Gamma Knife® (Stereotactic Radiosurgery)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2014
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This 3D medical animation gives a brief overview of the Gamma Knife®, the types of conditions it treats and the treatment process.
#GammaKnife #StereotacticRadiosurgery #BrainSurgery
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Gamma Knife does sound like a cool finisher attack name.
Its Trafalgar law power
Not power but move from his devil fruit ope ope no mi I believe
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Well . . One piece reader here . .
Exactly what my brother in law is going through today. After two years of on going chemotherapy . Cancer has spread to his brain. I pray for all those dealing with Cancer and their families.
Kas Kahea how is he now?
@@leothesealo4265 he died
Please tell me in detail my brother have brain tumer
Amen
Kas Kahea hopefully he survives/d
My father is undergoing this at this very moment. Fingers crossed.
I know this is TH-cam and you might not want to answer such a personal question; but how did it go? Did it work?
Bryan Cubero We Will never know
Salvatore D’Ambrosi 😂
@@tobor88 is
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Gamma knife is one of the coolest medical term I've heard in a while
I want a Gamma Couch
wait till you see cyberknife
Roon! Takt
As a student of a hospital physicist program I'm finding your videos extremely interesting and useful!
You seem like you may know, but I'm assuming by the name "gamma" they are pumping some pretty high energy particles at the patients neurons (as per video). How is it possible that healthy neurons, or even the tissue around your skull, are not at all affected by these rays?
***** Thanks for the reply. I'm currently a microbiology major, but barely past the general biol and chem, so my knowledge is limited. I'm not understanding what happens to the gamma emission after it hits it's target. It's still passing through, right?
***** Awh, gotcha. Thanks.
@@randominternetprofile8270 The gamma knife passes threw healthy tissue and doesn't damage it. Think of it as a magnifying glass and lighting fire. The beam only work once the rays contact each other at the point of were the beams are supposed to work. I've had the treatment twice now and I prey I don't have to get it again. After the first time I don't even like getting MRI's they make me claustrophobic and they never used to bother. Gamma knife takes a long time to work in on my 3rd year now with a ticking timebomb in my brain
@@philcosgrove6823 please tell me in detail, i have also a tumer
One of Trafalgar Law's abilities, the Gamma Knife.
I have gone through Gamma knife surgery yesterday this is a much better option than open surgery. We started at 12am and by 3pm it was done and by 5/6 pm i was at home it is completely painless process
Please tell me now you are get better and what's effect of its
Is it so dangerous or effect on brain tissue?
How are you today after the procedure sir? Godbless you
@@tiktokhotties8259 I'm fine...
thanks 😊!
@@dxkingdom3810 No pain or side effects at all?
@@tiktokhotties8259 i faced a little bit headache in the beginning but now I'm almost fine
Goddammit I watched one of these and now they’re everywhere
I had two doses of this for an AVM after a subarachnoid haemorrhage in 2010 but got the all clear this July 😀
All the best Gerry 😊
rishithA Sanjana feeling great after having my whole thirties wiped out 😀
Do the pins on the head frame actually go inside your head? If so do they leave a mark or if you have lots of hair will they have to shave sections of it?
@@meganbirks3818 I had a brain surgery and while these pins may not me comfy, the marks go away after a while I only had one at the forehead and above the left ear. It's not a big problem but May look like a birthmark for a while :)
@@meganbirks3818 and I could imagine that the pins for radiosurgery are not as tight as in my case since you are awake during radio surgery
Did this at UPMC with Dr. Lunsford almost 10 years ago for TN. Cured. Amazing technology.
I'm hoping to have this procedure also for TN , I pray that this work for me.
I hope to have this same procedure done soon for TN
Kristen Green did it work
Does the radiation emitted by the gamma Knife machine have future consequences such as tumor formation or cancer due to radiation ???
Watching this out of curiosity, but I guess that most people are here because they or a loved one need to undergo this treatment.
I want to give you reading this a virtual hug and a kiss of the forehead. May this awesome product of science help you out, a random stranger wishes you all the best.
