You all asked for more surgical videos, well here you go!! This is a 4 part surgical video where you will spend the entire day with me in surgery. Like. Subscribe. Enjoy!
I personally love learning from your content, thanks for putting such effort into it. I am a Health Lawyer who assists doctors when they face various claims, complaints, and investigations. I am confident that your ability to explain complex things in simple ways and your calming bedside manner will serve you well (and avoid you needing the regular assistance of someone like me!). I would love to see a video on how you handle complications and reassuring patients who suffer unexpected outcomes.
Love the content, great presentation here of what the morning of surgery looks like. I love your approach to patient education, and to UA-cam education as well! So happy to see a creator focusing on legit content. Thank you for keeping it real…so real it takes me back to my residency days when I used to do these too. Hope the case went well!
Current physical therapist here I appreciate you a lot and all the hard work and educational tips you add into your videos🙏🏽we need more advocates and motivators like you man
I will be starting an MD program this fall, and I just wanted to let you know that your videos were a big inspiration for me as a non-traditional. I am trying not to be biased before matriculation, but I want to pursue a career as an orthopedic spine surgeon given my exposure to that field over the years, and your videos over the years have also been a part of my decision to pursue that passion. Thanks for the quality work, and I can't wait to see the next part!
Doc, just wanted to say thanks for all of the incredible content. I’ve been watching you for years, and you are a true inspiration. Like you, I’m a veteran. I was a military medic in fact. Well, I just found out on Monday that I’ve been accepted into medical school! Thanks again for everything you are doing for your patients and our education. Keep it up!
I have tremendous respect that your content has shown both ends of the spectrum, where not too long ago you made the video about possibly leaving medicine and keeping it real with how you were feeling, to now giving positive updates and progressively advancing your videos. Congratulations on everything thus far and keep up the great work.
Patient education is a top priority. Completely agree with you! So important to simplify the ins and outs of what we do so everyone is on the same page!
I will be in that operating room on August 31, 2023. I watched this 4 part video and found it to be very informative. I look forward to getting this done and prayerfully this will diminish much of my pain. The sciatica and lower back pain is debilitating and has made walking difficult. Thank you Dr Webb! Can't wait to get this done and over with.
I am having L-4 to S-1 on August 8, 2023. I also have debilitating back pain and leg and foot tingling and numbness. I cannot even go for a walk anymore. Best wishes!
I can honestly say that patients appreciate it when surgeons take the time to educate and answer questions. Helps to see the surgeon and anesthesiologist right before the surgery. ;)
I'm currently a nursing student I have always wanted to be a surgeon. Everytime I watch Dr. Webb's videos I always feel some sense of motivation. I'll finish nursing and my prerequisites to get into medical school.
As a MRI tech its awesome to be able to see the process of this anterior fusion and why its done. I scan many patients with fusions and it helps me also see what the patients go threw. Thanks for this amazing content! . If I had the time or if I could go back , becoming a surgeon would be on top of my list .
I'm getting ready for a Friday 6/3 surgery on L2 L3, L5 S1. I trust my surgeon to do this perfectly. Thank you for all the prep and knowing what to ask.
Finally i got my done after a year on waiting list here in Australia they did L4 and L5 S1 it has been 6 days now after surgery i went to walk every morning my legs still very sore didn't improve that much i hope it will get better the time go by thanks for for sharing your knowledge DR now I know what they did to me 😂
Hello Dr. Webb. I just graduated with my BA in Psyc and my dream is to literally be an Orthopedic Spine Surgeon. I simply don't have the courses I needed in undergrad and I can't get into debt in medical school. Right now I'm tryna find a way to get a job maybe to pay for like a pre-med post-bac then head to military medical school, idk yet lol. But really I have been watching you for years, I love your videos. Amazing work , amazing journey. You really are my favorite youtuber and doctor and I hope and pray that one day I'll be doing what your doing. Have a great day!!
Love your videos going into college this fall and probably going to choose a premed major because of you, you’ve made me very interested in ortho and medicine in general as well as how anyone can be successful you just may have to work harder
For a guy who plays contact sports, although qualified for a disc replacement, is the fusion on the l5-s1 a better way to go? And does it make a more significant difference putting posterior screws than just the regular ones from the anterior fusion?
