Craniectomy brain surgery - 3D animation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2020
- A brain surgery called a craniectomy is performed to remove a part of your skull in order to relieve pressure in an area when your brain swells from a traumatic brain injury. It is also performed to treat medical conditions that cause your brain to swell or bleed that can be caused by an aneurysm, brain tumor or other cancer.
This 3d animation shows how the surgical procedure decreases intracranial pressure (ICP), intracranial hypertension (ICHT), or heavy bleeding (also called hemorrhaging) inside your skull. If left untreated, pressure or bleeding can compress your brain and push it down onto the brain stem. This can be fatal or cause permanent brain damage.
Brain surgery is a very serious procedure under any circumstances, but a craniectomy is done when there is an immediate risk to the brain and neurological function due to severe brain injury or stroke.
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It's amazing how most brain surgeries can be done while the patient is awake as they don't feel pain and to ensure they don't damage any brain cells.
@@Miaweolla The brain itself doesn't have any pain receptors so it isn't a real problem. They just apply some local anaesthetics for the scalp
@@Miaweolla the brain has no sensation of pain. But as the other comment said that there is anesthesia for the scalp.
@@tannishthasingh8869...........
@@tannishthasingh8869 so when someone die because of shots on the head and blow up the brain they didnt feel any pain?
@@hdnr666 nothing is left to process pain, the thing which used to do that is blown to bits
Gives me chills honestly, watching what I had to go through in my coma after having a stroke in 2018. Recovered extremely well, no symptoms or issues adapting my lost functions to other parts of my brain. Weird to feel the back of my head and touch the scar of the incision and see the action happening in the video.
What kind of functions did you lose?
My boa u got me terrified with ur story. I hope I don’t have to face my own mortality in such a intrinsic way like you did. Stay up broski✌🏼
Me when I fall asleep at the sleepover
Well you are missing a bone in your neck now my friend
May the Lord be with you!
POV: you fell asleep first at the sleepover [rookie mistake]
more like an amazing miracle
Jesus, one wrong move or hand twitch and it's all over. Brain surgeons are literal super heroes.
“Hey did you fix the skull” “yeah it’s here somewhere” *accidentally throws scapel into brain* “oh well at least he had life insurance”
I mean, medical negligence is one of the main reasons people die, although they save lives most of the time, it is still possible to mess up in one of these
@@joshidk21 AT LEAST HE HAD LIFE INSURANCE
Imagine the surgeon watches this while he's doing the surgery.
U mean for tutorial? lmaoo
*Ужас*
And that is my father
They actually do. A little bit of reference won't hurt anyone... I hope.
Or reading: "Craniectomy Surgery for dummies".
Good tutorial, simple, no hand, no blooood, using telekinetic power. Time to try it at home, nice...
😂😂
Are you... Still alive?
@a not racist building that has news for you Very allegorical
yeah, i was trying to learn something here. I was met with unrealistic standards.
Nice copied comment
I had this done around 4 months ago now and as an 18 year old I was soo scared but now I’m so grateful as it saved my life!!
Whats the reason its done to you?
@@zee9709 I had an abscess on my brain which then led to another 4 traumas on my Brain so I had to go for an emergency op
@@brs0382 😮 thanks for telling me bro. Hope it works out 👍
@@zee9709 your welcome, I think I’m all good now hopefully
@@brs0382 what is the reason of your abscess?
1:42
You forgot to rejoin that bone which is near the neck..!!
They stolen my bone, can have shut in Detroit
me in detroit: tis tru :(
And theys stole bit of my brain too! Unfucking believeable!
зыьш0
Oh.. Doctor where is my c1 bone..
@@kdshukla2224 eh
N951
More power to anyone that does surgery awake. I remember seeing a guy playing the guitar while being awake
I saw that video too.
Cant anyone play guitar awake? Lol
@@minni852 in a surgery
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the dude was a musician who apparently needed surgery, from what ive heard he was asked to play the guiter during surgery so if the doctors messed something up it would interfere with his playing
Looks simple enough. Thank you for the tutorial!
Update?
@@wafflemation6887 it worked! It was definitely way easier thanks to the tutorial
@@Rakietomania yay!
Thanks. Great video. Straight to the point with no fluff. Will save me tons of money!
