NP here. Dr Martin you are one cool dude! From your outdoors interest to MMA to being a neurosurgeon. I thought of going to Med school before going to NP school, but I couldn't imagine dedicating that many years to become a MD. The number of years one dedicates to become a Neurosurgeon is inspirational. Thank you for all you do! You are an inspiration to everyone in the health care field.
I’m a last year medical student from Norway, and I really enjoy your videos. You’re able to talk about one of the most abstract and complex organs in a way that both people with and without prior medical knowledge can enjoy. You must be great to do rounds with! Keep up the good work:)
A true neurosurgeon indeed. You know why? Even a kindergartener would understand what he just said. That's how amazingly well he just simplified this case.
You have a great way of explaining the complex (brain) into something even my two year old nephew would understand. Only an expert is able to do this. I hope to see more of these type of videos, where you incorporate neurosurgery into situations of an “everyday situation”. All the best.
To all who read my comments1I truly believe Bob Saget s death is a homicide. I believe he had 0real friends was just an Island into himself possibly had ausbergers. I e. the random outbursts and immediate apologies afterwards. 4:walk that mile everyone how do you get a one inch by one inch "gash" as stated by coroner without blood? only after death and how does it get at the top of your skull? imagine you part your hair down the middle, at the end in back of skull is placement of gash. Impossible. Have you never seen even a sm cut or head wound? you bleed like mad.
As a medical student from germany, who wants to be a neurosurgeon at some day and a guy who does boxing every day, I am really grateful for videos like this! I always try to connect my knowledges and to get a bigger picture. I always ask myself about anatomy and pathophysiology in my every day life. Thank you Dr. Rutkowski
Going to be honest , Never expected to UFC on the channel ! 👀 Still though walked away from this video learning how blood can get trapped in skull layers and really good acronym 👍 Good Stuff as always Doctor ! Take care and hope your mom and family is well
Joanna is my Polish sister also so when I seen her injury live on PPV and as a paramedic I knew what this injury was, a subdural hematoma that needed surgery as soon as possible, but thank you doctor for explaining the injury much more in-depth. Thank you for another awesome video.
Lol bro this is not a subdural hematoma you won’t see the swelling on the face or scalp if it’s subdural or even epidural. Read about the dependent area of face 😃.
My little brother passed away after a head injury received during a car accident caused by a drunk driver. They said his brain stem was snapped in half basically and they could not save him. Could you please be honest with me and tell me if this is true or if the surgeon just screwed up?
Wow, what a great & direct explanation of her situation! I had only seen a few clips from this fight & was extremely concerned about her injuries. I’m very glad she’s ok & I learned a lot from you. Thanks. Dr.
Would you say this is the same injury Rory McDonald had when he fought robbie the second time? I remember watching that fight and being worried. Or do you think the swelling came directly from a broken orbital bone?
Subgaleal haematoma occurs occasionally in newborn babies, and it is associated with vacuum delivery. Blood loss into the haematoma can cause haemorrhagic shock in a baby. The baby’s head can swell quickly and the appearance is very alarming. It is treated with blood transfusion and occasionally requires surgery to evacuate the haematoma and cauterize the blood vessel responsible.
Hi doctor great channel. Curious on your thoughts about Bob Saget's autopsy results. They're now saying Bob died of a subdural hematoma to the back of his head. What type of blow would cause a brain bleed like that ? Does age or medications like blood thinners weigh into this ?
Hello Martin! I’m Andrew from Ukraine. I was doing boxing over 10 years ago. During one of the training sessions I got a bare knuckle punch in my temple. I applied cold and lots of other stuff but it helped a little. Now it affects my quality of life to the point that sometimes it’s difficult to walk. Is it possible to talk to you about it?
Oh my goodness, I thought cauliflower ear was bad!! These girls are beasts, I don't ever want to end up in a bad spot with them! Glad that she's ok though and seems to be in good spirits. Thanks for the great video!
