Spine Surgeon Reacts to Bad Surgeon: Love Under the Knife
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2023
- In this video, Dr. Webb reacts to Bad Surgeon, netflix documentary trailer.
Italian doctor Paolo Macchiarini, a celebrated thoracic surgeon who became famous for a groundbreaking transplant operation involving plastic windpipes infused with stem cells, became known as a pioneer of regenerative medicine. He was treated like a celebrity and lived lavishly - but a pattern was emerging: His patients kept dying after their transplant surgeries. Macchiarini suggested this was just the nature of such an experimental surgery, but as the deaths stacked up - nearly all of his transplant patients died - skeptics began to investigate him. They uncovered evidence of misconduct, fraud, and manipulation. When journalists brought evidence to the prestigious Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, where Macchiarini worked, the institute negated the allegations and defended him. Eventually, the allegations landed him in Swedish appeals court, where he was charged with aggravated assault and bodily harm against his former patients.
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Have you seen bad surgeon? Crazy right!! 🤯 Let me know your thoughts?
Mr Antonio am 35 year old male diagnosed with POTs and wanna ask if you can correct it using your surgical procedures. If yes what price range does it cost to have surgery on POTs in the US. But am outside the US, Ghana in West Africa. Please let me know and also advise me on how I can prepare to fly to the US to correct the deformity. Please I don't want any other surgeon to operate on me but you. Please let me hear from you cos I have been in pain for years now. Thank you and God bless you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
This story goes so much deeper than just a bad surgeon. It's about a greedy, corrupt health care system. Even despite concerns and contradictory evidence from other doctors, the bureaucracy did everything it could to protect this psychopath just to cover its own ass. If this is how hospitals are run, then I don't even know.
@@isaacadigbli8184 For real, If I needed surgery I would go to the U.S.A. just to meet Antonio and for him to perform on me, but luckily I'm healthy!!! also I hope Antonio see's this
Yes, I've seen it. Super Crazy! The guy is a swindler/grifter!
This was so messed up. I’m sure you’re too busy to watch it, but have like a loved one watch it for you or something. It’s just so so so messed up.
Can someone please just explain to me how anyone with a biology 101-level education believed that bathing plastic tubes in stem cell juice would create a viable organ to transplant into a human body? I'm not even a doctor, and my very first thought was, "What a horrific way to die," which this story tragically confirmed.
Agree.. a fatally flawed process that respected medical institutions, medical professionals and the public all bought into it. These deaths were in fact horrific. A psychopath with a scalpel… what a deadly con.
Yep, exactly.... and this plastic piece looked uhmmm... i wouldnt trust..
But hey, they were Mds, researchers... no one questioned a jack sh!!!!t like we mental plebs say..
I'm a Clinical Specialist in Cytogenetics and Molecular Biology. I can explain, but would you understand? 😊 Joke aside. People would like to think that one day we'll be able to grow a liver, heart, or any body part in a petri dish and replace it for a bad one. I know Captain Picard got a new heart in Star Treck, but that's in the 24th century. Growing organs is not our current aim. It's not what we in the science community are trying to accomplish. Our goal is to successfully grow viable tissue cells from the same person, that will help repair and replace damaged tissue. We grow tissue cells in the lab all the time, we just can't put it back on you and replace the damaged tissue. Yes, we can draft tissue cells in you, but not any type of tissue. The most important are brain cells. Brain cells don't regenerate and grow. For that a stem cell is needed. The most effective stem cells are fetal and embryonic, although somatic will work as well. Problems? Ethics and funding. Some of our experiments are performed in countries with 0 to very little Biomedical Ethics oversight. China,perhaps? We can play with viruses and cells and see what happens. Not that we've done that. Never! 🤐 The potential of what we could achieve is immense. It is both great and highly dangerous. I will confess that what truly drives a scientists is curiosity. What happens if... and I can publish a lot of papers and win a Novel Prize! That's the short layman explanation. Hope it helped.
@@eddygonzalez6018 Curiosity without ethics is exactly the problem in this case. This psychopathic surgeon was experimenting on humans, and everyone else went along with it due to cognitive dissonance (i.e., wanting to believe he could grow body parts).
I thought exactly the same and I am only a first year biotechnology student! The hospitals and other medical professionals should have obviously questioned this and checked for data!
Dr. Webb you are so right about good surgeons and bad surgeons!!! My husband have experienced a bad spine surgeon who refuse to listen to how he is feeling.
Dr Webb, thank you so much for all you do for medicine. As a black girl, your videos really inspire me to pursue medicine. I’ve just done my interviews so pray for me ❤❤
You got this baby girl!! Please do it. We need more African Americans Doctors in America. There are may racist doctors who hurt our people out of pure hate and it happens more than we know!!