So, uh... How did your self-surgery go? 🤔🙂
@ᴄʀᴇsᴛᴇᴅ sᴀɢᴜᴀʀᴏ not bad, im alive. Working in the mirror reverse was a bit to get used to, but the pressure is gone and i feel alot better!!
I can't do it myself, would you be so kind to do this practice for me please 🥺
@@YourHandsomeCrush just give it a shot. You got this! Just make sure you have a sharp blade. It makes cutting ALOT easier.
@@pole_barn_builder oh ok then, I'll do it right away. I will ask my mom if I can borrow her trusty kitchen knife for this activity, thanks buddy
Buttttt, they didn't fix back the piece of the bone.😳🤔🧐
Yes hahaha
They forgot it, but I'll tell them
That amazed me too hhhhhh
Keyholder
Dont worry, it will grow back.
Jesus Christ, my brain is activating its self defense while I'm watching this.
YO JESUS THIS MAN IS CALLING YOU
@Yamato is that mori
@Yamato Nice
Back of my neck feels kinda hurt while watching this
HA↗️HA↘️HA↗️HA↘️HA↗️HA↘️HA↗️HA↘️
Dude I wanna be a surgeon to help people for free but watching this video I realze how difficult and dangerous it can be, you have a life on your hands
How exactly do you plan to become a surgeon for free?
@@nistatoon I think they mean they want to give surgery out for free.
I had this surgery, to attempt to remove a tumor wrapping around my brainstem and spinal cord. Guess what the bill was? - over $325,000! plus another $50,000 for anesthesia and real-time spinal cord monitoring to make sure they didn’t paralyze me. Nearly $400,000 in one day. That’s a nice paycheck! but, money as a primary motivation won’t produce the best doctors/surgeons like someone doing it for gratification of learning and saving a life.
It might be a ludicrous price, but thats the price to not die a horrible death young, in a country that treats healthcare and life as a business. If you become a surgeon, or even neurosurgeon one day, you can do it for the money or to help people. Just don’t forget, if you live in the USA, that money, and one’s company’s insurance (if you can work) decides who gets to live and who dies, more than need. It’s a terrifying position to be as patient, when being denied life saving treatments. Try to do ‘bro-bono’ work for those lacking insurance or pay, otherwise you’ll miss out on helping those with most need and little resources, and only be helping those that already have the means and options to do so.
If you’re REALLY REALLY interested in becoming a doctor or surgeon one day, then I’d highly recommend you find a doctor to ‘shadow’ for a few weeks one summer before or during your undergraduate degree. Sometimes, there are official programs hosted by hospitals and clinics for this, so you could search for that opportunity. As with any career, it’s best to see what the job is actually like, and ask questions of someone in that position, before you commit. Make sure that even if it’s what you WANT to do, that your aptitudes and interests align with it as well. Anyone who’s been to college before can tell you the sheer number of people that start out ‘pre-med’, and the massive proportion that wash out before even getting a chance to apply to med school. The majority wanted to be a doctor because of money and status, but never worked hard enough, knew how competitive it would be, never developed the drive, or aptitude for biology, anatomy, chemistry to actually cut it.
I wish you all the best in pursuing your dream, and if that ends up to become a surgeon, then good luck. Work/study hard, then some more, and never forget the people you could help and save one day, and you’ll have a chance. And if that doesn’t work out, don’t dismay, just remember that means there’s just something else you will kick butt at in life.
Yeah, you’ll want to at least make back your student loans before considering doing things pro-bono. I suggest starting with volunteer organizations as first-aid to see if you like it. Good luck though.
@@nistatoon some countries have free education
When you‘re first to fall asleep at a sleepover
I had this procedure done back in the May 1991, after it was discovered that I have a tumour. Unfortunately, it could not be removed, as it is deeply imbedded in the pineal gland. To stop blinding headaches from occurring, I have the shunt. Neurologists and Neurosurgeons across the world, will know exactly what I am talking about... I am still alive at least. 🙂
Oh.. you are so lucky to survive 30 years after.... hats off to you 👏
you are a strong person, Magnus. Wish you long, happy and healthy life. Best wishes from Pakistan.
Wow ! Cheers bro. 😍
Здоровье вам!!!!
Здоровья Вам!
POV: You fall asleep first at the sleepover
(Rookie mistake)
All the trials and errors over the years gjve me chills.