Hello sir, sorry I'm late but I love these videos, can't wait for the future maybe you could film a vaca wit your wife or something, keep up the good work.
hello sir i am from pakistan i will complete my college next july and i want to pursue a career in medical as you are my inspiration but being from a middle class family i cannot afford to go to expensive countries and universities . what can you suggest for me at this point.
I’m a neurosurgeon…and a huge MMA fan. Go figure!
its good for business
NP here. Dr Martin you are one cool dude! From your outdoors interest to MMA to being a neurosurgeon. I thought of going to Med school before going to NP school, but I couldn't imagine dedicating that many years to become a MD. The number of years one dedicates to become a Neurosurgeon is inspirational. Thank you for all you do! You are an inspiration to everyone in the health care field.
MMA IS THE BEST SPORT DOC!
You’re awesome man. That simple.
Final year med student, just found your channel. Amazing content sir
I’m a last year medical student from Norway, and I really enjoy your videos. You’re able to talk about one of the most abstract and complex organs in a way that both people with and without prior medical knowledge can enjoy. You must be great to do rounds with! Keep up the good work:)
A true neurosurgeon indeed. You know why? Even a kindergartener would understand what he just said. That's how amazingly well he just simplified this case.
You have a great way of explaining the complex (brain) into something even my two year old nephew would understand. Only an expert is able to do this. I hope to see more of these type of videos, where you incorporate neurosurgery into situations of an “everyday situation”. All the best.
Thank you Markus. Appreciate the comment.
To all who read my comments1I truly believe Bob Saget s death is a homicide. I believe he had 0real friends was just an Island into himself possibly had ausbergers. I e. the random outbursts and immediate apologies afterwards. 4:walk that mile everyone how do you get a one inch by one inch "gash" as stated by coroner without blood? only after death and how does it get at the top of your skull? imagine you part your hair down the middle, at the end in back of skull is placement of gash. Impossible. Have you never seen even a sm cut or head wound? you bleed like mad.
LUMINAL.... Bobs Room.
I remember seeing her injury at that fight. I wondered how serious it was. SCALP is something I won't be forgetting anytime soon!
Wicked cool. Crazy how she continued after the first blow...
Exactly. What I didn’t say is how amazing her tenacity and pain tolerance are…these fighters are incredible.
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Or.......some may say: CRAZY 🤪😜😳🤔
Never knew that such an injury formation was even possible! An amazing video!
PS. Loved the layers of the scalp with SCALP! 😂
As a medical student from germany, who wants to be a neurosurgeon at some day and a guy who does boxing every day, I am really grateful for videos like this! I always try to connect my knowledges and to get a bigger picture. I always ask myself about anatomy and pathophysiology in my every day life. Thank you Dr. Rutkowski
Going to be honest , Never expected to UFC on the channel ! 👀
Still though walked away from this video learning how blood can get trapped in skull layers and really good acronym 👍
Good Stuff as always Doctor ! Take care and hope your mom and family is well
Such a great video, couldn’t think of a better person to react to the fight! I’d love to see more videos like this 🙏
Great explanation. Love it when we can apply the anatomy we learn back from med school. Back to the basics/fundamentals.
Great video Dr. Martin! Absolutely love your explanations.
Thanks Kevin!
Bro you put so much shame to all the other doctor channels. You are the OG neurosurgeon of the internet now.
Thanks Jose! You’re too kind. I think I’m going to have to add your comment to my CV, verbatim.
Joanna is my Polish sister also so when I seen her injury live on PPV and as a paramedic I knew what this injury was, a subdural hematoma that needed surgery as soon as possible, but thank you doctor for explaining the injury much more in-depth. Thank you for another awesome video.
Lol bro this is not a subdural hematoma you won’t see the swelling on the face or scalp if it’s subdural or even epidural. Read about the dependent area of face 😃.
Thank you sir for this information. Your videos motivate me to become a neurosurgeon`.
You’re welcome! Happy to hear it.
