Keep vlogging!😍I was literally crying while I watched the video because we don't have such hospitals and it looks so cool,and this what future of medicine looks like to me
Hey Alex! You saw me just a couple weeks back, I had an SAH and coiling back in April, you saw me at my 6 months review. So exciting to see you on here!
Dropped you a mail. I’ve been living in Stepney Green since 1986, I remember the old hospital - when it was still in a fairly new condition! The new hospital is simply sublime. I had surgery in the old hospital about 8 years ago (broken fibula) and then of course coiling this year at the current building. One thing that hasn’t changed is the brilliant staff at this hospital.
This hospital saved my life in 2008 I have gone on to have a miracle baby since who is now 11 and because of the constant care I still have my children have a mother and I will forever be in their debt best doctors and nurses in London
Very very nice! I'm from Brazil and a medicine student (in the fifth year, in Brazil are six years) and your vlogs and the Brainbook's work are very inspiring for me. I want to be a neurosurgeon and I hope one day I will visit the Royal London Hospital and see all this live.
I'm glad that you're enjoying the vlogs and hope that they continue to inspire you. This is really great to hear :) you're very welcome to come and visit. We just had some neurosurgeons from Campino Grande come and visit us!
I'm an IMG and it's really important for me to get into a city NHS trust hospital for my fy1 and further specialty training inside the city . So could you please elaborate how to get into the Royal London Hospital for foundation year courses if they have any. Please .
Hello dr... My brother disgnosed as GBM 4 grade...operated last year 19 oct...when 23 cycle of tenozolamide n radiation completed his wbc n platelet start reducing..platelet up to 3000 n wbc 800....hospilized for 15 days...oncologist says it us due to tenozolamide....Mri till july were ok....but in august mri tumor sized increased...he is re operated on 6 sep.....mgmt partially positive....dr says after one month we start tenozolamide.....sir immuno therapy will help????or any advance techniques you suggest gor him....plz help
A CT scanner is nothing more than a fancy X-ray. The only difference, is that it's takes helical pictures using multiple images. And then a tomographic assembler put them in the right order, so that the doctor can flip through the slices.
Well you go up to the third floor, all along corridor 3s , when you get to the end turn right, and you want to head through five sets of double doors. Then you walk up two flights of stairs, walk along corridor 4c, then walked down the stairs at the end back to the third floor, then getting a lift and go up to the 6th floor, EN1 of the walls you will see a map of the hospital, when you read that you're realise that none of the scanners are on the 6th floor, so you getting a lift and you go down to the 2nd floor. When you get there, simply walk up to someone that looks official and ask them for directions, it's easier than this malarkey.
What? Nothing at all? .. No food, no clothing, no water, no painkillers, no car, no public transport, no bother coming out cafe No restaurants, airports..? You must want something?
Want to take a little tour of our hospital? Hope you liked this one... next week it's the helipad!
This hospital saved my life! Best surgery and staff! Thank you thank you 🙏🏻
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Keep vlogging!😍I was literally crying while I watched the video because we don't have such hospitals and it looks so cool,and this what future of medicine looks like to me
Ah thanks for your kind words. I'm glad you like the vlogs. As long as you guys want them we'll keep making them.
That my boy friend working doctor place this from London 🥺🥺❤️
It’s the best hospital
My partner was in ward 13f. They saved his life. Im so grateful for that! Because of team of RLH we can spend another Christmas Together. ❤️
What infectious disease did he have bro? Happy to hear.
Awesome video. I was at the Royal London Hospital last week for medical work experience and really enjoyed it. Great hospital and great people! 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed your time here! It really is a fantastic place to work.
What a great tour into the Royal London Hospital, I really enjoy your videos, keep vlogging!
Daniel Ramos thanks so much!
Hey Alex! You saw me just a couple weeks back, I had an SAH and coiling back in April, you saw me at my 6 months review. So exciting to see you on here!
Oh wow! I hope you're doing well. Why don't you email me at Realbrainbook@gmail.com (non-clinical) and we can catch up!
Dropped you a mail. I’ve been living in Stepney Green since 1986, I remember the old hospital - when it was still in a fairly new condition! The new hospital is simply sublime. I had surgery in the old hospital about 8 years ago (broken fibula) and then of course coiling this year at the current building. One thing that hasn’t changed is the brilliant staff at this hospital.
Just keep on doing the noble work you are doing. You are an inspiration.
My local hospital very proud of the service.