Rest in piece the people who volunteered for first brain surgery
Man, surgeons are NUTS. Thankfully we have them. Amazing.
This gave me anxiety for some reason....I just don’t like seeing any human like thing getting cut with or without blood
my step dad is a nurse in the army
Ikr like I would hate to see blood but it's so uncanny not having any
That’s a natural reaction. You are programmed to not want to be cut open.
@@Botwiener wh- I don’t really care about that why did you mention that
I fear blood tho
i had big right frontal craniotomy for brain hemorrhage, i am glad I am able to commenting here ❤️
Alhamdulilah.. May Allah bless you with good health, brother
@Kemal Bajrovic i dont know how did u tell this brother.. but thank you so much brother.. yesterday i was in intense stress.. ur message relieved me a lot.. may allah bless u n ur family
@Kemal Bajrovic aameen.. but i m not brother.. i m sister in islam.. Alhamdulilah.. take care
God bless you.
i hope you are doing well without any problems now 👍
When someone fall asleep first at the sleepover
As someone who’s had brain surgery (on the right side of my brain requiring a part of my right skull to be removed) this is very eerie 😱😱
They just steal that mans bone piece?
LMFAOOO
IKRR
Wtf put it back
cant have shit in detroit
Bruh, why they stealing bones tho
When you're the first one to fall asleep at a sleepover
POV: you’re first to fall asleep at the sleepover
Me and the boys:
When you fell asleep first in the sleepover:
They have forgot to put a piece of nick bone back 😂
you forgot the screws for the skull
😂😂
Sergery was failed
Yes
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I like how they cut all the way through to his brain, took a piece of his brain off and just said " Yeah, lets put a bandage over it" sounds like something my kindergarten teacher would say
А вы оригинал!
🤔
Yeah and they literally forgot to put that bone back in. It’s like „he won’t need that anyway“
@@Enzoxvx That piece of bone will be given to House Dog of the Surgeon 🐕🐩.
Omg, this is that prank they did on me when i fell asleep first at the sleepover!!!
In case if you are wondering why the bone flap was not replaced, it is because this is a craniectomy, not a craniotomy. In this procedure, the surgeon does not replace the bone flap deliberately. This is to relieve any swelling, or bleeding. A craniectomy is mostly performed in emergencies.
when u fall asleep first in sleepover
Wow, that's a lot of damage! Use Flex Tape !
Yea men PLEX TEPE
Very effective!
Nice tutorial! It worked, thanks!
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There's no “don't try this at home” so let me grab the knife real quick
Wait what a KNIFE?!
Do it
AOT
You need more than a knife grab a hammer, it's time to smash some skulls
Actually you just need a really sharp butter knife
Me pranking my friend John (He foolishly fell asleep before we did)
Did I finally find the original video for one of those you fall asleep first at the sleepover videos?
Just what I was looking for, thanks for the instructions, going to save so much doing this myself.
POV: you fall asleep first at the sleepover
When you ask your medical friend for a neck rub.
I like how there is no blood and he just instantly heals after that
That individual will never be the same again after this surgery.
pov: youre the first to fall asleep at the sleepover
“Look who fell asleep first”
This is what happens to the guy who falls asleep first at a sleepover
"look who's sleeping first!"
"Prank em Jhon!"
Instructions unclear, grandpa doesn't wake up
Underrated comment.
grandpa is ded
0:04 AH YES MY FIRST TITAN!!!!
LMAO
I LOVE THAT SHOW
HAH I GET IT
SHINZOU SASEGAYO!!!!!!!
@@rajyavardhansingh4491 its shinzo wo sasageyo
3 years ago I had trasnfeoidal surgery . pititury removal. at ut southwestern medical center dallas.
my neurosurgeon and ENT. were fantastic. experts . the best you can find in us. I'm blessed. to have gone to that hospital.
Getting this surgery is a no-brainer!
When I watch this we all must learn to love each other life's holding on a string.
Tttttgf lmf
😍
Verdade Mano
POV you fell asleep first at the sleepover. (Rookie mistake)
POV: You're the first one to fall asleep in a sleepover
Modern surgeons are remarkable.
Pov: you fell asleep first in a sleepover
When you fall asleep first at a sleepover
why are these videos so satifying
Thanks for the tutorial
My buddies did this to me after I fell asleep first at the sleep over
Thank you for the tutorial, who needs years of university when this exists!
