This is a very interesting video! As an engineer who does medical research, I love videos like this to learn about new things. My boss was trying to push me to continue working on lasers for surgery. I feel like there are a lot of engineers who end up doing one specific thing in medicine that isn't too appealing to them. I have friends who find medicine boring because they don't see all of the different aspects of it -- they just think of sitting in a lab and pulling bones apart or crushing them to get tension data, for example. Or they think of people who just decide what materials to make screws out of. Are you planning on making more videos of this sort of content where you show the great impact engineering can have on people's lives? PS Happy Holidays Siobahn!
Wow i've always knew of their existence but never how they really work. Thank you so much! I love you new hair cut. Suits you so well. Loves from Cape Verde, Africa
Please do a video on bariatric surgery/bariatric patients. I think it’s so important that medical personal in the emergency department and other areas know more about this especially the mental emotional side of things for the patient. Also so society knows more about the surgery and the process people have to go through to have surgery in Ontario.
Thanks for the video Sheuvonne! It's crazy how prosthetics technology has advanced, I remember how impressed I was seeing Luke's prosthetic in empire strikes back, now I'm impressed to see how close we're getting to that level.
I would LOVE to see you shadow an OT! Your videos are so interesting and they really help me understand what allied health professionals I will likely work with in the future (current OTA student here) 😁
It’s so interesting and cool to me to learn about this field- as well as the history of prosthetic devices. Just so neat to see our efforts to mimic and create a tool that functions like the original grow over the decades.
It’s so crazy to see how fast prosthetic devices are progressing! I’d imagine there’s a little bit of a learning curve when getting used to them though. Especially when you showed the process of “learning” the electrical impulse signals. In the learning process, is it a patient by patient process, or is it more of a universal fit? Maybe some fine tuning depending on the patient?
I’m actually going to school to develop prosthetics, so it’s interesting to see this from an MD’s perspective. I think it would have been good to dive a bit more into how expensive prosthetics actually are. Great video overall!
I saw you on the discovery channel this morning on a show called Strange Evidence, and I was so excited for you! Congratulations on all of your amazing achievements, Doc! ♥️
It is a good explanation of you Siobhan about the Robotic Prosthetic hand and leg fixing to the disabled people. I like those Robotic Prosthetic making by those technicians Siobhan
I'm not 100% sure what I want to do after education. However I'm really interested in Speech and Language therapy. Do you think you could shadow a speech therapist? I would love to see it, but I also think it would be great to learn what people of this profession do and how they do it.
I just saw you on TV in the US on the discovery Channel talking about people looking like they are dead but buried alive. I recognize your voice and looked up pretty cool
Would you be able to talk about how you would become someone who works on prosthetics? I would love to pursue this but I’m not sure what the steps are to get there. Thank you and I absolutely love these videos!!
I recently caught up on your very informative series about Rheumatoid Arthritis. I myself have Osteoarthritis in my lower back. Siobhan, you have often requested that your viewers ask to have any further explanations of a subject covered. Could you do a video explaining the difference between Rheumatoid and Osteoarthritis? Can it effect the body differently or the same for other reasons? Thank you.
I would love to see you shadow a geneticist! Since you work in rheumatology I feel like it would be perfect for you to see that side of things! I have Stickler Syndrome which affects my connective tissue, joints, pain, etc yet no rheumatologist I have seen knows about it!
I can understand and hear every word your saying but I cannot make sense of it at all 😂 it’s completely incredible to me that ours brains can move a robot, how!
I’m going to be honest, when this video came out siobhan I was in the woods chopping logs 🪵😅 but I made it though that and it was very very nice to see this video before I get started on my school work, but honestly at more than one point in this video I was like “ Star Wars prosthetics are here at last!!!!” And I’m going to be honest here, how these limbs work are fascinating and exciting!!!! Like my specialty is aerospace engineering but this is something that quite literally made my draw drop!!!! Not just at how the hand arm and leg work and what they are used for but also for how long it took Tracy to g west used to the device. I’m not saying that I think it’s easy because that would be offensive in my opinion but I honestly can’t imagine the challenges and hardship that she must have had to go though in order to get used to using the device! Like that blew my mind! But anyway I much as I would love to keep typing this comment I have I get my schoolwork done so have an absolutely amazing day Siobhan and keep up the absolutely amazing and fantastic work!!!!!
