GAMMA KNIFE ICON Patients' guide to treatment

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  • Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
  • The Leksell Gamma Knife Icon has recently been installed and launched at Netcare Milpark Hospital. For any patient having to undergo new treatment that they are not familiar with, can be a fearful prospect. This video is a step by step guide to Gamma Knife treatment to show you what you can expect to hopefully put your mind at ease.
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  • @MrJayjase
    @MrJayjase 5 месяцев назад +4

    I cried when they put the screws in, the pressure was unreal. When they removed it, it felt like my skull was going to explode, I could feel it in my teeth, but I would do it all over again as I now live a healthy life.

  • @6699Jackie
    @6699Jackie Год назад +6

    My Daughter had this treatment at Barts, she found the headframe painful as her treatment was 4 hours, taking it off after can give a headache due to pressure of wearing it. Her AVM took around 3 years to go following this, so much better than surgery

    • @SaveNature001
      @SaveNature001 Год назад +1

      AVM means?

    • @6699Jackie
      @6699Jackie Год назад +2

      @@SaveNature001 arterio venus malformation i might have spelt it wrong but that is how it sounds

  • @fatimashaqa1531
    @fatimashaqa1531 2 года назад +4

    A great device arrived in Iraq more than a year ago and the doctors started working on it. It's good for brain-protecting.

  • @brianloftus4919
    @brianloftus4919 Год назад +3

    My people. Not fun......but im grateful for the results. Good luck brothers and sisters.

  • @freeskier175
    @freeskier175 Год назад +3

    Never seen someone so excited about getting a neuro procedure.

  • @carolneely5808
    @carolneely5808 4 года назад +9

    Everyone handles pain different now they dont say they have to numb your head with needles which was most uncomfortable for me because they had to stick me about ten or more times in the back of my head but they did make sure i was comfortable it was a 8 hour procedure i fell the sleep in the gamma machine i was so sedative other than that it is better than the knife my doctor's did a great job and the nurse's

  • @balwinderandroid881
    @balwinderandroid881 Год назад +5

    I had this gramma knife surgery two months back . Its not as easy as is shown in some vedeos. Screwing the head in a metal frame at the age of 70 was terribly painful but the doctors never explain it before fixing the frame. I cried a lot with pain but they say it will settle in some time. Though better than open surgery but really really painful .

    • @6699Jackie
      @6699Jackie Год назад +1

      My Daughter found it very painful too. She had it done at Barts about 6 years ago and the treatment was successful, i hope yours is too and that the discomfort was worth it

    • @GobindaShort
      @GobindaShort 7 месяцев назад +1

      Sister where are you from….by the way I have also suggested gamma knife Dr but what should I do if I am not sure please reply sis 🙏

    • @GobindaShort
      @GobindaShort 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@6699Jackie Sister where are you from….by the way I have also suggested gamma knife Dr but what should I do if I am not sure please reply sis 🙏

    • @GobindaShort
      @GobindaShort 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@6699Jackie I'm from India

    • @GobindaShort
      @GobindaShort 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@6699Jackie how is your daughter now

  • @waheedali3886
    @waheedali3886 2 месяца назад

    Had this procedure done twice for trigemal

  • @sumantakr.3662
    @sumantakr.3662 Год назад

    After gamma knife ...I feel vertiligo problem brain hadec weeknes verious problem feel ....how to solved

  • @RT-qt7sw
    @RT-qt7sw 3 года назад

    What the main differences between GK Perfexion and GK ICON?

    • @susanjohnson6795
      @susanjohnson6795 3 года назад

      Icon is the latest model. Perfexion is 1 generation old. The Icon adds the capability to use a thermoplastic mask instead of a frame. But the mask is rarely used. Most doctors are afraid to use the mask unless they are forced to perform fractionated (multi-session) treatments. Fractionation might be needed for malignant cancer tumours.

  • @keshavsingla270
    @keshavsingla270 4 года назад +1

    this is a third time i got same problem. 2 times already i
    went for surgery. now in my regular checkup there is symptoms of 36*35*36 mm
    right basitemporal region T2 hyperintense, flair hetrogenous hyperintense and
    T1 heterogeneous hyperintense with "Cogwheel"
    appearnace mass lession (recurrance of Epidermoid) .. please tell me treatment
    of this so i can recover.

    • @lahorepigeon5996
      @lahorepigeon5996 3 года назад

      Hi sir it's better to have a stem cell treatment injected directly into the vein

  • @sarahsimon1661
    @sarahsimon1661 3 месяца назад

    I had it done twice. I'm not gonna lie; the injections in the forehead hurt like a mother!

  • @D.Garcia007
    @D.Garcia007 4 года назад +8

    Just knock me out please!

  • @tann1682
    @tann1682 3 года назад +5

    I just had this procedure done 2 days ago, and I am perturbed by this video!!!! It was a very unpleasant experience. The smile on the patient’s face through out the video is an inauthentic representation of the procedure. The most irritating clip in the video is the lady sitting up with a smile and chatting with the staff! The procedure is a great alternative to surgery, and an incredible medical innovation, but this video misrepresents the process.