Plastic inside a body just doesn't sit right with me. May the families who lost their loved ones find peace and justice.
Unlikely, doctors are unpunishable and he received 2.5 years for all his crimes and life's destroyed.
N they say Europe is so advanced. Allowing this insanity to go on
I just finished watching documentary and I can’t believe that court just sentenced him 2 and half year in prison not only that they even said that he is only responsible for one out of three but in reality out of 9 people he treated , 8 are died and one survived because he or she removed those plastic tubes, so it looks like even government is with him 😭😭 how frustrating 😮people lost their loved ones and he was living a complicated life many women and kids. Is he even a surgeon? So many questions in my brain😩Court could sentence him life in prison as the proofs are enough to give him that punishment.
My dear the government punish only innocent people and kiss the knees of criminals. The Swedish system fucks as usual
Back in 2014 I had spinal fusion surgery done . I had scoliosis and it completely changed my life for the better
Loved these clips. Thanks for your thoughts!
Gotta watch this.
I’m badly disabled since a hysterectomy that was a medical malpractice. I was never able to sue the doctor as I’m in Canada (long story) I had to pay for emergency surgeries in Europe for survival as in the emergency department they didn’t believe me and didn’t wanted to examine me. Since then I’ve so many other “diseases “ on top and unable to work. The medical board told me that I should shut up because they don’t have enough doctors and in her report look’s everything fine. What could have been happened afterwards??? Wtf
I had many surgeries afterwards thankfully with more caring doctors but still disabled for life
Sorry to hear about that !!! I was an obgyn resident we did hysterectomy … we always revised our procedures cause we are humans … thank Jehovah we didn’t mess one none one day disease will belong to the past hang on !!! I’m writing you from the Bahamas 🇧🇸
I just watched it! Earlier this week dude crazy
Ikr!!
I have heard of some surgeons who succumb to a "God Complex" in their work. They start to believe they, and only they, are the most skilled and such a master of their craft only they can save people, as well as being right in anything they have an opinion on.
Dr Webb, our consultation went well. I was looking forward to getting your help but I can’t get your staff to communicate with me properly as well as getting the run around.
Can you please contact me so we can move forward.
(I was your prior military guy with the big neck) if that rings a bell.
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Happy New Year, Dr Webb
Same to you!
Hey what's up Dr. Webb! Wow, super interesting and sensitive topic! I'm happy to know that you're not a part of this topic! But it is very scary to know that there are doctors out here that disregard the oath and only follow their agenda. I've ben blessed with great and caring doctors but I'm one to ask a lot of questions and check on doctors B 4 I accept their services. So thank you for this enlightening video and I'm gonna have to check out that show myself! As usual, be well, be safe and Peace & Blessings sir!🙏🏽
I was thinking about "Dr. Death" while watching the trailer.
I was only listening before I looked at the screen, and the first 15 seconds of this clip is interpreted in a completely different way without the visual context 😅😅😅
This story was actually season 2 of the Dr death podcast
Where can I watch dr death please?? I didn’t find on Netflix
Sick
you should def watch it if you have the time. def crazy. I've never heard of windpipe transplants before this and it for sure was bizarre
I remember that kid who pretended to be a doctor 😢
U look soooo healthy! How tall are you tho? Genuine question
He’s pretty tall, I’d guess 6’2
@@Cburns8819 thanks but it'd be much cooler if he'd answered🥺
You should’ve watched the entire series and provide more insight
Maybe a "good surgeon mafia" to set the crooked/ethical surgeon straight. Behind closed doors, with no questions asked.
Getting a surgery is partly based on trust you never know what's the surgeon's level of expertise, one of the reasons I haven't addressed my C4/C5 cervical stenosis yet.
Idk the fact the ex wife is the one that’s narrating it sits with me wrong. He only dealt with the most unfortunate cases where people were already suffering or on the brink of death to begin with? I didn’t watch it but from a glimpse it seems like he’s an experimental surgeon that tries things others won’t when people see it as a last resort to survival.
MAID is widely accepted, I’m not too sure why an experimental surgery wouldn’t be-as long as full consent and info was given? I guess I’ll have to watch it!
I really hope you’ve changed your mind on that, everything about him screams malpractice.
If you watch the doc not all of em were plus he skipped a whole bunch of ethical research steps AND clearly this was never going to work and I’m a layman (though my wife is a surgeon)
a killer
Dr Web, is it fictitious or a Reality Show?
Youre very eight in your way of describing a bad surgeon. Now imagine being a sick vulnerable weak patient and try to get help without being judged or degraded