You need years of training to do this
Nah bro just did it on my brother he’s sleeping right now
@@zyzzenjoyer7825 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@zyzzenjoyer7825 Now He's not gonna Wake Up! 🙂☠️
many years ago , when i was not a excellent surgeon i performed this surgery on kim jong un but my hand moved and his brain got damaged
Pov: you fell asleep first in the sleepover (rookie mistake)
I had a tumor removed from my cerebellum almost 4 years ago. It seems like this animation is probably very similar to what I had done.
I had it on 6 Jan 2022 same your spot but my wound it on the left. Almost 4 weeks now. I feel something inside blackhead because it heavy. So I need your advice i still scare for hair shampoo don’t know how to start my life now. Wound is dry well.but still hurt😌
Hi. My mom has a tumor in the middle of her cerebellum. She is getting it removed. What were your symptoms?
@@steady5823...extreme nausea,vomiting, imbalance while walking and extreme headaches.
One of my dream was to be neurologist. But life has decided another way.
That's reality bro.
@@shobhitranjan2938 😂😂
Mine was cardiologist...but life has decided another way
@@humakhan5972 what u do?
@@humakhan5972 🤝💪🏾✊🏾 now I found another passion in IT.
Me pranking my friend at the sleepover(he fell asleep first, rookie mistake)
Imagine u r an actual surgeon, but forgot how to make it and u need to watch this tutorial while performing surgery on an actual patient.
Thank god you’re awake for this shit
Utterly incredible stuff to watch.Big hurrah! to all the steady hands that accomplish this feat.Incredible
Something about falling asleep first at a sleepover
I think Bro was the First one To sleep At da Bois House💀
Im ready to do surgery now thanks to you. Good tutorial
when you sleep first at a sleepover (rookie mistake)
when your friend fall asleep first at the sleepover
POV: you were the first person to fall asleep at the sleepover
thanks for the tutorial bro, just on time
1:37 "Now give me a bandage.
annd we're done"
Magically shuts itself
@@apersona9379 wAt?
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he just fell asleep first at the sleepover 💀
Chilll its just a prank
U the one will be sleeping because your eye won't open again
Why this is so satisfactory?
Thanks for watching!
I spen all night watching theses
You snooze you lose lmao
pov: you fell asleep first at the sleepover (rookie mistake)
Now my respect to doctors after watching this 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈
doing this to whoever falls asleep first at the sleepover
wait so the bone has a plastic um thingy 0:39
Nah bro fell asleep first at the sleepover 💀💀💀
I like how at the end it's just a band-aid, zip him up, and we're done.
0:16 I’m like WOAH WOAH WHERE GOING
He fell asleep first at the sleepover 😤😤😤😤😤😤😤
man this prank gonna be crazy 😂😂😂
Thank you for the tutorial, can’t wait to try it out on my buddy John at the sleepover tonight! (He always falls asleep first)
💀
Men this video brings so much memories this is the samething i did to my homies when they fell asleep first in our sleepover just so nostalgic
This is what happens when you sleep first ina sleepover
Man was the first to fell asleep at a sleepover
normally i find medical animations interesting but this one gives me the heebie jeebies
I got this surgery last year and I woke up in the middle of it you won't believe the extreme pain i felt it was so much that I passed out the doctor told me that they didn't put me enough anesthesia or whatever they put you to sleep but yeah such a horrible experience I'm not going to the doctor no mo
bro stay stromg bro
ik dumb question, but dont you have any problems with remembering, or emotions or something?
Pacoradon ik you’d think he had ptsd or something and didn’t live 😭
@@pacoradon9231 I don't know if this is true but I heard somebody forgot how to breathe when it woke up from the operation the doctors had to put it that oxygen mask I did had a little trouble remembering some stuff I did before the operation but not to that extent of not knowing how to breathe it must have been very scary to that person that forgot how to breathe IF that's true
@@bosskelvin195 thanks boss
I’m not even a medical professional. Why am I so captivated by this?!?
Because you fell asleep first at a sleepover.
Estudia , puede ser un llamado ❤️
Thanks for the suggestion, this sleepover is gonna be fire
i have to try this next time somebody falls asleep face down during a sleepover.
the boys will have a lot of fun with this
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