The concept behind interventional radiology is to diagnose and treat patients using the least invasive techniques currently available in order to minimize risk to the patient and improve health outcomes. These procedures have less risk, less pain and less recovery time in comparison to open surgery.👍
I was on the subway in NYC and had a girl in her 20s pass out in front of me. I was the only person to help her up and then had to scream at people to hold the doors open to help me get her out of the train car (she was awake but confused) and said I'd pull the emergency brake if they didn't hold it open for a few minutes which no one wanted, of course, so they finally held the door open. She ended up refusing medical help so I just walked her to her office before going to work myself. I love NYC but man, situations like that really are upsetting. Glad you helped the biker!!
Thank you Dr. Cellini for this video. It is uplifting to see how you save lives every day with these procedures. I saw that you have to perform these life saving miracles at all times of the day and night. This is remarkable and will never be forgotten by those patients and their families. You are awesome! I appreciate and admire your work Dr. Cellini.
You're just amazing person, I mean you just manage all the things anddd I really appreciate your videos and I'm always waiting for your new videos....Being a Doc. Like you is a blessing........ Very well done.. ❤
Sooo interesting to see this! In the hospital I did my residency in, we didn't have an interventional radiologist -- it was hard being out in the sticks! Good on you. Thank you for doing such a great job
I was born in Beth Israel Hospital and raised in the Lower East Side - then moved to Brooklyn when I was 9 yrs old. I felt like I was on a walking tour of NYC - and the subway (don't miss that). I remember those fire escapes, rounded steps on private and 2-story homes where we played Stoop Ball. I escaped to southern California many years ago. I noticed that there are so many tall buildings -- and looks like NYC has been under construction for decades. I'm a host for travel nurses on FF --- and now have my 4th travel nurse who's from Boston - and she'll be going home in 3 weeks. She's working out of 5 hospitals and is on-call. Then I'll be looking for a 5th travel nurse. I so admire all of the people in the medical field -- working so hard, crazy hours - but I know you love what you do. These are difficult times due to the virus --- and I want to thank you and others for taking care of us.
I hope you didn’t get called in again. Also I would love the fibroid video. I had one but I had a hysterectomy. I would also love any videos on the liver or pancreas too (aka ERCP’s, or unblocking stones either with or without a gallbladder. I have issues with my ducts. Thanks again for your awesome videos from over in Australia. You are leaving summer as we are just starting to head into it :).
Love your videos. It’s great to see medicine from a doctors prospective. A few years ago I had a PE with Bi-Lateral DVT’s. To complicate matters, I tested positive for the flu at the same time. Great to see DR working together for the good of there patients.
Seeing a video like that would be so entertaining!! My mom had a procedure because she had uterine fibroids as well and just more information would be so helpful also because many women come across a lot of similar symptoms and just don’t know when to actually see a dr or just in general overthink a lot of the times! I feel like it would just be very informative for women to hear what to look out for!
love your videos everytime!! :)) i'm a radiologic technology student and watching your videos last year up until today made me love this profession more!! more power to your channel and i hope you keep inspiring other people with your contents!!
Cath lab tech, trained in IR. We’ve done uterine fibroid embo in my lab and am always fascinated by them. IR is very different from my cardiac training, but I love both.
From 3:00 - 3:15 in this video; spitting facts. No more sweating and pumpkin everything season, I am basic too, but currently drinking a caramel apple spice.
I have had lysis 2 times… one time for the full 72 hours and the other time for 12 hours until I formed a hematoma at a puncture site. Besides these two procedures for lysis, I’ve had over 10 thrombectomy’s - I just turned 27 years old. Going for my 3rd procedure this week! My IR doc is the best… love this department.
I think there's a term for it, like diffused responsibility? The more people that witness someone needing help, the less likely they are to help because they assume that someone else will step in. Ive seen videos of social experiments like that with groups of people.
We understand you can't show patients but it would be interesting to show you discussing a case with a colleague or even discussing a procedure with a technician who wouldn't mind being on camera. I sometimes get the feeling I'm watching something from a strange movie when you are the only one in the hospital.
