I really like you Dr. Hoeflinger! Your kindness, humor, and humility is so valuable. I love your willingness to educate us all. Thank you for what you do.
A friend of mine, Dr. Morris Ray is over 80 years old and still doing consulting work in neurosurgery. He’s sharp as a tack. He’s been a brilliant surgeon as well as a designated pilot examiner for the FAA.
HA HA! Love your narration!!! A neurosurgeon who is gifted as a surgeon, kind and compassionate to his patients and their families, humble and works with his staff rather than being holier than thou and putting himself on a pedestal... you sir, are an absolute anomaly in neurosurgery… Thankful you are mentoring others… You really are a "a breed apart!" And, you and every member of your staff, and certainly the person behind the camera who interviews you, are helping so many people understand the nuances of neurosurgery and other related matters… I'm sure I can speak for everyone that watches these great videos… Thank you so much!
I have a VP shunt it was installed by Dr. Tulipan at Vanderbilt’s children’s hospital in 1994 at birth . I’ve never had a replacement!! God is so good, thank you for doing life changing work!
My dear friend just had a vraun tumor removed at a hospital in Atlanta..the operation was a success. God bless good doctors and researchers, especially those in specializations that take sooo long and so much commitment. ❤❤❤
Dr. Hieflinger, yhank you for all that you do. Thank you for sacrificing all your time studying and lack of sleep to save or improve lives. "If it was easy, everyone would do it. It's the hard that makes it great". - Tom Hanks, A League of their Own
❤❤ you're a hero, there are so many of us that either cannot commit or let's be honest cannot handle the intellectual complexity the even understand what you do. You are a hero sir for the sacrifice you made to save lives❤
Hi Dr! I had a Hemmoragic in 2020 but want to hear something that most interesting? When I sit side by side with someone and they raise their hand in talk, I think their arm is mine and its the craziest feeling that I cant stop the arm from moving. Its like my brain has identified with whover is sitting on the left side of me and moving their right arm. So so strange.
Aunts Uncles grand parents told me I had adgile hands an excellent mind and someday I could be a surgeon. At 16 I purchased a 1941 Oldmobile. I couldn't figure out why it's not starting no idea. Asked freinds to help me get it going but even knowing I helped them change granny's clutches with their instruction they wouldn't help. 1941 Olds was a classic car it's the last year they were made for civilian use because Olds started mfg. For US war effort. 17 I volunteered for the Army Vietnam era. I told the recruiter teach me mechanics so 63charley track mech is how I learned mechanics. Surgeon no, some people said at least my life wasn't a total waste.
That guy is funny. You should see his neurosurgery residents video. The guy lives in the hospital's basement and has not seen daylight since he started 😂
Quick question.. doctors understand how dysfunctional the brain can become with lack of sleep.. why is it normal practice for surgeons to get such a little sleep and residents? I don’t want my doctor missing any sleep.
My best friend had a brain tumor ( non-cancerous) but a brain tumor that had to be removed asap! Luckily her neuro was UCSF doctor so she was in good hands and is now living her best life!❤❤
By the time I become a doctor I’ll probably be at least 50. I don’t care it’s what I’ve always wanted and my life just led me to raising my children and family first. I do not desire retirement ever. I want to work until my body, mind, or death ends my journey.
“Now you’ve seen a neurosurgery attending” Love it! ❤
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I really like you Dr. Hoeflinger! Your kindness, humor, and humility is so valuable. I love your willingness to educate us all. Thank you for what you do.
I can't say enough good stuff about neurosurgeons. They put my 2 son's back together after they were hit by a drunk driver. I pray for these people!!!
The crossover of my dreams dr. G and Dr. Brian.
I'm so sad Dr G retired..
A friend of mine, Dr. Morris Ray is over 80 years old and still doing consulting work in neurosurgery. He’s sharp as a tack. He’s been a brilliant surgeon as well as a designated pilot examiner for the FAA.
Wi cool. What City?
HA HA! Love your narration!!! A neurosurgeon who is gifted as a surgeon, kind and compassionate to his patients and their families, humble and works with his staff rather than being holier than thou and putting himself on a pedestal... you sir, are an absolute anomaly in neurosurgery… Thankful you are mentoring others… You really are a "a breed apart!"
And, you and every member of your staff, and certainly the person behind the camera who interviews you, are helping so many people understand the nuances of neurosurgery and other related matters… I'm sure I can speak for everyone that watches these great videos… Thank you so much!
I just adore Dr. H.!!
Ortho n Nuro Spine Surgeon's are so gifted. They performed a miracle on me in Tampa Fl. You all are the Best.
....'Most residents graduate and then immediately retire because they're 65 years old.' 🏆🤣
I have a VP shunt it was installed by Dr. Tulipan at Vanderbilt’s children’s hospital in 1994 at birth . I’ve never had a replacement!! God is so good, thank you for doing life changing work!
We are so grateful to have surgeons like you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
As a surgical tech, i would say that some of the best surgeons I worked with were neurosurgeons.