    • @nietbepalen
      @nietbepalen 5 месяцев назад +1

      Mine was so relaxed ❤

  • @jean-pierrecattabrini6213
    @jean-pierrecattabrini6213 Год назад

    Traduction en français

  • @gereksizgerekli
    @gereksizgerekli 4 года назад +1

    Aycan hocadan gelenler .d

  • @haalimhalim4965
    @haalimhalim4965 2 года назад

    Number of doctor please

  • @Psychiatry.321
    @Psychiatry.321 Год назад +2

    middle ages torture 1:29 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @leiladasha
      @leiladasha Год назад +1

      Agree and cause necrosis and trigger cancer

    • @Psychiatry.321
      @Psychiatry.321 Год назад +1

      @@leiladasha Sure, Microvascular Decompression is the BEST but it's invasive. Radiofrequency Lesioning (RFL) works great but usually it replaces the pain with mild numbness and not recommended if the ophthalmic branch of the Trigeminal Nerve is affected, since it could cause Neurotrophic Keratitis (corneal nerves damage) and/or Chronic Dry Eye Syndrome with Corneal Neuralgia

    • @leiladasha
      @leiladasha Год назад

      @@Psychiatry.321 brain tumor can shrink with prolong fast and cut ALL sugar from diet for atleast 6 months

  • @shellutz3113
    @shellutz3113 10 месяцев назад +1

    I'm supposed to have this done...I'm going with no. The tumor will just have to kill me fuk it.

    • @GobindaShort
      @GobindaShort 7 месяцев назад

      Sister where are you from….by the way I have also suggested gamma knife Dr but what should I do if I am not sure please reply sis 🙏

    • @vivamaria6160
      @vivamaria6160 Месяц назад

      How did it go?

  • @dr.vikasthorat1331
    @dr.vikasthorat1331 4 года назад +3

    How much effective this treatment?

    • @philcosgrove6823
      @philcosgrove6823 4 года назад +8

      Your a doctor aren’t you shouldn’t you know?

    • @poppypeppa0186
      @poppypeppa0186 4 года назад +3

      maybe he don’t know much about nuclear medicine

    • @poppypeppa0186
      @poppypeppa0186 4 года назад

      but yes it is very effective in one procedure about maximal an hour a bigger brain tumor can be treated.

    • @lahorepigeon5996
      @lahorepigeon5996 3 года назад

      @@philcosgrove6823 lol

  • @anikomazan8871
    @anikomazan8871 4 года назад +3

    Shocking. Head frame!!! OMG! Never!

  • @kajolbeuria24
    @kajolbeuria24 4 года назад

    Actuly wat disease us tht

  • @c.r.6172
    @c.r.6172 3 года назад

    For starters please rename the procedure. Gama massage sounds better.

  • @heyimgoingtoplaysomegames
    @heyimgoingtoplaysomegames 5 лет назад

    But HOW does the gamma knife work?!?!?

    • @philcosgrove6823
      @philcosgrove6823 4 года назад +1

      I’m having it for the second time in the next few weeks the best way I explain it to people is. It’s like a magnifying glass when lighting fire it only works when the 2 beams touch an one single beam won’t damage tissue only when they touch. They concerntrate the beams so they touch around the AVM

    • @philcosgrove6823
      @philcosgrove6823 4 года назад

      Shampoo Doesnt taste as good as it smells In theory yes but In most cases it causes necrosis around the lesion an takes a long time to work but it’s a miracle machine in my eyes

    • @philcosgrove6823
      @philcosgrove6823 4 года назад

      Shampoo Doesnt taste as good as it smells Brain tissue that dies heals it’s self over time it’s amazing. After 2 years of my last treatment I suffered necrosis around the AVM. Then after 4 years it’s had fully healed leaving a tiny scar. I’ll be going for round 2 bring it on ✊

    • @philcosgrove6823
      @philcosgrove6823 4 года назад +1

      Shampoo Doesnt taste as good as it smells I know it doesn’t I said brain tissue. Brain tissue heals it’s self over time. If it was single beam or fractionated then this would destroy brain cells that’s why stereotactic is so amazing it doesn’t work till the beams touch at the point of contact of the AVM or what your trying to treat. Are you a doctor or had this treatment also

    • @philcosgrove6823
      @philcosgrove6823 4 года назад

      That’s what my vascular Neuro radiologists, neurologists and neurosurgeons have told me I was surprised by this to.

  • @marciwhitman3513
    @marciwhitman3513 Год назад +4

    This is the most awful and the most archaic thing that I've ever seen in my entire life! And it is also very terrifying! With all of today's technology there has to be a better way to do this without having to adhere a metal frame to your head! What I would like to know is why can't you use the machine to stabilize somebody's head without having to put a frame on somebody's head? Why do you have to screw in a metal frame in order to do the radiation? There has to be another way. And what would you do for a person that has an allergy to metal? How would you then do the radiation? There has to be an alternative.

    • @ornella1328
      @ornella1328 Год назад

      Mask

    • @GobindaShort
      @GobindaShort 7 месяцев назад

      Sister where are you from….by the way I have also suggested gamma knife Dr but what should I do if I am not sure please reply sis 🙏

    • @marciwhitman3513
      @marciwhitman3513 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@GobindaShort you should definitely have a consultation with a radiation oncologist before you make your final decision because you want to have the right decision for you based on the size of your tumor and your symptoms. I had radiation done in May of this year and they used a moldable plastic mask. It was a piece of multiple plastic that was dipped in hot water and it was molded around the back of my head and there was another piece that was molded around my face. During that time they also took a CAT scan and if you don't have an MRI then they can do an MRI also. Then I had to wait a period of two weeks while everything was set up and the doctor came up with my correct dosage and the correct positioning for the machine and everything that they had to do technically. So then when I had the radiation done the reposition The mask over my head which was a lot tighter because it had hardened. The radiation treatment itself only took about 6 minutes. I felt fine afterwards but I got sick that evening.

    • @GobindaShort
      @GobindaShort 7 месяцев назад

      @@marciwhitman3513 👍❣️

  • @gereksizgerekli
    @gereksizgerekli 4 года назад +1

    Bisküvi yediği dakika kaç

  • @user-xh1bb4vv5y
    @user-xh1bb4vv5y 3 года назад

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