight years ago, so people
Speaker 6: would like to know, Hey, he's your treatment durable. And
Speaker 6: I will tell you that in general, our treatment is
Speaker 6: very durable. So for this man, he was treated eight
Speaker 6: years ago. His PSA is now zero. He's very happy,
Speaker 6: he's doing well. His sex life works, his urinary life works.
Speaker 6: He got no hormones, no surgery, no cutting. This is
Speaker 6: the work we do. It was all out patient therapy.
Speaker 6: He walked in the door, he got treatment, walked out
Speaker 6: the door, and that was it. He was able to
Speaker 6: work and carry on his normal life. Every day of
Speaker 6: treatment when we're up in many hours. We're uping from
Speaker 6: six thirty in the morning till six at night to
Speaker 6: accommodate people. Were located in the heart of New York City,
Speaker 6: close to most subways, buses, trains make it easy to commute.
Speaker 6: So it's so easy and so accessible. And of course
Speaker 6: we take most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. This is the work
Speaker 6: we do. So another happy patient doing great after radio surgery.
Speaker 6: This is the work we do every day. My name's
Speaker 6: doctor Liederman. We'll be right.
Speaker 9: Back numbers mean much to me because of prostate cancer.
Speaker 9: I'm Johnny Bragg's. The number two for my stepfather who
Speaker 9: died of prostate cancer and my uncle who suffered so
Speaker 9: much after prostate cancer surgery. The number fifteen fifteen years
Speaker 9: since doctor Leederman's successful treatment of my prostate cancer. The
Speaker 9: number zero, which is my PSA zero after doctor Leederman's
Speaker 9: successful prostate cancer treatment. What every man wants The numbers
Speaker 9: one two important for every man with prostate cancer. One
Speaker 9: getting the most successful treatment, two avoiding radical robotic surgery,
Speaker 9: three keeping sexual functions. Four maintain in urinary control. Call
Speaker 9: my doctor Liederman two and two choices, two and two
Speaker 9: choices to consider his prostate cancer treatment for you. Most
Speaker 9: insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty
Speaker 9: eighth Call two on two choices for prostate cancer treatment.
Speaker 9: Call doctor Liederman two one two choices. I'm glad I did.
Speaker 9: You'll be number one with doctor Liderman.
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 bowl 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 Liderman 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 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: on 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 Leiderman,
Speaker 5: the leading cancer expert, treats 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 called doctor
Speaker 5: Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative
Speaker 5: booklet and DVD. Hey doctor Liederman, We're back.
Speaker 6: We're back. I want to talk about a fifty eight
Speaker 6: year old woman. She's actually anesthesiologist. She came with a
Speaker 6: brain tumor. She came last year with a glioblastoma, which
Speaker 6: is one of the worst kinds of brain tumors. She
Speaker 6: got confused, she was driving, she got lost. She had
Speaker 6: left sided weakness of her face and arm. She went
Speaker 6: to the one of the big hospitals. She was found
Speaker 6: of a mass in her brain. It was five centimeters.
Speaker 6: She had surgery there, was found to have glioblastoma. She
Speaker 6: was placed on decadron. She was given Kepra for seizures.
Speaker 6: She had headaches and weakness, and she decided to have
Speaker 6: a biopsy and surgery. She went elsewhere for surgery. She
Speaker 6: went to a second super duper hospital for surgery, and
Speaker 6: then she went to a third super duper for radiation
Speaker 6: and it didn't work. She had come to us, but
Speaker 6: she walked away from us. She didn't want to come
Speaker 6: for whatever reason. The commute or so on was too
Speaker 6: far for her. And now she's come back. Guess why
Speaker 6: she's come back now because all that treatment, it's super
Speaker 6: duper general. The biopsy, the surgery, the chemo, the radiation
Speaker 6: did not work. And now this Anta caesiologist. So she's
Speaker 6: a healthcare professional. She's very smart. It's a right sided tumor,
Speaker 6: so her dominant hemisphere is the left side, and it's
Speaker 6: still working. She's very articulate, but she has a weakness
Speaker 6: on her left side or left face or left arm.
Speaker 6: And she comes with her husband, both very articulate. She
Speaker 6: was born in Haiti, smart people, and she was told
Speaker 6: elsewhere she can't have more radiation and they wanted to
Speaker 6: give her treatment. It hasn't worked. Actually, none of the
Speaker 6: treatment works. She had timidar should have asted, she had
Speaker 6: standard radiations, she had surgery and it did not work.
