Are neurosurgeons arrogant a**holes? Addressing the stereotypes...

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  • Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
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  • @baobui3002
    @baobui3002 3 месяца назад +23

    I thought the stereotype was true, until I started scribing for a neurosurgeon. The most hard-working, caring, respectful, and humble doctor I’ve ever encountered!

  • @subodhsrinivasamurthy6866
    @subodhsrinivasamurthy6866 3 месяца назад +20

    I always had this misconception that neurosurgeons didn't had any time to spend outside of the hospital, but I was proven wrong by you, Thank you very much ❤

    • @NeuroScientician
      @NeuroScientician 3 месяца назад +6

      Good chance that it was recorded in a hospital in place of "unnecessary" patient pre-op visit. :))

  • @julie982
    @julie982 3 месяца назад +2

    Wonderful video. I had a lumbar surgery and when I was being discharged from my neurosurgeon's post-op care, he left the room for a while. When he came back, he apologized for the wait, he was learning how to put in his own PT orders in the EMR. Totally blew me away that he just did not have one of his staff do it for him.

  • @LOG2007
    @LOG2007 3 месяца назад +6

    Thank you for another amazing video, Dr. Rutkowski. I hope that someday you can make a video about why you chose to become a neurosurgeon and how you came to realize that it's your calling. Thank you so much, Dr, and God bless!

  • @Limastudent
    @Limastudent 3 месяца назад +1

    I had the need to speak to numerous neurosurgeons and they were all caring and exceptional people. One saved my son's life.

  • @michelecornelius9847
    @michelecornelius9847 23 часа назад

    As a patient who has worked with you, I found you to be a great doctor. I literally referred myself to you. I didn’t see an a$$hole at all but a doctor who was very thorough & diligent. I hate to hear you left & now I have to go back & meet your replacement.

  • @miaminative6260
    @miaminative6260 3 месяца назад +1

    I'm a psychologist who is married to a neurosurgeon. You nailed it! Although (as in any profession), there are some exceptions who might actually fit the stereotype. But overall, I agree with you completely. Neurosurgeons rock!

  • @MrYomeee3
    @MrYomeee3 3 месяца назад +2

    Another great video and another comment and compliment from my side. Though this time and further on, I don't expect you to remember, haha. All the best!

  • @harjunb3692
    @harjunb3692 3 месяца назад

    Love the content, Doc. Greatest YT comeback ever.

  • @Dloin
    @Dloin Месяц назад

    Honestly, if the dude fastening lose screws had no confidence, that would concern me more 😂

  • @zanereese4796
    @zanereese4796 3 месяца назад +1

    It's okay to be an a**hole that knows some stuff. The ones that don't are good ones to stay away from. Doctors, machinists, electronics repair people, welders, oilfield management, mechanics, etc. can all have the stereotypical personalities, but if they are excellent at their practice/craft/vocation, these folks deserve respect.

  • @boblolrus
    @boblolrus Месяц назад +1

    Nice!

  • @BuddhaFpv
    @BuddhaFpv 20 дней назад

    having a deep understanding about how the brain works but not know the reason why it does has to be deeply frustrating, in the end you can learn as much as you want about the brain and the workings of it but not ever know why we have consciousness, where it comes from...why is even reality? something many have theories about, have intuition when we feel like we personally find the answer but never fully knowing...I suppose thats how alot of science goes when you break it down, the real question isnt how its why?

  • @natashamiller4860
    @natashamiller4860 3 месяца назад

    I absolutely love this!

  • @beansprout-v9u
    @beansprout-v9u 7 дней назад

    if you don't mind me asking what did you major in for your bachelors?

  • @JulyFourth1776
    @JulyFourth1776 26 дней назад

    Please react to the viral video of a neurosurgeon who quit and lives in the mountains. I want to know your thoughts on his points.

  • @Black-mj3yz
    @Black-mj3yz 3 месяца назад

    ❇️Please i need answer..
    Is it true that neurosurgery is not suitable for nervous people? It requires great endurance? I am really a nervous person, but I love this specialty. Do you recommend it to me??

  • @nathanchisvo2613
    @nathanchisvo2613 3 месяца назад

    I would love to publish with you. I have prior experience!

  • @sahabrandon1
    @sahabrandon1 3 месяца назад

    What's your view on medical college AIIMS Delhi?🎉

  • @mateuszcielas3362
    @mateuszcielas3362 3 месяца назад

    around 2:38 you said about sucessful surgeries, how do you feel about all cancerous tumors that are more likely fatal? i know it must be hard, but is giving them a month more so much? for me one month more or less isnt as much of the deal, but im no surgeon

    • @prarabdhasudame2039
      @prarabdhasudame2039 Месяц назад +1

      When you know anyday can be your last day , everyday will count.❤

  • @WilliamBlanks
    @WilliamBlanks 3 месяца назад

    Dr. Woodall is the coolest person I know.