Hi Dr. Webb! Would love to know the difference between neuro spine surgery and orthopedic spine surgery. And are there any operations you do that requires a neuro spine surgeon?
Hey Doctor! I know an ALIF only gets about 90 percent of the disc because of the frontal approach. What happens to that remaining bit of disc? Can't it still be compressed on the nerve? Will it eventually erode/absorb?
I assume that a vascular surgeon does the anterior exposure. Because of the potential for serious blood loss from major vessels, is it typical to use a Cordis +/- an art line in these cases? What is a typical estimated blood loss? And are cell savers used typically? Having been in the OR for over 1,000
Sorry, over 1,000 surgeries-mostly gen surgery trauma, cardiac, and neuro (brain) surgeries, I have not yet seen an ALIF. Do you typically monitor SSEP?
Hello dear Dr Antonio My name is Mohammed Eid ,i'm orthopedic surgeon from Syria ,because of war in my country since 10 years a go i lost my skills, would you please help my to com to USA to learn from you spin surgery's. Please help me if that available I appreciate you sir .
You all asked for more surgical videos, well here you go!! This is a 4 part surgical video where you will spend the entire day with me in surgery.
Like. Subscribe. Enjoy!
Thank you Dr. Webb!
Love this so much
i love OR STUFF ALL THAT MAN
I personally love learning from your content, thanks for putting such effort into it.
I am a Health Lawyer who assists doctors when they face various claims, complaints, and investigations. I am confident that your ability to explain complex things in simple ways and your calming bedside manner will serve you well (and avoid you needing the regular assistance of someone like me!).
I would love to see a video on how you handle complications and reassuring patients who suffer unexpected outcomes.
Love the content, great presentation here of what the morning of surgery looks like. I love your approach to patient education, and to UA-cam education as well! So happy to see a creator focusing on legit content. Thank you for keeping it real…so real it takes me back to my residency days when I used to do these too. Hope the case went well!
both of you are my inspiration in the way. keep making videos to make our dreams up✌
Current physical therapist here I appreciate you a lot and all the hard work and educational tips you add into your videos🙏🏽we need more advocates and motivators like you man
Thanks, Joshua!!
Is PT needed 6wks after surgery
Looking to have this surgery done 2024 L4-5.
@@arizona4u159 Typically yes, just depends on how well you recover right after the surgery.
I will be starting an MD program this fall, and I just wanted to let you know that your videos were a big inspiration for me as a non-traditional. I am trying not to be biased before matriculation, but I want to pursue a career as an orthopedic spine surgeon given my exposure to that field over the years, and your videos over the years have also been a part of my decision to pursue that passion. Thanks for the quality work, and I can't wait to see the next part!
Doc, just wanted to say thanks for all of the incredible content. I’ve been watching you for years, and you are a true inspiration.
Like you, I’m a veteran. I was a military medic in fact. Well, I just found out on Monday that I’ve been accepted into medical school!
Thanks again for everything you are doing for your patients and our education. Keep it up!
Thomas, thank you!! And congrats on your acceptance 🎉🎊
I have tremendous respect that your content has shown both ends of the spectrum, where not too long ago you made the video about possibly leaving medicine and keeping it real with how you were feeling, to now giving positive updates and progressively advancing your videos. Congratulations on everything thus far and keep up the great work.
Patient education is a top priority. Completely agree with you! So important to simplify the ins and outs of what we do so everyone is on the same page!
I will be in that operating room on August 31, 2023. I watched this 4 part video and found it to be very informative. I look forward to getting this done and prayerfully this will diminish much of my pain. The sciatica and lower back pain is debilitating and has made walking difficult. Thank you Dr Webb! Can't wait to get this done and over with.
I am having L-4 to S-1 on August 8, 2023. I also have debilitating back pain and leg and foot tingling and numbness. I cannot even go for a walk anymore. Best wishes!
@genxx2724 how are you feeling?
How was surgery/recovery?
How did the Surgery go?
Hello friend how you doing now
I can honestly say that patients appreciate it when surgeons take the time to educate and answer questions. Helps to see the surgeon and anesthesiologist right before the surgery. ;)
I'm currently a nursing student I have always wanted to be a surgeon. Everytime I watch Dr. Webb's videos I always feel some sense of motivation. I'll finish nursing and my prerequisites to get into medical school.
