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oh ok.

Still see my transplant team, 33 years SPK.

I had a brain surgery and i woke up middle of the surgery ! There was no pain atall! 😮

How much get to donate my liver

Developing brain cancer is one of my irrational fears. Not that it's impossible, just that I have no reason to suspect it. This video made me lesson that fear a bit. Not that it's less likely, but if it were to happen god forbid, that it wouldn't be an immediate life is over moment.

I have a new Siamese that I’m training to be a therapy cat. He is so well mannered and gentle. Looking forward to brightening everyone’s day.🎉

I first saw this video several years ago and it instantly clicked with me. I was like “This!! I want to do this!!!” I went from someone who wanted to show off my talent to the world to someone who wanted to share it with those who may need it. My desire for that only grew as I began to struggle with a myriad of mental and physical health problems. Present time, I’m in college majoring in music therapy. Thank you for inspiring me.

Northern Ireland.I had high blood pressure for 10+years 2021 I checked my blood pressure and it was 194.in2022 I had a heart attack age 44. 2024 I got my adrenal glan and a benign tumor removed.

Looks like i have found my dream job 🥹

When my stared in waterpolo the teams were coed the girls were ruthless.

Wonderful story. SPK transplant by Dr. Melzer & Dr. Stock 33 years.

Awesomeness!!!!❤✨💫🙏🏾

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man wish they would bring cats to my hospital they have therapy dogs which is cool but ya kno

Love this especially wit Dr Vanloon the best doctor around ❤

بس طلاب ست مريم موجودين بهل فيديو 😅😔

OMG, life changing ❤

Thank you for sharing your story. God is good

I see with a lot of people that they tend to go into a career that one of their family members were in.

Amazing I really respect neuro surgeons as I'm so interested in the brain 😊

In ,2020 during COVID-19 virus caused my heart palpitations and I found out I have heart failure in my heart and a small blood clot traveled to my head. A small blood clot was disolved by TPA drug. Now my heart is a little bit better than in 2020. And I be getting ready to have ICD this year.

There doing a deep brain stimulation while simultaneously removing a tumor

I've worked with Dr. Maker and others on this team, and they're like this in real life too, I can attest!

I honestly suppose that it feels horrible when people are born profoundly deaf 🧏‍♂️ 🧏‍♂️ 🧏 🧏 🧏‍♀️ 🧏‍♀️ in one 1️⃣ ☝️ to two 2️⃣ ears 👂 👂 because they can’t hear 👂 👂 well. I think 🤔 that Sage hearing loss is profound 🧐 in both ears 👂 👂 is worse than mine. My hearing loss is moderate. 👍

Dr Harrison saved my twin brothers life 42 years ago. Thanks UCSF team.

My friends is alive today due to UCSF - Amazing place. No! I really mean that! Beyond Amazing.

God love you little one and keep you safe, I am 64 had my bladder removed in November 2022 took some getting used to but no more pain, so that’s great, you are a very brave girl ❤

Dear Dr. Corvera. I wanted to let you know how happy I am that you operated on me (liver surgery) almost 12 years ago. Thank you, Sir. Thank you and the staff, nurses, and everyone who helped me get back to life and live as long as I have so far. I appreciate you all VERY MUCH. I simply can't find the right words to show my gratitude to you. We love and respect you SO MUCH.

I love this! Happy Holidays!

Love this video, thank you

Awwwwwwwwwwwwww soooooooooooooo very cute

great guy!

Making spirits bright! A most worthy cause! Thank you so much for everything you do!

I like the cat that walks around the hospice ward at this one hospital! He can tell when the patient is going to pass away and he goes and spends the last hours of their lives with them. People think it is upsetting and terrifying that the cat just shows up a few hours before a patient’s death with unbelievable accuracy… However all the people he visits are old and he somehow manages to get them to peacefully accept their final stage of life when he appears! He doesn’t leave their side until they pass and they are almost always happy when they see him because they know they’re not going to die alone.

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I am running to see you, Dr. Nguyen if I ever have heart issue.

Cat knows his worth. Getting rolled all over the place just so people can see him Yea he knows he’s important this Duke is really a King

How about a day in the life of a non-surgical specialty? Show us medicine folks some love!

You Sir, are what all Physicians should strive to be! You remind me of my own Surgical Oncologist in Arlington Tx, Dr. Adewuni Ojo! She’s fantastic at what she does and also has a heart of gold! I don’t know how she does it, but I don’t even need Tylenol after surgery! I’m going to be having a prophylactic bilateral mastectomy because I’m BRCA1+. I’ve had 2 tumors in 2 years that have been surgically removed, both benign! I have total faith in her ability!

My cousin had the same cancer as the guy in the video. Started in the colon with Mets to the liver. Chemo, Dendritic Cell Vaccines, and Y90 Radiation sadly failed and we lost her 2 years ago at the age of 47. My cousin went to MD Anderson and didn’t care for them at all! She went to Mexico for some of the treatment and she loved the doctors there!

One issue with surgical oncology is that it is very rarely curative, it is normally palliative in nature. Delicate balance in treating the disease and the patient's quality of life. ❤

very inspiring! hope this series will also feature the other healthcare professionals such as nurses and pharmacists

Jeez this video made me tear up. Oncology Surgery is a cool specialty. IDK if i could deal with the heartbreak of losing someone though.