I 100% think you should do that video on fibroids and embolization. It is something that affects a lot of women and a lot of women endure a lot of pain not knowing that they don't have to just live with it.
As a medical coder who codes those kinds of embolizations I would be interested in a video as it might me have a better understanding of the anatomy and how the procedure is done
I think you should do one on the fibroids and another one on brachytherapy as treatment for endometrial cancer in conjunction with surgery and as a solo treatment.
Yes because in my early thirties I had to have a hysterectomy due to fibroids. I lost my chance to have a child. Now twenty years later it makes me very sad. I also had three times 2010 2017 2020 multiple pulmonary embolisms in both main arteries feeding the lungs and then smaller ones throughout all five lobes. No hereditary gene mutation except MTHFR C677T Homozygous. Now I have pneumonia for the first time. No risk factors, haven’t had the flu since my twenties and last cold was in 2008.
Is there any studies about how much radiation do IR doctors get exposed to during their careers, and how "dangerous" it is (i.e. increased risk of cancer etc)? Nice video! Interesting to hear about IR
love your vlogs Dr. Cellini - it's really interesting to see your line of work - my day job is a software engineer, so complete opposite to what you do! :)
I told you before....wear a helmet! You’re too smart and have worked too hard to damage your smarticles! -just a concerned mom to of premed! Sorry if I’m annoying🤦♀️
Wow thats crazy about everyone left! Yes its ur responsibility because of your knowledge but idk i feel like thatd be everyone's responsibility to be there with the person till they can get some help! Jeeeez people
Yes please for uterine fibroid embolizaton video. I’m suffering from fibroids and am told by one OBGYN to have this procedure another told me I was too young.
I would love to see more fibroid content! I just had a complete hysterectomy at 63. HUGE fibroid and 6hrs of surgery. Laparoscopic and robotic but they ended up having to cut me anyway! I’m good now! 😃 Yale New Haven Hospital is the best! N
To the people who left the scene after somewhat helping the guy on the bike- that in technical terms is called abandoned and is illegal in most places. EMT student learning. If you do that you can be in serious trouble so just throwing knowledge
I really like this job but somehow i feel am forced to choose it and i only got 1 year to decide what to choose but between everything i feel radiographer is something i can see myself do between all specialist thoug its not easy and i need to be social worker wich i hate. I don’t know why i just wrote all that but *sigh*
As a radiologist, do you feel that you get time for yourself to relax and enjoy time with your family? I have seen several of your videos where you are working three to seven days straight while on call. Do you feel overworked or have a good balance between work and home life?
Video about fibroids would be great. Maybe a collab with Mama Doctor Jones. You could discuss fibroids and she could discuss other conditions it could be similar to
I am thinking about applying to Interventional radiology and I think in a previous video I heard you say you went to residency at North Carolina. I am just curious which hospital specifically you attended?
The concept behind interventional radiology is to diagnose and treat patients using the least invasive techniques currently available in order to minimize risk to the patient and improve health outcomes. These procedures have less risk, less pain and less recovery time in comparison to open surgery.👍
Took the words out of my mouth!
I was on the subway in NYC and had a girl in her 20s pass out in front of me. I was the only person to help her up and then had to scream at people to hold the doors open to help me get her out of the train car (she was awake but confused) and said I'd pull the emergency brake if they didn't hold it open for a few minutes which no one wanted, of course, so they finally held the door open.
She ended up refusing medical help so I just walked her to her office before going to work myself.
I love NYC but man, situations like that really are upsetting.
Glad you helped the biker!!
Just awesome!!! ❤
Yes please do the video on the uterine fibroid embolisation!! Would love to find out more ❤️ thanks Dr Cellini!!
deal
Whenever I feel drained I watch medical stuffs..it makes me relax even the trauma conditions doesn't make me panic....I pray that I become a doctor ..
Very hard job trauma unit
In 16 hours i deal 47 patient in trauma unit..