I'm watching this to learn more about it so I know what to expect. I may need this but I don't want anybody putting any screws into my head I didn't know that had to be done. I thought it was a non-invasive procedure. Having to put screws into your head is extremely invasive. If only there was another way for them to keep your head still without having to use screws. Otherwise I wouldn't mind. Now I'm really scared.
@@marciwhitman3513 fingers crossed for you brother, it’s my knowledge that the screws absolutely don’t get into the bone, the parts that pierce the skin is just the very tip and that part is thin like a needle, and it just need to pierce the skin and to touch the bone to keep the head still, it doesn’t go into the bone and it’s totally painless. Don’t be afraid and I hope it’ll help!
@@carloalbertoranzani8041 I'm a female by the way. And I hope that I never need this type of surgery or any kind of surgery and that the tumor stays small and doesn't grow anymore. It's a benign tumor called an acoustic neuroma and it's causing hearing loss and tinnitus and also dizziness and balance problems. Next April will be my third MRI and I'm crossing my fingers that there is no growth of the tumor and that things at this point remain stable and I don't have to worry. 🤞
Omg this is awesome, i love your animations, it makes everything nice and simple. Thank you!
I had Gamma-Knife stereotactic radiosurgery in the Royal Hallamshire hospital in Sheffield back in 2003 after being diagnosed with a right-thalamic AVM which nearly killed me several times and caused me a life of utter hell. I would NOT be here to type this if I chose not to undergo the treatment so I can only advise anyone considering this treatment to take it. I am beyond what the word 'Grateful' can cover for the fantastic work of Professor Leksell that pioneered this technology and the team in Sheffield that applied it. However, the anguish and concerns about exposure wracked my mind before undergoing the treatment as I'm more than aware of the effects of ionising radiation. I am still here, albeit with issues but my AVM has not bled since. Thanks for this great informative video. From being at 30% mortality in 2002 and able to type in here in 2023 is technologically fascinating ! Thank you.
I’m literally having this treatment at that exact hospital in 4 weeks time. Thank you for the reassurance it will all be okay
Hi Charlotte, I'd forgotten I'd posted that... ! I hope everything goes well with your treatment :) @@charlottemunro7890
I got this recommended after searching what is Law skill in one piece. Btw nice video 👍
As someone who’s undergone another similar type of radiation therapy that uses a similar delivery called stereotactic radiation therapy, I think that this video is very accurate, and helpful in describing It.
I'm 17 and have to have one of these done in a couple of weeks. This video has definitely put my thoughts at ease
how did it go?
Respect to engineers
doctor also
This is a lot more ingenious than I expected
Lmao, after one piece this will never be the same.
That was AWESOME!
I had this procedure 5 days ago. 2 days after the procedure I woke up with intense pain in my brain. It felt like my brain was being crushed as the pressure from removing the headset was being relieved. I also felt intense heat as if my brain cells were being fried. The mestastatic 2 cm tumor in my rib and surrounding tissue triggered an intense local pain which then triggered a system wide chemo pain. That night, I felt a 9 rating on the pain scale for about 14 grueling hours. The hospital treated me with oral Fentanyl, Morphine IV, and oral Oxycodone until Inlost my conscience from either exhaustion or pain. The following moring it was confirme that my brain underwent swelling and is being treated with 4 injections of steroids a day to decreate the swelling. Inhave been given a higher dosage of IV hydromorphone to control the pain.
Thanks for sharing your situation, how are you now?
Went through this procedure 4 years ago...
Been doing fine since
Does the radiation emitted by the gamma Knife machine have future consequences such as tumor formation or cancer due to radiation ???
Not very likely.
I was quoted a very small percentage of serious side effects happening due to the gamma knife radiosurgery. Most of the radiation is focussed on a very small area, so the possible cellular damage on anything that isn't the target is negligible at best.
It beats having your skull opened for more invasive brain surgery, that's for sure.
@@ValorZeroAdvent Is it effective for obsessive compulsive disorder?
Is it effective for Brain tumour ( 4.5 cm)( Maningioma)????
Please reply 🙏😭
@@sebas89ify probably not. i'm not a doctor, please see a psychiatrist
I just did this March 8 in Thomasville GA. I made the right decision.
