1,327 - Painful Referred Grade II Keratosis Obturans Removal
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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Thanks Neel that was an extremely interesting case. The work you do for these poor people is truly marvellous and what a gifted guy you are. I've must of been watching you for 3 years or more now and seen your technique change for the better and working so well with your new inventions improving the tools. I've seen you on the telly but more people should know about your work and how you change people's lives so much for the better. Well done your a champ !❤
That poor woman! I can’t imagine the pain she endured. As always, you were able to remedy the issue with gentleness and grace.
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He's always so gentle with his patients that extraction was very nice.
Neel, your patients are Blessed to have you to care for them. I live in the US, and believe me there is no one like you here. You are so gentle and kind. Thanks for the video. xoxo
It never ceases to amaze me how different (and painful) each keratosis obturans ear canal looks. I’m glad people have a “go-to” audiologist to have it treated with their comfort in mind. It has to be anxiety causing to be in pain and have to let someone poke in it with no anesthesia. To be recommend by other audiologist is a testament to your skill and humanity.
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i always feel so bad for these patients in agony, but i love watching how you manage to remove it & help so many people & being their last hope, you are truly a blessing for so many ❤🙏🙌 take care of your arms & hands, i know it’s hard work 😊
I've been binge-watching your work, sir. Your surname sounds South African. You're the best at this. My dad may be suffering from something like this. If I had money, I'd come to you just to have him assisted by you. Those nearer to you are so blessed. Keep up the excellent work. 👌
My heart goes out to this patient! Your technique is very precise, I'm very glad this patient was referred to you. I'm sure the patient is too! Nice job, very interesting Neel.
Beware of the sudden noise at 14:57 to 15:01 (sounds like the microphone got rubbed against fabric). Unintentional jumpscare. 😅 Thank you for all the fascinating and educational videos! Glad you can help so many people.
I almost tossed my phone, so focused on the procedure and it scared the hell out of me 😂
I jumped and almost sloshed my coffee! Holy crap!
Went straight to it knowing the sound and it still scared the crap outta me. 😂
That really scared the crap out of me, I almost dropped my phone lol
@@nikluv21 Same 😂
So very glad she got through to you when she did. Grade II looks painful enough! You get the cases because you are the best.
I’m so glad she was referred to you. You do excellent work & your voice is calming.
Neel, you really have the most gentle way of talking!!!!! Love it!
I really appreciate the teaching that you do regarding anatomy and pathophysiology. Until I started watching your videos I had never HEARD of keratosis obturans - and I'm a registered nurse.
So glad that this patient found you I know it’s gotta be a relief job well done
I'm likely not the only one that had a big "ahhhhhh" 😌 sigh of relief as the last of blockage was removed.
What a beautiful eardrum you have!
The patient would be so grateful for your care and expertise. You are a champion 👏👏
So much pain that poor patient must have been in you treated that ear so gently and a lot of care they must have been so relieved once it was all removed thank you for sharing the video with us 😮
Wow that was a tough extraction. Had me sweating. Good job.
That LOOKED painful. It was amazing how much you removed. Impressive.
Thank You Neel, for helping that dear patient! I Hope that they can get to the bottom of what that pain was, twice, and get it Resolved. Also to get their ears cleaned regularly, so they don't get the same build up of skin and ear pressure. Have a good week ahead, i Hope You're getting enough rest/sleep.
I salute you Neel, your patience, empathy,love of what you do and your skills are out of this world. This was a very difficult and sensitive procedure, but you nailed it. I'm so proud of you and happy for the Patient ❤👏👍
Hey! I’m a new subscriber from America! I love your videos but I was wondering if you could maybe include a ruler or some other item in your final imagines of what you remove from patients ears so we can all get a feel for the actual size of the removals? Oh! Maybe a to scale ear model? That would probably send the message home lol
Patient must feel so much better. It's amazing that the ears are not infected
Gosh my ear hurts looking at that. Bless her heart 😢
Wow! Poor Lady, She will be thrilled now. Great job Dr Neel..xxxx
Excellent work, Neel! What a relief for the patient! 😊
Brilliant!! Hope the patient was feeling much better 😍
Neel you saved the day again 👏 Thanks for sharing 👍👂💜✌️
Wow u did an awesome job Mr. Neel
One of my favorites! Thank you for a great video 😊
I really feel for these patients with this condition. But I thoroughly enjoy watching the process of having it removed! Great video Neel!❤
i love the texture of keratisus obturans!