Thank you Dr. Cellini for this video. It is uplifting to see how you save lives every day with these procedures. I saw that you have to perform these life saving miracles at all times of the day and night. This is remarkable and will never be forgotten by those patients and their families. You are awesome! I appreciate and admire your work Dr. Cellini.
wish me luck for my medical school applications :)
Good luck 👍
Good luck, hope you get your first choice.🙂
Good luck
Good luck!!!
@@alexandrarodeyns5564 Thank you :)
That's awesome that you saved someone's life!! I enjoy when you talk about medical situations you encounter! Really interesting!
Same :D I'd feel so elated if I got to save someone ♥
You're just amazing person, I mean you just manage all the things anddd I really appreciate your videos and I'm always waiting for your new videos....Being a Doc. Like you is a blessing........ Very well done.. ❤
Sooo interesting to see this! In the hospital I did my residency in, we didn't have an interventional radiologist -- it was hard being out in the sticks! Good on you. Thank you for doing such a great job
Great video Dr, Cellini and I loved the ending to this video. You are a champ and a God send.
I was born in Beth Israel Hospital and raised in the Lower East Side - then moved to Brooklyn when I was 9 yrs old. I felt like I was on a walking tour of NYC - and the subway (don't miss that). I remember those fire escapes, rounded steps on private and 2-story homes where we played Stoop Ball. I escaped to southern California many years ago. I noticed that there are so many tall buildings -- and looks like NYC has been under construction for decades. I'm a host for travel nurses on FF --- and now have my 4th travel nurse who's from Boston - and she'll be going home in 3 weeks. She's working out of 5 hospitals and is on-call. Then I'll be looking for a 5th travel nurse. I so admire all of the people in the medical field -- working so hard, crazy hours - but I know you love what you do. These are difficult times due to the virus --- and I want to thank you and others for taking care of us.
Dr. Cellini just had a “is there a doctor around” situation and for five seconds everyone cared and then they walked away.
Yeah that was messed up :(
A video about uterine fibroids would be awesome.
Also a little jealous of your weather, today’s high in SE Texas is 90!
phew that's hot still!
Yeah it's still been reaching 80's and 90's here in Nevada, gotta love desert living lmfao.
I just found my new binge watching channel! Thanks a lot lol. Great content sir.
I think you just jinx yourself when you say "I hope I don't get called in..." it's like saying the word "quiet" in the healthcare world xD
Lol right? That's like a cardinal rule in medicine, never say it's quiet or slow lmfao.
Man, you are a champ. Going through all the days on call! You’re a superhero!
I love Fall weather as well. Not sure about the pumpkin spice, but to each their own. Lol. Great video again.
lol
I would love a video on fibroid embolism! Love your videos. So much learning learning happening from you. Thank you.
*_Jacket weather is best weather_*
1 million percent!
Gag isdf
👍🏻
*suffers in LA*
This might just be the best vlog you’ve ever made. So fun.
I hope you didn’t get called in again.
Also I would love the fibroid video. I had one but I had a hysterectomy.
I would also love any videos on the liver or pancreas too (aka ERCP’s, or unblocking stones either with or without a gallbladder. I have issues with my ducts.
Thanks again for your awesome videos from over in Australia.
You are leaving summer as we are just starting to head into it :).
Love your videos. It’s great to see medicine from a doctors prospective. A few years ago I had a PE with Bi-Lateral DVT’s. To complicate matters, I tested positive for the flu at the same time. Great to see DR working together for the good of there patients.
Seeing a video like that would be so entertaining!! My mom had a procedure because she had uterine fibroids as well and just more information would be so helpful also because many women come across a lot of similar symptoms and just don’t know when to actually see a dr or just in general overthink a lot of the times! I feel like it would just be very informative for women to hear what to look out for!
Yes, please do a video on uterine fibroids. It's very common in the black community. Wish I knew about it before my hysterectomy!
The most cool and humble Dr even we are from two different countries but we have the same feelings working in hospital 👍
love your videos everytime!! :)) i'm a radiologic technology student and watching your videos last year up until today made me love this profession more!! more power to your channel and i hope you keep inspiring other people with your contents!!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad you like them!
