Day in the life of a doctor - coronavirus night shift (neurosurgery) 

May you please make a video on the treatment of glioblastoma multiforme?

Much respect to you. You have to be under constant stress as a neurosurgeon. How do you handle stress? Please eat healthier. While the burger looked good, that will clog your arteries. How do you relax? What are your hobbies? Are you glad you became a neurosurgeon? I enjoy your videos and your humble nature.

I’d love to see a video about the pros and cons of the neurosurgery, what advice would you give to a student who is interested in this field?

What about your journey through medschool up till now? I'm a medstudent and an aspiring neurosurgeon! :) love your vids so much btw!

Was Neurologist a realistic option for you if you could not do neurosurgery? Presumably you learn the same type of biology and it sounds like interventionalist neurology has procedures similar to neurosurgery?

Thank you and you too!

Daniel Cedillo actually, the brain is part of the BODY.

@Daniel Cedillo You don't have to do internships in anything but neurosurgery, because it is counterproductive, since you will only learn ill-fitting surgical techniques and movement in other specialties. At least in my country; I know the US does things differently. Only neuroradiology internship makes sense.

@Fry 18 Most programs include general surgery, though

@Fry 18 Just googled quickly and you're wrong, actually. Just google neurosurgery residency intern year. Check the programs and tell me again there is no intern year in the US and no other surgical subspecialties.

I think he said, “cut a body up”, implying that he looked like he was covering up a murder or something.

I'm glad you like them!

Same 😁

same

your dreams are stupid

@@cantthinkofname9195 uh ok

Lol absolutely

Hahah probably!

Congratulations to your brother this looks like a great career and I plan to try to get into it.

Glad they're helpful!

Ohhh good luck. Finding your ikigai!

how did you transfer to med? I'm in a similar situation. Did you have a chemistry a level?

Thank you I'm glad you enjoy them!

Covid surg is recruiting at most major hospitals worldwide!

Will do!

How long after injury can one get this done

Good luck!

@@Brainbook Thank you so much!

Coffee is my love lol

I'm really not but thank you!

Glad you like them!

Average Newt613 I’m 14 too! And I also want to become a neurosurgeon 😋

You can do it :)

Brainbook Lets hope so!

Odepskie I’m majoring in neuroscience!! Why did u chose to pursue PhD

@@drurvapatel Hello! Its actually a long story!! haha but I can share it to you if you want! visit my IG @itsoyen.ph or my ytc @itsoyen.ph

In currently in my 5th year of residency (out of 8). I go into year 6 in August. We usually do at least one year of subspecialty fellowship after that too.

Very interesting name . I met someone with the same name and his long version is yahooditya.

Glad it's helpful!

No it's microscopic!

A couple of the anaesthetists have an aeropress and it looks v cool. I never got into Moka pots but I love a good Turkish coffee on the stove!

Haha yes

There's a video on this on the channel!

Thank you!

Bailey and Nelson. And thank you!

It's a pleasure!

Sometimes that can happen. Especially when we dont look after ourselves!

It's a pleasure

S K This isn’t doctor-specific accommodation. This is an emergency situation so they’ve literally had to repurpose the nearby university’s student accommodation (which is of course not going to be fancy) just so the doctors don’t end up being delayed commuting to the hospital due to the reduced transport. Under normal circumstances, a doctor wouldn’t need to sleep next to the hospital for multiple days before a night shift. Sure, it would be nice for 5* hotels to be booked for the doctors, but the NHS doesn’t exactly have that much money to rent rooms for the tens of thousands of staff members across the country that would need overnight accommodation

should be booked into a very quiet hotel.

Louise W ik man, relax. But it doesn’t change the fact the NHS treats its doctors poorly.

Davetg01 they only get sleep sometimes and if there’s an emergency they won’t get there in time

STL LCB no

Will do! ViolinMD style.

@@Brainbook Having Spina Bifida & being around hospital so much makes me more interested in the nuts & bolts details, maybe I'm strange...

We are an acute spinal cord injury unit!

@@Brainbook How about doing a tutorial on ASIA scoring for starters or what lesion level controls what function, incomplete vs incomplete, surgical & non surgical methods of preventing loss of function, that should be enough topic ideas to keep you going:)

Interesting question. In certain surgery specialty’s they go non stop. My uncle is a dr at Yale and when he’s on the service he works everyday and very long hours. He’s on subatical now

They must have a tumor affecting their motor function... and hit the thumbs-down button by mistake. It’s the only logical explanation.

Hello Bea! What kind of video?

@@Brainbook Hey :) just about types of brain tumors , maybe more common ones? How you deal with them? Thoughts on them? Treatments such as gamma knife ect . My dad has a grade 4 glioblastoma ( not to burden you with that info of course and yes, I'm fully aware it's terminal.) and I'd just love to know your thoughts on everything really 😅( when you have time of course) :)

I'm sorry about your dad. We will be doing a video on cyberknife therapy soon. Will work on a format for explaining the different tumours!

@@Brainbook fabulous thank you! Stay safe 😊

Idk why i read that very nice in borat's voice

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YvK27AeZFqA.html Here you go!

No. They are also on call but not in the hospital over night

Victor Horsley!

Wow!