Speaker 6: And now she's losing strength in her right leg. She
Speaker 6: just had it scan several weeks ago. She's now losing
Speaker 6: more strength than weeks in her right leg. She was
Speaker 6: weak on her left side and she's leaking urine. She's
Speaker 6: also signed off on a corpus colossum involvements, so further
Speaker 6: involvement of the brain just in weeks. So she's deteriorating dramatically.
Speaker 6: She came to us. She was told elsewhere, you can't
Speaker 6: have repeat radiation. That was the same thing the woman
Speaker 6: with three breast cancers was told, you can't have repeat radiation.
Speaker 6: We put together a program. We try to put together
Speaker 6: a program for salvage treatment, for second line treatment. And
Speaker 6: this is the work we do. By the way, we're
Speaker 6: the first. I'm the first doctor to perform radio surgery
Speaker 6: in New York. I've been added since nineteen eighty six
Speaker 6: years of experienced thousands of patients treated over decades, about
Speaker 6: four decades of thousands of patients, with probably the most experienced,
Speaker 6: the longest experience in New York City, the first with
Speaker 6: brain radio surgery, the first with fraction of brain radio
Speaker 6: surgery in New York. When all the other hospitals and
Speaker 6: centers and radiation places were saying, oh, we'll just do
Speaker 6: standard stuff and radiate your healthy brain, they didn't say
Speaker 6: that that's what they were doing. Doctor Leedhaman was first
Speaker 6: to understand it's better to have focused treatment on the
Speaker 6: brain tumor with cancer like gleoblastomas or astrocytomas or metastasis.
Speaker 6: Metastasis or cancers that travel to the brain are also
Speaker 6: benign tumors like pituitary tumors and meningeomas and acoustic neuromas.
Speaker 6: You're the largest experiencing acoustic neuromas with high success where
Speaker 6: we treat the brain tumor all non invasively, with no
Speaker 6: cutting and no bleeding. This is the work we do.
Speaker 6: And again we have information to send you. We have
Speaker 6: booklets about brain tumors, and it's best to meet in person.
Speaker 6: Like this woman, she now understands why it's so important
Speaker 6: to have a doctor with experience, who has more experience.
Speaker 6: She went to someplace else. It was close to home,
Speaker 6: it was convenient, but the treatment didn't work. The surgery
Speaker 6: didn't work, the chemo didn't work. Nothing worked, and now
Speaker 6: she's back to get what we hope is better treatment,
Speaker 6: more successful treatment for her recurrent glioblastoma. About a man
Speaker 6: who's from Dominican Republic, forty eight years old. He's a
Speaker 6: Hispanic man only forty eight years old. He came to
Speaker 6: us with a T one see prostate cancer glease in
Speaker 6: seven PSA five point zero five. And again he was
Speaker 6: sent by a surgeon who hates to do surgery. This
Speaker 6: sergeant hates to do surgery and prostate cancer because he
Speaker 6: knows most men end up impotent, unable to have erections,
Speaker 6: unable to have his actual intercourse, normally spontaneously leaking urine,
Speaker 6: shortening the penis. The surgeon knew it, and the sergeant
Speaker 6: recommended the patient come here. And he came here nearly
Speaker 6: ten years ago. He was one hundred and ninety four
Speaker 6: pounds five to ten. He never smoked, he never did anything.
Speaker 6: There's lots of cancer in the black community and in
Speaker 6: the a Spanish community, especially in the communities from a
Speaker 6: Caribbean area. Examined him at a large prostate He was
Speaker 6: treated nearly ten years ago. And why are we talking
Speaker 6: abou him today? Well, guess why he's cancer free. Comes
Speaker 6: for a checkups. People ask hey, doctor Liederman, how do
Speaker 6: you follow patients. We follow patients, all our patients, all
Speaker 6: our patients are invited here for checkups, blood tests and imaging,
Speaker 6: whatever is needed. And this is the work we do.
Speaker 6: This man is so happy. Nearly a decade later, cancer free.
Speaker 6: His sex life works, his urinary life works, is on
Speaker 6: no medications. He is so pleased to be ten years
Speaker 6: out from an aggressive cancer. This is the work we
Speaker 6: do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. I when
Speaker 6: I have another man sixty seven years old, born in
Speaker 6: New York. He's single. He came with his girlfriend. His
Speaker 6: high blood pressure, he had diabetes, He was on a
Speaker 6: zimbic and he was found to have a colon cancer
Speaker 6: diagnosed just this month. He had an MRI of the
Speaker 6: prostate MRI. Prostate was done for a PSA four point one.