I love his day in the lifes. They’re my favorite
One of my fav videos! Love the procedural talk. 🙌 so awesome
Thank you for saving that trauma patient. Yeah that feels good ♥️♥️
My fav RUclipsr , I loooove when u tell us the types of conditions u see during ur on all cant wait for the next vlog 👌🏻💕💕
The dogs greeted each other at 7:24 is super cute
you guys are real life super heros. Thank you for all you do!
such an inspiration! Great job Dr. Cellini!
Yes, a standalone video on uterine fibroids would be really cool to see.
Cath lab tech, trained in IR. We’ve done uterine fibroid embo in my lab and am always fascinated by them. IR is very different from my cardiac training, but I love both.
Man I can’t ever be first for the real Dr. Mikes video.
Dude has too many subs
Please NEVER say juicy uterine again 😂
🤣
Uterine artery*
shiva swami still nasty
Hahaha....ya ...dont say that. But then again...large uterine fibroid looks juicy
BEST IMAGING 😂
I love fall weather too! I cant stand sweating so summer time is miserable for me lol
From 3:00 - 3:15 in this video; spitting facts. No more sweating and pumpkin everything season, I am basic too, but currently drinking a caramel apple spice.
Thank you. Keep your focus!
FYI, I would have stayed till the paramedics came. This is the first video of you I have watched. Keep up the good work :D
Love the videos. You are a real life hero.
Wow, great job! You are amazing and always have a great attitude! I want to be just like you!
I have had lysis 2 times… one time for the full 72 hours and the other time for 12 hours until I formed a hematoma at a puncture site. Besides these two procedures for lysis, I’ve had over 10 thrombectomy’s - I just turned 27 years old. Going for my 3rd procedure this week! My IR doc is the best… love this department.
Oh, and many many many many many stent placements and even a stent removal
I think there's a term for it, like diffused responsibility? The more people that witness someone needing help, the less likely they are to help because they assume that someone else will step in. Ive seen videos of social experiments like that with groups of people.
Absolutely, I believe you need to have a video on fibroids. I was never told anything about my fibroids. So I would like to know
Saving someone's life, that's amazing Dr. Cellini!
Thank you so much for your amazing work 🙏🏻
We understand you can't show patients but it would be interesting to show you discussing a case with a colleague or even discussing a procedure with a technician who wouldn't mind being on camera. I sometimes get the feeling I'm watching something from a strange movie when you are the only one in the hospital.
Haha there are a loooooot of rules in the hospital. BUT we are doing a pretty awesome procedural video soon!
He can’t google HIPAA violation
Learning about clotting now. Nice to have some clue about what you are talking about!
Thanks (as always) for saving a life!
Please do the uterine fibroid video. The main reason I subscribe is because I love to learn from you!
Alright.... It’s time to address the elephant in the room.
What’s your skin care routine? ✨
Haha vitamin C, spf face lotion in the day, and retin-A at night!
@@DrCellini That's that real deal skin care routine! Dr. cellini knows whats up
🧐🤣😂😂😂😂 great question.
Love your content! Sending you good vibes from Croatia 🇭🇷 ❤️🤍💙
Hvala!
Dr. Cellini Nema na čemu 🤗
My dad lives in Zadar! I live in the US and go there to visit throughout the year! 💕🇭🇷
I 100% think you should do that video on fibroids and embolization. It is something that affects a lot of women and a lot of women endure a lot of pain not knowing that they don't have to just live with it.
¡Yaaaaay new video!
As a medical coder who codes those kinds of embolizations I would be interested in a video as it might me have a better understanding of the anatomy and how the procedure is done
I think you should do one on the fibroids and another one on brachytherapy as treatment for endometrial cancer in conjunction with surgery and as a solo treatment.
Yes because in my early thirties I had to have a hysterectomy due to fibroids. I lost my chance to have a child. Now twenty years later it makes me very sad. I also had three times 2010 2017 2020 multiple pulmonary embolisms in both main arteries feeding the lungs and then smaller ones throughout all five lobes. No hereditary gene mutation except MTHFR C677T Homozygous. Now I have pneumonia for the first time. No risk factors, haven’t had the flu since my twenties and last cold was in 2008.