As a MRI tech its awesome to be able to see the process of this anterior fusion and why its done. I scan many patients with fusions and it helps me also see what the patients go threw. Thanks for this amazing content! . If I had the time or if I could go back , becoming a surgeon would be on top of my list .
Thanks!!
I'm getting ready for a Friday 6/3 surgery on L2 L3, L5 S1. I trust my surgeon to do this perfectly. Thank you for all the prep and knowing what to ask.
This is next level, definitely worth the effort and hope to see more of this style content. We're here for it 💯
love it bro got to do more vidoes mabey about the or nurses to wonder if there just as busy as you are
Amazing what you do doctor. Keep using your God given talent. 🙏🙏🙏
Crazy seeing those paper charts still. Do you, or most likely a scribe, dictate those to EMR later on?
Finally i got my done after a year on waiting list here in Australia they did L4 and L5 S1 it has been 6 days now after surgery i went to walk every morning my legs still very sore didn't improve that much i hope it will get better the time go by thanks for for sharing your knowledge DR now I know what they did to me 😂
Hello friend how you doing now
Thank you. It would be helpful if you put links to Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 in the notes.
Amazing very inspirational content Dr.Webb....do nothing other than to appreciate your work
I work at an assisted living facility, even though our residents don’t have these issues this is so interesting!
was that at your hospital
Hello Dr. Webb. I just graduated with my BA in Psyc and my dream is to literally be an Orthopedic Spine Surgeon. I simply don't have the courses I needed in undergrad and I can't get into debt in medical school. Right now I'm tryna find a way to get a job maybe to pay for like a pre-med post-bac then head to military medical school, idk yet lol. But really I have been watching you for years, I love your videos. Amazing work , amazing journey. You really are my favorite youtuber and doctor and I hope and pray that one day I'll be doing what your doing. Have a great day!!
I know it’s been a year by this video is helpful in preparing me for surgery on this coming Tuesday
Awesome!! Glad it was helpful!
Love your videos going into college this fall and probably going to choose a premed major because of you, you’ve made me very interested in ortho and medicine in general as well as how anyone can be successful you just may have to work harder
Loved this presentation!! Perfection!
I had this surgery at the age of 26 back in September 2000.... no pain there or problems still to this day.
For a guy who plays contact sports, although qualified for a disc replacement, is the fusion on the l5-s1 a better way to go? And does it make a more significant difference putting posterior screws than just the regular ones from the anterior fusion?
We’re back! Best wishes ortho from Travis Afb
Is it common to leave the spacer sticking out, not flush with the vertebrae?
Hi Dr. Webb! Would love to know the difference between neuro spine surgery and orthopedic spine surgery. And are there any operations you do that requires a neuro spine surgeon?
Hey Doctor! I know an ALIF only gets about 90 percent of the disc because of the frontal approach. What happens to that remaining bit of disc? Can't it still be compressed on the nerve? Will it eventually erode/absorb?
I assume that a vascular surgeon does the anterior exposure. Because of the potential for serious blood loss from major vessels, is it typical to use a Cordis +/- an art line in these cases? What is a typical estimated blood loss? And are cell savers used typically? Having been in the OR for over 1,000
Sorry, over 1,000 surgeries-mostly gen surgery trauma, cardiac, and neuro (brain) surgeries, I have not yet seen an ALIF. Do you typically monitor SSEP?
Love you and your videos brother
Love this content Dr. Webb! 🙂
Where is you mask and the mask and the mask for the worker in the first room you were walking through?
Is it absolutely necessary to fuse after a new disc is put in?
Great job! Keep up the good work
Absolutely amazing. 💯🔥
Thanks!
Great work very educational. Quite follower.
do you have a very good team
Hello dear Dr Antonio
My name is Mohammed Eid ,i'm orthopedic surgeon from Syria ,because of war in my country since 10 years a go i lost my skills, would you please help my to com to USA to learn from you spin surgery's. Please help me if that available
I appreciate you sir .
😊😊
My dad had this surgery he’s recovering now 🥹🥹😊
Can you update? How si your dad feeling now? Im facing this procedure thanks in advance!