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I never looked at 30 as being middle-aged.

The Pickling Salt aisle of the grocery store? 😆Thanks for the video. Just had surgery yesterday.

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Thank you Dr Santaralli , you are an exceptional and kindly of Surgeon. Am grateful for your kindness and compassion. Thanks. Fatima

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Truly amazing job.

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how about all the thick bone that was grinded ? is it going to grow back ?

An MRI just found a 4mm microadenoma on my pituitary. I am scared about surgery but the gamma knife seems way better. I can’t afford downtime at all.

I had this surgery but my surgery can close my bite

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Wonderful job!

I have had essential tremors . Since I was about 20 . I am 63 now , it's embarrassing vàs my hands shake really bad at times . It's a nightmare when I am drinking tea 🍵, as I spill most of it .

Amazing work as always

Excellent surgery, thank you for sharing

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The future looks very bright for this technology.

I love science, medicine and doctors!!

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Amazing job

Very instructive and frank. Thank you

I recently had surgery on March 27th and was activated April 9th. Its been about a few weeks and I'm able to hear speech and pretty much can understand what is being said without issue. Trying to use the phone is my biggest challenge right now. Music right now doesn't sound as it should. With me not even being activated a full month yet I find my progress to be well ahead of where I should be. I think within next 5 or so months I should be back to normal hearing with this implant.

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VV compressed scalene and longus colli muscles. IJV compressed stylohyoid muscle and transverse processes of the atlas. For more information, follow the link (community), in the comments of multiple sclerosis, there is a link to the pdf. As a result, we have throbosis of the subclavian vein and brachiocephalic vein due to mechanical damage to the TOS. Compression of two IJVs and dynamic compression of the vertebral veins gives us a TIA. In this case, the vertebral artery is very unlikely to compress after physical exertion; there is a vertebral plexus of veins around the artery, and it is softer, so it will compress them. Also the web of the VV muscles of the neck.

I will have a double jaw surgery tmr

Suboccipital victory

Truly amazing once again great work Doc

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VV compressed scalene and longus colli muscles. IJV compressed stylohyoid muscle and transverse processes of the atlas

As a result, we have throbosis of the subclavian vein and brachiocephalic vein due to mechanical damage to the TOS. Compression of two IJVs and dynamic compression of the vertebral veins gives us a TIA. In this case, the vertebral artery is very unlikely to compress after physical exertion; there is a vertebral plexus of veins around the artery, and it is softer, so it will compress them. Also the web of the VV muscles of the neck.

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I am being put on wait list to have this done for head, left and right upper extremities and bilateral lower extremities and I am curious to how lead will be put in for this for multiple extremities

I love neurosurgery

Nice demonstration sir

I'm just a regular guy. The most experience I've had with surgery was being a veterinary assistant for 10 years so I guess I know more than your average layman but wow was this procedure mind blowingly amazing! Phenomenal job guys!

thank you. i have an appt in two weeks time in Phx

Dr. Andrew Little is a world class neurosurgeon. He performed a Pituitary Macro-adenectomy on me (my second) in July of 2022. My outcome turned out better than expected or predicted. I am grateful. His follow up, not so much. Never had any with he or his staff. Dr. Kevin Yuen, featured in this video, is also world class. I am confident in saying that he is one of the world's leading authorities on pituitary tumors and disorders. I am also grateful for his ongoing care. I am a Nurse and I highly recommend Barrow Neurological Institute.