You are a rockstar doctor and person!!⭐️
I am enjoying Your videos. Very Fascinating..!!
Yes yes!! Video on uterine fibroid embolisation please!!!
Goood job. We support you
UNC misses you. Always grateful when you walked in the room.
Is there any studies about how much radiation do IR doctors get exposed to during their careers, and how "dangerous" it is (i.e. increased risk of cancer etc)? Nice video! Interesting to hear about IR
Send love and light ✨💕 from South Africa 🇿🇦
Great video!
love your vlogs Dr. Cellini - it's really interesting to see your line of work - my day job is a software engineer, so complete opposite to what you do! :)
Absolutely LOVE your videos! Would love to see fibroid embolisation (sp sorry) video. Yay for pumpkin spice!
I told you before....wear a helmet! You’re too smart and have worked too hard to damage your smarticles! -just a concerned mom to of premed! Sorry if I’m annoying🤦♀️
Doctors are amazing humans.
I’m new to your channel but I’m really enjoying your content!!
Welcome and thx!
Wow thats crazy about everyone left! Yes its ur responsibility because of your knowledge but idk i feel like thatd be everyone's responsibility to be there with the person till they can get some help! Jeeeez people
best vlog everrr
You look so drained 😭 I hope you get some real rest soon💕
Yes please for uterine fibroid embolizaton video. I’m suffering from fibroids and am told by one OBGYN to have this procedure another told me I was too young.
I look forward to me saving lives too. Amen
That's all about doc... IR for life! Greetings from Colombia
Would love to see the video on uterine artery embolisation.
Your vids are so informative and interesting I’m new to your channel and I subscribed ❤️
Dr cellini youre so handsome!!! Thanks for being such a super hero 🏆
Also enjoy watching your videos!😊
Love your videos a lot 😍 loads of love from dubai
I would love to see more fibroid content! I just had a complete hysterectomy at 63. HUGE fibroid and 6hrs of surgery. Laparoscopic and robotic but they ended up having to cut me anyway! I’m good now! 😃 Yale New Haven Hospital is the best!
N
Do you feel unsafe taking a bus in a pandemic?
It's a sad situation when people take off AND the creep who hit him.
Please do one on fibroids. I have been dealing with cramping daily for 2 years. I have a great GP but can't get a good obgyn.
Hey Dr. Cellini love your channel, maybe you can do something on neuromuscular disease and the treatment of spinraza treatment
I actually thought it was funny that you mentioned tik tok. I follow you there also. I enjoy your videos. They are very informative and not boring
Do a video on Uterine Embolizations!! Med Student interested in IR, would be so cool!! Love your vids
I love youre video's! Hi from the Netherlands.
Hi!!
how do you get out of the hospital at 4pm?!
To the people who left the scene after somewhat helping the guy on the bike- that in technical terms is called abandoned and is illegal in most places. EMT student learning. If you do that you can be in serious trouble so just throwing knowledge
Haha pumpkin spice... so basic. Nice hospital vlog again. Also like the pink mask. 👍🏼 Yes do a fibroid video!
haha. #basic
I really like this job but somehow i feel am forced to choose it and i only got 1 year to decide what to choose but between everything i feel radiographer is something i can see myself do between all specialist thoug its not easy and i need to be social worker wich i hate. I don’t know why i just wrote all that but *sigh*
As a radiologist, do you feel that you get time for yourself to relax and enjoy time with your family? I have seen several of your videos where you are working three to seven days straight while on call. Do you feel overworked or have a good balance between work and home life?
I love your videos
Video about fibroids would be great. Maybe a collab with Mama Doctor Jones. You could discuss fibroids and she could discuss other conditions it could be similar to
I am thinking about applying to Interventional radiology and I think in a previous video I heard you say you went to residency at North Carolina. I am just curious which hospital specifically you attended?
Can anyone tell me what the name of the shoes are at 4:38?? they're so sick