Why Making Brain Tumors Pink Helps Patients Live Longer
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The use of intraoperative imaging agents such as 5-ALA can make malignant brain tumors appear a bright and fluroescent pink, an increasingly common and critical practice in brain tumor neurosurgery. Learn how we're harnessing an improved understanding of cancer biology to turn brain tumors pink and in turn help patients live longer.
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Congrats to medical students that who match to neurosurgery residency program( and to all match another medical and/ or surgery residency program)
It's good to see you back on youtube Dr. Rutkowski!
Welcome back Dr. Rutkowski! Nice to see your content again
Great video as always! So glad to see you back Dr. keep up the great content.
I've always wondered if this sort of method would be possible - contrasting the malignant tumor for more effective removal.
This medical advancement is so awesome! We are living in the future y'all. 😊
All the best, Dr. Rutkowski 🙏
Dr. Martin is Back!!! Yeyy!!! Thanks for always inspiring and educating us Dr. Martin. 🙏
Nice to see you back Dr. Rutkowski. Hopefully, there are gonna be a lot more incredible videos. By the way, great new intro.
I am so happy to see you come back :D Loyal fan here!
Thanks for sticking it out, great to have you
I'm so happy to see that your back. Tomorrow is my interview for neurosurgery residency; and your videos are one of the reasons that I decided to try to get in this fascinating field.
How'd it go
You are my motivation and role model . Full of confidence and competence with great personality. Love to get mentor like you.
Its good to have you back Dr. Martin , you resemble Christopher Nolan 🎉
He has arrived back on the scene. 🎉 The new intro video is awesome!
Great to be back! And more to come…
Great Neurosurgeon Dr Martin Rutkowski ❤❤
He’s back!!!
Excellent video. Loving these!
Great to have you back! What are your thoughts on the ultrasound method for opening Blood Brain Barier; pioneered by Dr. Ali Rezai of WVU? Do you think it will open possibilities for treatment of GBM?
It's like a tracer bullet...
Does it really help neurosurgeons to learn to be ambidextrous? Like are they using chopsticks with their non-dominant hand?