Speaker 6: He had an MRI showing a pirate one, but he
Speaker 6: has a high PSA, so he needs to be evaluated
Speaker 6: for the prostate. He also was found to have a
Speaker 6: recto mass, so he had a recto mass on the
Speaker 6: prostate MRI. So he went in for one thing. He
Speaker 6: was found to have another thing and he had a
Speaker 6: recto cancer. The first colonoscopy of his life. When we
Speaker 6: talk about this, basically every program colonoscopies can save your life,
Speaker 6: save your quality of life. If he had colonoscopies on
Speaker 6: a regular basis, he most likely would not have had
Speaker 6: this rectal cancer or would have been diagnosed early on.
Speaker 6: The eurologists saw him. He never did the biops even
Speaker 6: though his PSA was high, he never had a PET scan.
Speaker 6: We recommended it. He didn't know what a pet scan was.
Speaker 6: No one even talked to him about pet scan. He
Speaker 6: lost a lot of weight. It could well be for
Speaker 6: a mozimbic, but he also could well be from this
Speaker 6: rectal cancer. His way, he went from two thirty five
Speaker 6: to one ninety six. He lost forty pounds. He's five
Speaker 6: 't ten. He's the next smoker. And he came to me.
Speaker 6: He had a palpable mass in the rectum, he had
Speaker 6: nodal involvement, he had questionable other abnormalities. Is a question
Speaker 6: of a lymph node in the chest. His PSA was
Speaker 6: four point one four. He understands he has about a
Speaker 6: twenty five percent chance of ying prostate cancer, and this
Speaker 6: is the work we do. So I arranged for a
Speaker 6: biopsy of his rectum. We had arranged for a PET
Speaker 6: scan and cancer markers, and this is the work we
Speaker 6: do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway for rectal cancer.
Speaker 6: Not every person wants surgery and chemo. Some people do,
Speaker 6: some people don't. This is the choices we give to
Speaker 6: every patient. We talk about all the options, and people
Speaker 6: like to know the options. This is the work we
Speaker 6: do every day. And we talking about a woman who
Speaker 6: came to me sixty six years old from Barbados. She
Speaker 6: has four children, She has diabetes, high blood pressure, and
Speaker 6: she thought she had fullness in her left neck in
Speaker 6: a superclavicular area. She had an ultrasound, she had a
Speaker 6: thyroid lesion, but it wasn't a serious thyroid lesion. And
Speaker 6: then I asked her, Hey, have you had mammograms. No,
Speaker 6: she hadn't had mammograms, even though her mother had breast cancer,
Speaker 6: her sisters, two sisters had breast cancer, and an aunt
Speaker 6: had breast cancer. You think, wow, she'd be the first
Speaker 6: person to get a breast cancer with four close relatives
Speaker 6: all hewing breast cancer. So we worked up the superclivicular area.
Speaker 6: We asked her mammograms and we found cancer of the breast.
Speaker 6: And she had Doctor Carsnoman situ DCIS in her breast
Speaker 6: six years ago, and she had mammograms, she had ultrasounds,
Speaker 6: she had biopsy proven cancer. She was encouraged to be
Speaker 6: seen by surgery in medical oncology, and she came here.
Speaker 6: She was treated here for her breast cancer with no surgery,
Speaker 6: no cutting, no chemo, no hormones, and is now six
Speaker 6: years later cancer free. This is the work we do.
Speaker 6: We have lots of information, lots of experience about breast cancer,
Speaker 6: often women shows, non invasive treatment, now cutting, no bleeding,
Speaker 6: no chemo, but all the options are available. My name
Speaker 6: is doctor Liederman. It's always best to investigate and come
Speaker 6: in person. Call us at two and two choices. Accept
Speaker 6: most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.
Speaker 5: Thanks for tuning in to the Radio Surgery Hour with
Speaker 5: doctor Gil Leiderman and myself. If you have questions before
Speaker 5: next week's show or want a free informative booklet and DVD,
Speaker 5: just contact doctor Liederman at two one two choices. That's
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Speaker 2: For cancer treatment, most prefer effective, non invasive, well tolerated,
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Speaker 6: That there can.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Leiderman, Cancer Treatment thirteen eighty four Broadway.
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