I’ll be having this procedure done very soon. I have a brain AVM and I feel better about this. The thought of the craniotomy had me SHOOK!! I’m not afraid GOD got me!
My brother had it done 4 weeks ago and is doing better
@@traceey70 so far so good, still having slight headaches but nothing like before. Prayers to you and your brother
@@shannellwhy6639 bro
@@shannellwhy6639 are you fine?
@@Iamchip9 BRO I’m a woman
this is incredible stuff.
Wow King Gizzard is sounding a little different than usual
looking for this comment
@@medlawar8645 >tally hall pfp
>listens to king gizzard
Checks out honestly
@@user-burner there are a huge community of TH fans who like KGLW
@@medlawar8645 yeah I know I'm in that community lol
Nice video.thanku so much
I love all the videos
Just had this done today...fairly simple and a one time treatment
The screws how was the before during and after of it? My mom is to do it and we all are terrified. They never told us till now about the screws they never mentioned it
Hello did you undergo stereotactic radiosurgery? Or this gamma knife? How was it? Is it painless? What are your side effects? Hope you're doing well. Praying for your recovery🙏🙏
Law:GAMMA KNIFE!
Doctors: :| we use it to help people
First time watched a video of this channel with volume up
I am editing a paper on this. Cool stuff. Greetings from Uganda. 🇺🇬
Recently had a grade 2 brain tumor removed and I was told when recurrence happens gamma knife is likely going to be the treatment plan. Nice to see it explained so well.
I’m sorry you going through this.
Does it stop the recurrance of the tumor? My mom had a tumor surgery of the CP angle and it seems that it has started to regrow a little . Will it be fine with gamma knife method ?
Wow... your animation and your sound 😍 they are nice
Well...U R FANTASTIC AND UR VIDEOS TOO......SO detailed explanation that an ordinary man can easily perform surgeries...
I just came back from France because I had to get gamma knife radiation on my head because I have epilepsy which causes me to have seizures!! I still have them but it takes about 3 months to 3 years for them to settle down until I don't have them anymore!!! (Dr. Regis did my brain surgery,search him on TH-cam) I was awake when they did the surgery!! It hurt ALOT!!!
its supposed to
Ybhf Wnvmn awake??? No anesthesia???
Local anesthesia I'm sure. It is typical to stay awake during brain surgery.
Kant Drawl why tho?
@@donkeydongle3691 so they communicate with you
damn, can't believe kaido got hit by one of these D:, he didn't even have a stablilizer. Law's an absolute beast
this is my favourite king gizzard song
@GIMPmanipulated I totally agree with you is scary but in most situations in life we don’t have to fear coz for kills faster than anything else.. I pray God grant us courage to remain confidence and good health.
How are you today?
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.
I will be going through this procedure this Friday to remove left over AVM from a previous brain surgery. So nervous!
Hope all is well
@@DymenThe thank you. The procedure was painless but uncomfortable due to the mask. Lost my hair around the area where radiation was administered.
Waiting for this
I’m undergoing this in a couple of months as I suffered from a brain haemorrhage last year. Hoping it all goes well
I went through this procedure on 2016. For me, this was the only option to treat a vein malformation in the main artery. If I had gone through the surgery procedureinstead, most likely I wouldn't make it out of the surgery room because of the location and type of aneurysm. Thanks to the Lord and all the medical staff for giving me a second chance. God Bless.
@@salvadorbravo4187 I’m glad to hear it’s going well. Due to my age, surgery procedure is a huge risk and likely to leave me paralysed. I’m only 18 and thankfully this procedure in a couple weeks is giving me hope
@@nadhirayasmin5244 mam how are you now any afters effects? Done in single session or more
@@pubgplayer976 I’m actually having my treatment tomorrow. I had a consultation prior to this and they told me everything I need to know. The gamma knife treatment is only going to take me a day. After that, I was made aware that it’ll take up to about 3 years for my brain to fully heal. I won’t physically feel anything over the next couple years but I should slowly become less fatigued and have fewer pains in my head. Right now I’m also sensitive to light and find it really difficult to concentrate on things. This should hopefully get better as right now my brain is just always tired. I also have trouble remembering new information. After the haemorrhage I did forget a lot of the things from the past but some of those memories slowly came back when something triggered it.