I think I read about newer tech for artificial muscles. Sounds like they're catching up to science fiction. Manny, in The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, is one of my favorite characters and he had multiple arms for different tasks. One of the characters in the story I'm writing needs assistive limb support in a powered exoskeleton after a spinal injury. I wonder how long before they can grow replacement limbs.
Does something like this have any studies on helping with shadow pain? I almost wonder if it would seeing as how it functions like your old hand would so it might trick your body to thinking it is still there
why would you make it with unclipped nails ? also if i had to get a prosthetic i would get one that was obvious and cool and metalic fun fact in the middle ages pieces of armour would be recycled for use in making prosthetics because they where already fitted and made to follow the movements of limbs which means the prior owner could reuse it for his own prosthetic had he had to have a limb amputated or someone who it fits close enough for it to be useable but this was not always the case some prosthesis where purpose made by smiths tinkers or artificers a good example would be the arm of götz von berlichten aka „mit der eisernen Hand“ or "götz with the iron hand"
This is just shadowing for RUclips, not part of her education. Her fellowship/residency in rheumatology ends this summer and she then becomes an attending physician (fully licensed doctor)
I got a microprocessor knee a few weeks ago! It’s has changed my life so much and it is the best knee I have had in my 12 years of life 😁
How awesome! Are you in the USA or elsewhere? Hope your knee goes fabulously 😁👍
@@NZKiwi87 I’m in the uk so I got it through the NHS and thank you 😊
Thank you for this video! I'm a researcher in translational neural engineering and I love seeing these devices get more exposure!
I have a myoelectric prosthetic! Love showing people how it works 🥰
God Bless you Rachael and May you have a long happy life
God Bless from Ireland 🇮🇪
What limb do you have? How awesome 👍
@@NZKiwi87 the bebionic 3 hand by ottobck
This is a very interesting video! As an engineer who does medical research, I love videos like this to learn about new things. My boss was trying to push me to continue working on lasers for surgery. I feel like there are a lot of engineers who end up doing one specific thing in medicine that isn't too appealing to them. I have friends who find medicine boring because they don't see all of the different aspects of it -- they just think of sitting in a lab and pulling bones apart or crushing them to get tension data, for example. Or they think of people who just decide what materials to make screws out of.
Are you planning on making more videos of this sort of content where you show the great impact engineering can have on people's lives?
PS Happy Holidays Siobahn!
You inspire me to work in the medical field. I love your videos and keep doing what you’re doing
Wow i've always knew of their existence but never how they really work. Thank you so much! I love you new hair cut. Suits you so well. Loves from Cape Verde, Africa
Highlight of my Saturday - an upload from Siobhan! This is so interesting and I’ve learned so much from just one video. Keep up the good work! :D
My husband helped design what’s known as the Luke Skywalker prosthetic arm here in the States. It was pretty cool.
Please do a video on bariatric surgery/bariatric patients. I think it’s so important that medical personal in the emergency department and other areas know more about this especially the mental emotional side of things for the patient. Also so society knows more about the surgery and the process people have to go through to have surgery in Ontario.
Thanks for the video Sheuvonne! It's crazy how prosthetics technology has advanced, I remember how impressed I was seeing Luke's prosthetic in empire strikes back, now I'm impressed to see how close we're getting to that level.
Siobhan.
I’m very impressed with that attempt at spelling her name - good effort! It’s a tricky one 👍
@@NZKiwi87 It's Irish. 🇮🇪
you are propably, the most friendliest person in the world 😊
I would LOVE to see you shadow an OT! Your videos are so interesting and they really help me understand what allied health professionals I will likely work with in the future (current OTA student here) 😁
It’s so interesting and cool to me to learn about this field- as well as the history of prosthetic devices.
