A Day In The Life - 48 Hours Neurosurgery On Call
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2022
- Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of a neurosurgeon is like? Follow Adi and Mo for their 24 hour resident neurosurgery on call, at the busiest neurosurgery centre in Scotland.
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#brain #neurosurgery #emergency 
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My Dad works in this department as a theatre nurse and in recovery, hes done this for almost 33years. They all do amazing work, its never ending they dont stop, they never get the credit they truly deserve :) Sooo proud of him and his amazing team :)
We know your dad Emma! A great colleague and a lot of fun. Stay tuned for some interviews with our amazing theatre staff soon.
awww fab. can you interview him please, he's 1 of the longest members of the team. I know most of them :) think he would be a great inspiration/insight as he can say what changes over the years
Excelence and Discipline. This two words are all for me since I was resident in 90s, and still have in my mind. I am 58 years Neurosurgeon and endovascular therapy. This year I complete 28 years practicing Neurosurgery and 35 years since finish Medical School, and still working and saving lifes. Of course my family are the key for my motivation, my wife is Chief Perinatologist and my daugther is starting Emergency Medicine and Critical Care resident ( I say her strong medicine).
Great video Doctors and congratulations!!!
That’s a wonderful journey Gustavo, well done 👏 It’s all about hard work 💪
I love these in depth videos in the medical field. It gives a realistic perspective of what the field is like.
Great insight and description of how a neurosurgeon shift is. It's a great video and a great motivation toward the goal to entering to nuerosurgery residency. Great work, just keep grinding. Greetings from Ecuador.
Thanks Daniel for your kind words. If our effort to display the work we do motivates others around the world, then our job is done 👍🏽. Good luck to you and keep posted for more.
This was the most thorough "day in the life" I have ever seen and it was about the specialty I love so much. Really can't thank you guys enough for this sneak peak! I had a hard time falling asleep after watching it because I was just so excited!
Thank you for all you’re doing. Totally inspirational.
Thank you Evelyn for the kind words.
Massive respect
Brilliant & inspiring video! Watching this as a “frequent flyer” patient in total awe and amazement of the work yourselves and the team do. Forever indebted for your hard work and fantastic care!
Our pleasure Cara. It’s what we are here for.
That very inspiring for an aspiring Neurosurgeons like me :)
Nice Vlogs. Keep going!
Wonderful work guys. Your work saves thousands of lives, keep up the good work.
Thanks for the kind words Slama 🙏🏽
Many years ago, I was a medical student... I had to quit after 2 years because of serious health issues. I am currently facing major spine surgery and always want to learn more... hence, I watch many medical videos. I am amazed by the healthcare system in Britain, the U.S. could learn a lot from you.
We hope you a speedy recovery. Hopefully you can find find useful information and some entertainment in our videos.
To be honest, hard work God bless you Sir
Thanks Neeraj, much appreciated.
Watching this video by placing myself in your place .
Really inspirational.
Thanks for your kind words. Really happy you enjoyed watching the video. Please let us know if you have anything in specific you want to see on the channel.
@@TheNeurosurgeons if sessions with cases can be uploaded . From its presentation to management and outcome. 😅 If possible .
Wonderful but when you're so qualified and skilled the work I am sure doesn't seem hectic
How do you stay alert if you can't get much sleep over a 48 hour period? Modafinil?
Thank God for mine..#congenitalhydrocephalus
good work guys , just im wondering how many residents are in the shift on call in such a big hospital ?..any way ur doing great keep it up
Thanks Rami. There are roughly 10 of us running the on call.
Hello, why dont you post anymore? I hope you will get back and post more videos
We’re working in different hospitals just now but don’t worry, we’ll be back.