It’s been a year since my haemorrhage and throughout I have had extremely sharp headaches, fatigue and there’s been multiple occasions where I’ve passed out. I can’t be in the sun for long and I can’t do too much physical activity whether it’s going for walks or intense exercise. I hope this was helpful
@@nadhirayasmin5244 thnx for reply my doc adv me this surgey I have 1.1cm acoustic neuroma which is no cancerous tumour behind my ear I am really scared am 26y and not yet married
Please talk about the relevance of gamma knife capsulotomy for Refractory Obsessive compulsive disorder
Nice, knife , gamma knife
Crack the whip i'll jump the hoop
That's a very sick intro right there nucleus!
does this stereotactic radiosurgery has side effects? if so, what are the side effects you're experiencing? thank you
this is insane, this is my first time hearing about a type of surgery where you don't even need to make any cuts.
Ahmer Imam just woke up from a coma lasting the entire 20th century?
Roughly.
50% of the comments: medical students
30%: random people who got this recommended for absulutely no reason
20%: L a W
It's weird that all the ads I get from your channel are in Spanish. Just curious if it's TH-cam algorithm or if you guys have Spanish advertisers
please make a video about Balloon Sinuplasty, thanks for all your informational videos
What is that? I went to nursing school but I never heard of that.
it is a new procedure to treat sinusitis.
@@paladindragoongirl18 basically putting a balloon in your nose
NONAGON INFINITY OPENS THE DOOR.
WAIT!!! for the answer to open the door ;)
WOOOOOOOOO
Yeppppppp
I don’t know what I expected in the comments here, but it wasn’t this reference
CRACK THE WHIP ILL JUMP THE HOOP CUT THE SKIN AND BEND THE TRUTH ALL I WANTED WAS MY YOUTH
ALL IN FAVOR OF THE TRUTH
GAMMA KNIFE!
Does it have a role in the management of hematomas?
my grandfather had a small tumor that was treated via this method. at the moment i believe that the tumor is either gone or too small to grow bigger
Admiral Kizaru loved this
How much would it take for a tumor like the one in the video to "heal" or dissapear with this treatment?
That's what I'm interested in, or if there are four, how long does it take
Love law even more
awesome
I have to get this in 2 days and the head frame part sounds terrifying
I have to have it done this Friday an the head piece what scares me too how was it?
Does it hurt when they numb you
My brother just had this procedure done 4 weeks ago. Please 🙏🏾
Me when I see the title: Can Trafalgar Law do Gamma Knife on someone head?
Thank you .
Please : what are the side effects of this treatment ?
I just commented on side effects above
My father will get this treatment this wednesday i hope it will save him
Hi #Team_Nucleus
it would be great if you add the side effects of the treatment too... So that we will be aware of that too...
Manohar Teja my mom is having gamma knife treatment right now. Her doctor told my family that 50% people will have dementia in 1 year after this treatment.
@@yuririn1219 i couldn't find anything on this.
do you have a link to someplace where it is saying this?
@@downey2294 I’m sorry I don’t have any link. I just heard from the doctor.
@@yuririn1219 how is she now?
@@divssharma5219 my mom past away 3 months after gamma knife treatment. Gamma knife treatment worked but cancer was all over the body already so she couldn’t make it. She died too soon to see any side effects.
Was this procedure developed in Winnipeg?
*hulk uses gamma knife. It’s super effective.*
Also used in trigeminal neuralgia
Have you done it? How did it go?
Does anyone know if a glioblastoma tumor reoccurs can a patient try this?
ya ya thats all good but where does the milk and honey fit into this operation?
May I also ask about seeing your unborn self?
How are doctors so sure that all the tumor cells are destroyed to prevent further tumors to form when using the radiation therapy?
Mri after operation
My mom has cancer for 7 years. Now it spread to her brain. Doctor said she has a month to live. She just had gamma knife treatment so she can live longer. I really hope this will work...
How is she now???????????