Dr. Hoeflinger,
You are so kind and funny too! Wouldn’t have guessed you to be over fifty years of age! ❤❤
This is so great!! Both of my favorite RUclips Doctors together on the same short!! Love this!! You both are absolutely wonderful men!! 🌟♥️♥️🌟
Been a Neurosurgical RN for 40 years. Been retired 6 years. Loved it in the Neuro ICU
😂😂 finish med school then immediately retire!! That's funny! 😅
His portrayal of every specialty is so spot on. Especially his portrayal of nephrologists! 😂
My dear friend just had a vraun tumor removed at a hospital in Atlanta..the operation was a success. God bless good doctors and researchers, especially those in specializations that take sooo long and so much commitment. ❤❤❤
❤❤Wow my 2 favorite MD's 😊 much love to the the Neurosurgeons that saved my life!!!
My man dispelled all rumors
I am so in awe of smart dedicated people.
Dr. Glaucomflecken's neurosurgery and neurology standoffs...apparently they're brothers? lol...are hilarious!
I really enjoy your videos Dr. Hoeflinger!
Dr. Hieflinger, yhank you for all that you do. Thank you for sacrificing all your time studying and lack of sleep to save or improve lives.
"If it was easy, everyone would do it. It's the hard that makes it great".
- Tom Hanks, A League of their Own
My mother is currently in ICU, Her neuro team fed platinum wire into her head through an artery. It doesn't get much cooler than that.
❤❤ you're a hero, there are so many of us that either cannot commit or let's be honest cannot handle the intellectual complexity the even understand what you do. You are a hero sir for the sacrifice you made to save lives❤
Love your videos. Making people love Toledo!
Hi Dr!
I had a Hemmoragic in 2020 but want to hear something that most interesting?
When I sit side by side with someone and they raise their hand in talk, I think their arm is mine and its the craziest feeling that I cant stop the arm from moving. Its like my brain has identified with whover is sitting on the left side of me and moving their right arm.
So so strange.
We need neurosurgeons! ❤😊❤
love this guy. “now you’ve seen a neurosurgery attending”
Knock! Knock! Who's there? Neurosurgeon! Neurosurgeon who? I just told you, dementia is a no brainer! :P
Aunts Uncles grand parents told me I had adgile hands an excellent mind and someday I could be a surgeon. At 16 I purchased a 1941 Oldmobile. I couldn't figure out why it's not starting no idea. Asked freinds to help me get it going but even knowing I helped them change granny's clutches with their instruction they wouldn't help. 1941 Olds was a classic car it's the last year they were made for civilian use because Olds started mfg. For US war effort. 17 I volunteered for the Army Vietnam era. I told the recruiter teach me mechanics so 63charley track mech is how I learned mechanics. Surgeon no, some people said at least my life wasn't a total waste.
This is great, doc. ❤
I love your content, Dr ❤
You two need to do a collab!
He said “put some respect on our(my) names” 😤 🧠 👨⚕️
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That guy is funny. You should see his neurosurgery residents video. The guy lives in the hospital's basement and has not seen daylight since he started 😂
7 years is nothing in the pursuit of Excellency.
I’m a plumber. Pretty much the same thing as a neurosurgeon.
Quick question.. doctors understand how dysfunctional the brain can become with lack of sleep.. why is it normal practice for surgeons to get such a little sleep and residents? I don’t want my doctor missing any sleep.
I never could have imagined I’d like a neurosurgeon so much. I wonder if the people who work with him in the OR feel the same.
I thought of your channel when Glaucomflecken made that reel haha
Much love doc all the way from Toledo Ohio good thing your our doctor ❤❤❤
Brian, you are an Angel of God
I think its important people understand what they are getting into
The pressure to choose!😂😂😂
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I love this!
I love this eye doctor he's hilarious
NeurosuRgeon is IN...😅HAHAHAHAHAHAHA...
My best friend had a brain tumor ( non-cancerous) but a brain tumor that had to be removed asap! Luckily her neuro was UCSF doctor so she was in good hands and is now living her best life!❤❤
You’ve got to watch this guy, he is so funny. He pokes fun at everyone 😂
Neurosurgeons are just slighter less built than those massive orthopedic surgeons.
I love Dr. G. 😂
My two favorite neurosurgeons! Oh, I forgot mine too…Dr B
So cool to see you two together ❤
"Knock knock I'm the new neurosurgery attending! "
[Complete silence]
This doctors name though. Epic.
Love it!
Love this reaction
L - O -L ....retire. right after fellowship....
Are you in the AMA?
Thought he said nerd .surgery..
Ok....guess nerd surgeons are quite smart. Hey I think nerd is a high compliment. Yeah NERDS !!❤
Bravo doctor.
Sooo funny😂
God loves you all!
I love this!
LMBO! 😂
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Why only 7 years ?
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On call edgie
You look much younger than that 👍🏽
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I’m afraid the world is getting less intelligent and ppl won’t even consider becoming doctors anymore 😢
That's funny
You😊r head is in the middle of the video.
Lose the beards. People will respect you more.
You are not normal
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Welcome to oncology! Everyone is basically at the worst point in their life and it almost always sucks! Yay! 😅
I’m about to take my NCLEX for nursing and I admire you because at our age we still working to heal one person at a time. 🫶🏻🙌🏻👏🏻
By the time I become a doctor I’ll probably be at least 50. I don’t care it’s what I’ve always wanted and my life just led me to raising my children and family first. I do not desire retirement ever. I want to work until my body, mind, or death ends my journey.
That's funny