Just so neat to see our efforts to mimic and create a tool that functions like the original grow over the decades.
It’s so crazy to see how fast prosthetic devices are progressing! I’d imagine there’s a little bit of a learning curve when getting used to them though. Especially when you showed the process of “learning” the electrical impulse signals. In the learning process, is it a patient by patient process, or is it more of a universal fit? Maybe some fine tuning depending on the patient?
That is so fascinating! I'm sure they can really transform lives! I never knew they existed, I though only movies and books
She is a brilliant M.D.
I’m actually going to school to develop prosthetics, so it’s interesting to see this from an MD’s perspective. I think it would have been good to dive a bit more into how expensive prosthetics actually are. Great video overall!
I saw you on the discovery channel this morning on a show called Strange Evidence, and I was so excited for you! Congratulations on all of your amazing achievements, Doc! ♥️
You never fail to tell or show me something new about medicine, thankyou. You’re incredible and I can’t wait to see what you do next ☺️.
This video was amazing! Thank you so much for showing it to us. It was so interesting and full of information!
Your enthusiam is so adorable 😊
It is a good explanation of you Siobhan about the Robotic Prosthetic hand and leg fixing to the disabled people. I like those Robotic Prosthetic making by those technicians Siobhan
I just got my COVID vaccine and I’m so happy!!
This is such a cool field! Thanks for taking us along to learn more. Unrelated, your haircut and color look great!
I'm not 100% sure what I want to do after education.
However I'm really interested in Speech and Language therapy. Do you think you could shadow a speech therapist? I would love to see it, but I also think it would be great to learn what people of this profession do and how they do it.
I love all your videos. I hope there will be a lot more. Great work. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪.
Always look forward to your vids, have learned quite a bit.
I just saw you on TV in the US on the discovery Channel talking about people looking like they are dead but buried alive. I recognize your voice and looked up pretty cool
Fascinating as always! Also I love your hair! It's getting longer!
Would you be able to talk about how you would become someone who works on prosthetics? I would love to pursue this but I’m not sure what the steps are to get there. Thank you and I absolutely love these videos!!
Love the video so much and all
I recently caught up on your very informative series about Rheumatoid Arthritis. I myself have Osteoarthritis in my lower back. Siobhan, you have often requested that your viewers ask to have any further explanations of a subject covered. Could you do a video explaining the difference between Rheumatoid and Osteoarthritis? Can it effect the body differently or the same for other reasons?
Thank you.
And maybe also explain how joint pain from an illness like Lyme disease is similar/different in cause?
I would love to see you shadow a geneticist! Since you work in rheumatology I feel like it would be perfect for you to see that side of things! I have Stickler Syndrome which affects my connective tissue, joints, pain, etc yet no rheumatologist I have seen knows about it!
I love watching your videos 😀😀
Id love your viewers to see the world of EMS and how we can contribute to the healthcare field
Robotics are so cool! I wonder how life would be for the amputees nowadays without it!
Love this stay safe from Scotland 🏴
Hi from Sweden!
really enjoy your videos. thank you
Love this videos..You are absolutely amazing doctor .....
I can understand and hear every word your saying but I cannot make sense of it at all 😂 it’s completely incredible to me that ours brains can move a robot, how!
COOL VIDEO AND EDUCATIONAL AS ALWAYS !
Love your hair cut. Looks great
I’m going to be honest, when this video came out siobhan I was in the woods chopping logs 🪵😅 but I made it though that and it was very very nice to see this video before I get started on my school work, but honestly at more than one point in this video I was like “ Star Wars prosthetics are here at last!!!!” And I’m going to be honest here, how these limbs work are fascinating and exciting!!!! Like my specialty is aerospace engineering but this is something that quite literally made my draw drop!!!! Not just at how the hand arm and leg work and what they are used for but also for how long it took Tracy to g west used to the device. I’m not saying that I think it’s easy because that would be offensive in my opinion but I honestly can’t imagine the challenges and hardship that she must have had to go though in order to get used to using the device! Like that blew my mind! But anyway I much as I would love to keep typing this comment I have I get my schoolwork done so have an absolutely amazing day Siobhan and keep up the absolutely amazing and fantastic work!!!!!