Hari krishna gamma knife worked very well. It was miracle that doctor told us cancer in her brain was all gone. But unfortunately cancer spread all over her body. Her organs shut down and she past away 3 months after she had gamma knife.
@@yuririn1219 sorry for your loss
Thank you.
@yuririn1219 That’s so sad to hear, sorry for all your mom went through may God see you throughout and restore your mom health totally 💯
Anyone had a large front temple avm and had this treatment? I started having seizures and waiting for this treatment .. has it helped anyone
My father had a tumor on the right side. But I did not get my father. There was nothing wrong with the operation, but the radiation did not work until after the operation. Last they emptied their hands. The operation was performed by Amrita Hospital, Ernakulam
How is he now? Any side effects?
is this method usable for Van Der Knap syndrome ?
I have a papillary tumor of the pineal gland, and had my craniotomy already for partial resection, the doc couldn’t remove all of the tumor because the arteries in my brain are wrapped around the tumor so now I have to have this procedure done, and honestly I’m terrified of this helmet thing, and for the craniotomy I was completely unconscious, so the fact that I have to be awake and aware for all of this has me SHOOK, anyone whose under went this have any advice or tips? Or information to share?
Did you do it? How was it?
What is cost of this treatment pl Reply quick fast plz plz plz 😭😶😶😶😶🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙎🙏🙌🙏🙌
damn Oda did his research.
Wow that's crazy
Essential tremon video pls
GAMMA KNIFE, KNIIIIIFE, GAMMA KNIFE, WOOOOOOOO
Holy Shit! What the heck are you doing here?! Wait? Is that Brain? Wow! Lol! 😂
Sounds like the ultimate Hulk weapon, xd
can gamma knife treat diffuse tumors? For example, a spread out tumor that has grown over a wide area of the brain bridge?
No. Impractical for big tumors.
is stereotactic limbic leucotomy is same with that ?
Please share animation about alzheimer's disease treatment.
I have vestibular schwannoma and going through this treatment very soon. I am very frightened for the procedure. If anyone had it and knows the side effects or good sides. Please let me know🙃
You got one another treatment called cyber knife
Without frame
Is it hurt?
Screws are fixed in skull bone?
Yes
@@shashishekhar---- that's the part that they don't tell you about and that's the part that I don't like and that I don't want done. Non invasive my ass! 🤬
My mom is getting ready to have this done for Brian cancer I'm really hoping it works
como te fue con el tratamiento a su madre ?
Why is there a register (®️) mark?
Gonna go through this is a couple days. I'm terrified. It's supposed to clot my AVM in my brain.
Okay edit:
So left this comment a year ago. Since then I've had this surgery twice, and honestly it was alright. If anybody has questions because you're worried or anything to do with what happens, ill answer anything. When I innitally left this comment, I would have really liked to be able to ask someone who had been through it questions. Just lmk!
Procedure 1 was for a smaller portion of the avm. Putting the headgear on hurts a lot, but not to the extent that you'd be yelling out. You usually have an angiogram right before this procedure if it's for an avm. For procedure 1 I had the angiogram through my groin. I do not recommend going through thr groin. If you have any say in it, ask for going through the arm. I was then brought to a mri then finally to the surgery machine. I fell asleep during surgery. They took off the headgear afterwards and I felt alright. Afterwards I never had any puffing of my face (often happens with the numbing medicine the inject to the spots on your head that are screwed into) and never had any headaches. Went right back to normal stuff within a week.
Procedure 2 was for the larger portion. Headgear, angiogram through the arm (much better), mri, surgery. Then after taking the headgear off my head ached for a very long time that day. They won't let you leave the hospital unless you eat something after surgery and I was in so much headache pain I could not eat for hours. Finally went home. My face did swell up, my undereyes got very puffy and my eyes swelled almost completely shut. I continued to have headaches for a while and one of the holes for the headpiece became a scar that I have on the side of my forehead to this day. A while later I ended up noticing a bald spot in my hair where the radiation had been directed (which I was not told could be a side effect). It was under my hair a ways so it was not noticeable, but it was there. About a month or two into recovery I started getting the most severe headaches I've ever had. Come to find out my brain was swelling thanks to surgery and I was put on steroids for 4 (?) Months. In that time I gained 40 lbs in 3 weeks. I hated these steroids but had to take them of the debilitating headaches would start again. Slowly I was able to get off of them and as of now I've had the "just take a mri every year" for two years now. Everything looks good. No bloodflow through thr avm. In that time I actually graduated high school and now I'm a sophomore in college. Doing great ❤️ you've got this. You are going to do so well. Even if this sucks right now, I know you'll be okay.
how did it go
Mimi Mck lol
@@gordronz6616 hmmmm
*avm?