Whew I was in pain watching this. That is 😮😮
Do people who have keratosis obterans tend to get it repeatedly? Or can anyone get that under the right conditions?
Can the patient take a sedative before attending their procedure?
With her husband to drive her, I’m sure she could take an NSAID and lorazepam. I sure would.
Hello there, my name is Demetrius. I am applying to graduate school to become a licensed SLP here in California. I really appreciate your videos. They are very educational. I was wondering if you knew the rate in which it takes for oxidation to occur? When you display the results of the removal of earwax on the table, does it immediately begin to blacken, or does it take much longer?
Hi Demetrius, I think it can take about 10 months to go really dark in colour, but there are always exceptions to the rule. Saying that, I remember a Lady who hadn't had Her earwax removed for 30 years. The wax was quite a lightish color, even at the eardrum, where in theory, that should have bn there the longest. I saw a teenager whose wax was very dark, for not that many months.
With the Endoscope being used, the light is very bright in the ear, making wax look a very light color. When it's removed, it's the true color of the wax. I used to ask the same question, why the color changed, lol! Have a good evng and week ahead.
What does LSP stand for, is it in Audiology, Paediactrics? Sorry, I'm curious, am in England.
Hey Vivienne! Thank you for the explanation. I was really curious about it lol. SLP stands for Speech Language Pathologist, the counterpart to an audiologist. That’s why I’ve found these videos so fascinating, and Dr. Neil is very knowledgeable about his practice. Once again thank you for the explanation
@@DemetriusaurusRex Thank You for Your reply and answer. That must be Fascinating and Rewarding work. I hadn't had a fully working phone for a long time, so couldn't respond to Your post. Have a good rest of the week. 😊
Wow, nicely done. That was a lot of oedema, even for keratosis obturans - no wonder the patient was in so much pain! I'm glad you were able to resolve the pressure issue, and I'm sure if any remaining keratin needs to be removed it will be much simpler and less painful when things have settled down.
Thanks for giving your take on the Rosen Inserter, too.
Thanks, Neel.
I just love watching you preform
Hello Mr Neel
Was the discomfort similar to that when in an areoplane😮?
Good Morning Neel 🙋🏽 good job 👍🏽.
Bravo, Neel! Challenging and excellent! Love your explanations so much. They’re as gentle as your hands! I’m sure your patient found the relief well worth their travel. Continued success to you ♥️🙏🏼💐🌹🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thanks for the info
Neel is the best
I wish there was more for the first ear…. I saw 2 blood blisters and a ton more wax on the eardrum. Very exciting
Would a good analogy be it’s like building a rubber band ball but instead of adding the bands to the outside of the ball they are being added to the centre of the ball. If this is in a confined space the ball will add pressure to whatever is surrounding it. In this case the ear canal. Not sure I’ve explained it very well so hope you can understand what I mean.
Very interesting video, I could almost feel the patients relief when you removed all of that from their ear.
That must have agony having that giant plug
Awe this poor woman but so gentle and calming are you in the uk? I only i had trouble eyes for years ,had ears vacuumed years which really hurt only helped a little i
I enjoy watching your videos.
I've always wondered why there's no sort of anesthesia....it's because they're not allowed to!! So that's what I learned today!!
He's not a doctor. Same with other audiologists. Therefore they cannot prescribe or use drugs in their clinics.
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I could feel that patients pain.
Thank you Dr. Raithatha!!! I’ve been complaining about pain in my ears for about two and half to 3 years now. I’m always told that my ears are clear. If it is windy day this is when the issue starts…I feel a sharp pressure and pain…low base noises “brown noise” sometimes eases that pressure, but the everyday normal noises or high pitched noises make it worse. Recently I have been having fragmented blackouts when this pain occurs, ten seconds or so. I’d this something I should be concerned enough to ask for a referral to an audiologist or ENT?
I would say Yes, get a Referral to an ENT. There is a Long wait in the UK, if You go Privately You'll be seen a lot quicker. All the Best with Your Treatment.
That was EPIC!
Would there have been less pain if you had broken the plug up by using the rosen hook?
Wow that was a lot of work 😊
u explain things so well. do u teach also? like in a classroom enviorment ?