👏👏 thanks for the video. As always, the explanation is gold. Thanks for sharing knowledge. Greetings from Ecuador.
Just found you and I am in love with you and your channel ♥️. Thank you 😊
Make like this more topic it is exciting & interesting
Congratulations on 9,000 subscribers! You deserve it, excited to see you with 10,000 subs soon! Great video :)
Very kind! Thanks for being part of our brainiac family!
My little brother passed away after a head injury received during a car accident caused by a drunk driver. They said his brain stem was snapped in half basically and they could not save him. Could you please be honest with me and tell me if this is true or if the surgeon just screwed up?
I remember watching this UFC event - enjoyed learning about medical side of sports. Great video!
OMG! If they must fight they need to wear helmets!
Very cool video. Can’t wait to see more react videos like this.
Wow, what a great & direct explanation of her situation! I had only seen a few clips from this fight & was extremely concerned about her injuries. I’m very glad she’s ok & I learned a lot from you. Thanks. Dr.
great explanation for the head injury! coming from someone that doesnt know alot about human anatomy this was easy to follow and understand thanks!
Lovely explanation! Clear. Thank you, Doctor!
Would you say this is the same injury Rory McDonald had when he fought robbie the second time? I remember watching that fight and being worried. Or do you think the swelling came directly from a broken orbital bone?
Unique content Dr.Rutkowski. loved it
Subgaleal haematoma occurs occasionally in newborn babies, and it is associated with vacuum delivery. Blood loss into the haematoma can cause haemorrhagic shock in a baby. The baby’s head can swell quickly and the appearance is very alarming. It is treated with blood transfusion and occasionally requires surgery to evacuate the haematoma and cauterize the blood vessel responsible.
Scary!
He's like a medical Alexia. So robotic
Hey sir are you still working on the "day in the life life of a neurosurgeon "
Hi doctor great channel. Curious on your thoughts about Bob Saget's autopsy results. They're now saying Bob died of a subdural hematoma to the back of his head. What type of blow would cause a brain bleed like that ? Does age or medications like blood thinners weigh into this ?
3:54 Looks like it might be kinesio tape, though I've never seen it on the face before.
Hello Martin! I’m Andrew from Ukraine. I was doing boxing over 10 years ago. During one of the training sessions I got a bare knuckle punch in my temple. I applied cold and lots of other stuff but it helped a little. Now it affects my quality of life to the point that sometimes it’s difficult to walk. Is it possible to talk to you about it?
Wow, hope she found a new profession!
Learn something new with each video! Now I’ll remember the layers of the S.C.A.L.P. haha
Oh my goodness, I thought cauliflower ear was bad!! These girls are beasts, I don't ever want to end up in a bad spot with them! Glad that she's ok though and seems to be in good spirits. Thanks for the great video!
Hello sir, sorry I'm late but I love these videos, can't wait for the future maybe you could film a vaca wit your wife or something, keep up the good work.
Great explanation sir. 🙏
I like the anatomical deduction
hello sir i am from pakistan i will complete my college next july and i want to pursue a career in medical as you are my inspiration but being from a middle class family i cannot afford to go to expensive countries and universities . what can you suggest for me at this point.
Rhoton on the shelf! Dr. R is the real deal!
Solid content!
Thanks for watching Nesef!
Love the video
So did they drain a blood from hematoma, or her body healed itself?
By the way, who is your favourite active fighter?
You should do a video reacting to Dr. Glaucomflecken neurosurgery skits
Is it just me or is it normal to get a bit queasy after watching this?
The fight continued after that acute swelling? So no doctors are there? Scary if a doctor was there.
I can’t say I support this kind of competition.
amazing
I love your videos and understand all of them.And im ten
Good.morning...
I think I’m going to be sick.
She looks like the Bride of Frankenstein.
Genial.
😎
Do you call your self civilian or Italian if speaking on your heritage? 😎
I can understand why men would do this, but not women , just not congruent physiologically on so many levels. 🤷🏻♀️
Do you have an email address I could contact