I think you should do a video on how people get to be a prostolotist (I have no idea on how to spell that) or what jobs there are I that industry.
Its so weird that I started watching you when you were "Siobhan a first year medical resident".
Happy Thanksgiving Siobhan!!!
This is motivation my friends👏🗣🖤
I think I read about newer tech for artificial muscles. Sounds like they're catching up to science fiction. Manny, in The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, is one of my favorite characters and he had multiple arms for different tasks. One of the characters in the story I'm writing needs assistive limb support in a powered exoskeleton after a spinal injury. I wonder how long before they can grow replacement limbs.
Wow as a Med student i have never heard of this
Thanx for all the interesting info
Did you dye your hair?? It looks beautiful!!!
Do a longer video :)
Most interesting !
Interesting and informative as always!!
Make a video about Cardiac Perfusionist please.
Love this and the last video this is so cool and really like figuring out if wanye would be able to skate
Was prosthetics a rotation during your medical training? I love how much you love this field, it's like you are discovering it for the first time!
Thanks Doc… see you at the top
Does something like this have any studies on helping with shadow pain? I almost wonder if it would seeing as how it functions like your old hand would so it might trick your body to thinking it is still there
Fantastic video
It would be cool to see stuff like that to play instruments such as piano
Love the haircut 😄😁😁️💞💞💕💕
Im getting one for my paralyzed stroke arm
Siobhan switching medical field from rheumatologie to robotic prostethics soonish 😅💋
Probably not, just 8 months before graduation.
what do you use for contraception?
I love your hair!
Am i the only one who always mouths “hey guys, im Siobhan, a 5th year medical resident, and today..”
Hi my friend Siobhan have a good weekend
Well done!
Cool video please keep them coming
love this!
So awesome!!
WoW!!!💙💙💙
I'm Jeff I love y OU so much great video
Just commenting for the algorithm ❤️
I love ur channel😍
I've done them
Five years!
❤️❤️❤️
BOA TARDE,RIO DE JANEIRO-BRAZIL.
why would you make it with unclipped nails ?
also if i had to get a prosthetic i would get one that was obvious and cool and metalic
fun fact in the middle ages pieces of armour would be recycled for use in making prosthetics because they where already fitted and made to follow the movements of limbs
which means the prior owner could reuse it for his own prosthetic had he had to have a limb amputated or someone who it fits close enough for it to be useable
but this was not always the case some prosthesis where purpose made by smiths tinkers or artificers a good example would be the arm of götz von berlichten aka „mit der eisernen Hand“ or "götz with the iron hand"
Can you please play your violin in another video?? I'm a viola player. :)
Can u shadow an EMT?
Something sounds different. Congrats on your fifth year. 💯
Just about 8 months left as a student
Good Afternoon
There's not much I'm not, or wasn't, familiar with in this video.
With these, where the amputation is and how good the needed muscles are matters.
I have something that goes into my shoes because my bones are moving in
Hey Shioban
Hi❤
Ahhh I’m early
Early early
She seems like a kid in a candy shop and this is so cool.
Technology is getting brighter.
Hi
How long is this damn residency?
This is just shadowing for RUclips, not part of her education. Her fellowship/residency in rheumatology ends this summer and she then becomes an attending physician (fully licensed doctor)
Yesterday i was watching i robot🤖
1min gang
wish you could lost more. I'm sure you are extremely busy. Stay safe 🙂
real life terminator
Hi I love you today.
getting closer to deus ex/ghost in the shell oh god we are getting closer to deus ex...
@Joe Bidet video game about a dystopian future where people have prostetic limbs the dystopian part is an AI controls the media. damn good game