@@Zenheizer wow. Yeah sorry, I'm just stupid 😅. In fairness, this was right after I first learned about it. I've now had 2 surgeries and im sure ill never forget how to write it again. Things are going well though
I had gamma radiation knife surgery about 4 years ago at one of the country's "finest" hospitals near Buffalo, New York. Within 4 weeks after the proceedure I woke up with a terrible case of Bell's Palsy on the same side I had the surgery. This is not like the other bouts of the palsy I have had (4 times) on the right side. But this palsy was a total blowout on the left side of my face from the gamma surgery. I still have TN, and now Bell's Palsy to go with it. If I knew these things were possible I would never have had the surgery. Be careful!
I had the gamma knife surgery. and now I have schizophrenia. I hear voices. I'm sorry about your TN, and palsy. I agree with you should of never had the surgery.
Jessie Lynne Geary hi is good this for avm.
@@gerikuper6473 hi Geri is the gamma knife working for you? I have a Avm also
without surgery is der any treatment via medicines ??
@@janeenaguayo2203 um does radiation cause scizophrenia pls explain
これ洗ったことある！こーやって使うのね～
I had this proceedure done for Trigemengal Neualgia. They missed the nerve and fried the nurve behind my left ear in the mastoid bone resulting in perminate Bell's Palsy!! Now the hospital that did it won't talk to me about it.
Jessie Lynne Geary You have every right to sue that hospital. I'm serious go for it you would win. (Get a lawyer to talk to)
If that's accurate, you need a good lawyer. You have a fixed time to sue. That's WHY hospitals and Drs. pay for malpractice insurance!!!! Collect from the insurance companies!!! In a clear case, they almost NEVER even go to trial. They just cut you a check. I had mine done at Johns Hopkins and the results were very good. Hopefully you went to a major hospital to have yours done.
Sorry to hear that Jessie I agree go to a solicitor. If you don't I understand why because I've had bad treatment and it's like banging your head against a brick wall. An I assume you've had numerous doctors who talk the same crap. Fobbing you of. Good luck
You should have sued them! This is not a joke. People think technology like this is reliable and they will lure you in to get the $. This should not be taken lightly. I'm so sorry you have to deal with this. There is a documentary on Netflix that relates to incidents like this. It is called BLEEDING EDGE. These types of things are scary. You need them to pay you for the damage.
Jessie Lynne Geary where did you have it done at? I am about to have to have it done is why I am asking
helpful
I have found out I have an AVM of 12mm in my brain deep enough that my Neurosurgeon cannot operate. It is right behind my right eye near the Galen vein and the Neurosurgeon said if he operates I might have half my body paralysed (left side). So he recommended this procedure but I am terrorised to do it...he said I have time but I must do it before getting pregnant if I plan on having children...But I read I might have neurological issues after the procedure as it might damage some parts of my brain around the lesion during the process...that head frame thing is also scaring me too... 😔
Did u went through the process?
Omg i was looking for the song by kglw
My ex husband got this for a brain Avm. After being told it was successful. The sticky substance used in the process failed . His brain hemorrhaged.he passed within a month in 2023.
Proceed with caution and ask what the back up plan is or if you have another option
Dr. Doofenshmirtz: Behold the gamma knife-inator!
Okay serious question... How can I get a brain scan? I'm scared of a tumor m. Better safe than sorry
Get a MRI at a hospital
My dad was so beat up after this. Little by little he faded. Melanoma increased by 10x in the brain. He had 4 surgeries with gamma knife. It ultimately killed my Dad.