Hi Janice, Neel is Director of Clearwax, where He Trains how to use the Endoscope, which He and Colleagues invented. Not everybody is ambidextrous, and find using it hard, so Neel invented the WaxScope. He also has other manual tools being manufactured, so is extremely busy, what with working in the clinic and everything else. We get a video, late in the evng during this time, which He is So Good to do. I don't know if He gets enough sleep, I Hope He does, and can put His feet up at sometime at the wknd.
@viviennejordan215 thank u for that info. I wish him well...and sleep! ( u to dear!)
@@JanicenewlanThank You Janice, haven't had a fully working phone for a Long time, so couldn't respond to people. Have a Good rest of the week.
You mentioned extremely often how the ear has evolved over millennia. Therefore selfexcreting its own earwax. What happened before millennia? Did people learn how to self clean their own ears, or each other’s ears?
That was amazing
I luv you videos
Pulled that thing out is very satisfied
When you pull it out could you show us in the camera
First! Amazing removal!
How old was this patient? Just wondering what age group this affects the most
A 39 year old man who keeps using cotton buds. A very bad habit
@@cavleiit’s a female.
I never see you using the Rosen Inserter, I’m no specialist, but I would think in cases like this, it would be of more help than the “crochet hook” certainly in the beginning stages? Do you think I might be correct? Love all your work, by the way!❤
Thanks!
I get a lot pain i tried bicarbonate drops in one ear because if use olive oil i always get an ear infection this was worse oh my god it felt my brain was being squeezed, like severe concousion i could go out to doctors it was that painful, same if get water in ear infection and agony poor lady must so painful bless hopefully much better now 😊
If You're in the UK, go to Your Dr, or see an Audiologist, who might be able to refer You to an ENT. The Audiologist could Clean out Your ears. See Your Dr ASP, to get medication to Clear Up the infection. All the Best with Your Treatment.
Sorry, ASAP.
Thank you for showing these videos. I have learned so much from you 😊
Ouch!!!👂🏽👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I feel her pain😢
You did an amazing job! Your tenderness for the patients well being is awesome. I totally understand why you left so much in her right ear. She's probably going to be in pain for a few days till the swelling goes down and she gets that antibiotic. Once again amazing work. 21:00
The sucker also reduces the temperature in the ear and that can cause nauscea and dizzyness
Hi Mr. Neel! Just a quick question. Do you have to use the suction to peel the skin or is it possible to use the forceps? I would think the forceps would only tear the skin since it’s so delicate but I figured I’d ask! Thanks!!
Does the patient have to be put under anesthesia, or is there some sort of numbing solution given during these type of procedures? Is it an option to do so? The ear is pretty a sensitive area.
No patient in these videos is numbed or asleep. In the uk audiologists like Neel aren't licensed to provide medication. That is why he moves slow and steady and so delicate. If it is too painful for the patient they can see an ENT who can use localized anesthetic or put the patient to sleep
Thursday October 13, 2023 0240 hours...why can't you show all the removed material next to a penny so we can get an idea how much it actually was per side? Please & Thank hou
Why are the comments turned off on most of his videos?
how do people get to this level
Can topical anesthesia wotk here?
Sir please show the earwax after removed all that will be satisfied to all the viewers
That’s horrible no anesthetic can be used for this, 😢ouch.
Double wow
Stage II keratosis obituary
Great!
That was tightly tight
Wouldnt a rosenserter have help to get the plug out quicker?
I've never heard him refer to one of those. It might be a tool not used in the uk. Many countries have their own tools but Neel has designed his own set of tools now and I believe the rai pick is similar so he now has access to that
Oh my.
Como as pessoas criam isso nos ouvidos? É doença? Sujeira?
I don"t have all headaches
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Yo comenzaría por el principio, del conducto, así quedaría totalmente más limpio y con la pinza por la parte del centro, no por las esquina, pues pierde fuerza de extracción
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It seemed that you left quite a bit of ear wax in the ear. Specifically around the ear canal and around the ear drum. I am sure that the patients pain played a great part in your decision not to get all the keratosis. Would you comment on this?
He explained in the video
Omg - she needs Lorazepam 😳
Não consigo entender como tanta gente deixa chegar a esse ponto para procurar um especialista
Isn't there a tool that has a little spoon-like shovel at the end of it and actually help better than jobs on horn?
If only I were 30 years younger😊
Is a grade 4 the same as a cholestoma?
No
Two totally different conditions.
Yes, but I figure pain is better than paralysis
Hi Neel do you ever use a Rosen inserter?
He explained that in the video.
Whew!