This hospital saved my life in 2008 I have gone on to have a miracle baby since who is now 11 and because of the constant care I still have my children have a mother and I will forever be in their debt best doctors and nurses in London
Thanks a lot! I am looking forward to the next tours. Great to see something from the inside.
OMG I work at the Neuro IR of the RLH ! Amazing to know uve worked with our team !! 🙌🏼
This is amazing! Thank you for showing us this.
What a fantastic building!
Noelle Oscarson hello pretty
Brilliant video! My local Hospital as well!
Can u do more of this hospital type of blogs. I really enjoy it
The dr and nurse midwife and all the stuff are so friendly
Very very nice! I'm from Brazil and a medicine student (in the fifth year, in Brazil are six years) and your vlogs and the Brainbook's work are very inspiring for me. I want to be a neurosurgeon and I hope one day I will visit the Royal London Hospital and see all this live.
I'm glad that you're enjoying the vlogs and hope that they continue to inspire you. This is really great to hear :) you're very welcome to come and visit. We just had some neurosurgeons from Campino Grande come and visit us!
I want to meet a genius doctor like you
Great to see a piano at a hospital.
Awesome stuff! Looking forward to the next vid!
Catrin S thank you :) any feedback?
WoW it looks amazing..such wonderful.doctors and all..i so wish I were there for my neurological problem
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Such a good vlog! Thank you team :)
Wow this is a massive hospital compared to Harrisburg hospital here in the states! Makes it look like a little dot 🙂
Love your videos and I'm going to Royal London Hospital tommorow😁😁❤
Thanks Eunice! I hope all is OK with you :)
@@Brainbook thanks
U rock doc
Hello
The biggest hospital is located in turkey called “ sehir hastanesi” and almost every city got one.
I love these videos
Thanks Danny :)
Some of those operating rooms were huge. They also seem a bit warmer, all the way around
hi alex! im going to be filming in my neurosurgery department. what did you use to film (i.e. your filming kit)? :)
I'm an IMG and it's really important for me to get into a city NHS trust hospital for my fy1 and further specialty training inside the city . So could you please elaborate how to get into the Royal London Hospital for foundation year courses if they have any. Please .
i too wanna become a doctor in this hospital studying medicine i'll try
Gorgeous!
Hello dr...
My brother disgnosed as GBM 4 grade...operated last year 19 oct...when 23 cycle of tenozolamide n radiation completed his wbc n platelet start reducing..platelet up to 3000 n wbc 800....hospilized for 15 days...oncologist says it us due to tenozolamide....Mri till july were ok....but in august mri tumor sized increased...he is re operated on 6 sep.....mgmt partially positive....dr says after one month we start tenozolamide.....sir immuno therapy will help????or any advance techniques you suggest gor him....plz help
How much it cast to don't surgery wearth last
Their is working any Dr Roland Harrison please tell me
My grandpa is coming today from new ham hospital
This hospital my life
Nice sir
Excellant
Абрам Гюльзатян thank you
Do you know a surgeon called Eric aborizk
Dope!
Give more information
Brother pls let us know how CT scanners work? Whenever I heard they r doings CT scan on someone it just make me feel terrible news on their way
A CT scanner is nothing more than a fancy X-ray. The only difference, is that it's takes helical pictures using multiple images. And then a tomographic assembler put them in the right order, so that the doctor can flip through the slices.
Did that make any sense to you or would you like a further explanation?
hi please where is the radiology department in the clinic
Well you go up to the third floor, all along corridor 3s , when you get to the end turn right, and you want to head through five sets of double doors. Then you walk up two flights of stairs, walk along corridor 4c, then walked down the stairs at the end back to the third floor, then getting a lift and go up to the 6th floor, EN1 of the walls you will see a map of the hospital, when you read that you're realise that none of the scanners are on the 6th floor, so you getting a lift and you go down to the 2nd floor.
When you get there, simply walk up to someone that looks official and ask them for directions, it's easier than this malarkey.
🔥🔥🔥
Ive seen the inside theatre 12. 3 times in a month in june.
12f too much hope not to see you soon😉
How did you reach this hospital ?
By tube.
I got a operation I,m from 7D and they took me to 6th floor
Love from Pakistan
Please, I do not want anything but treatment for kidney stones
What? Nothing at all? .. No food, no clothing, no water, no painkillers, no car, no public transport, no bother coming out cafe No restaurants, airports..?
You must want something?