got that procedure done. Was given a second chance in life. Something heavy felt on my head, months ago, but as many men, desired to ignore it. It came back months later as a subdural hematoma. Surgery was fine had staples and draining holes for after fluid. space out with taking care of wound which got infected and wont close. Had to go to the hospital again to fix the problem.(sucks like hell going back to hospital) Went home with a midline catherer for antibiotics for two weeks. had initial symtoms of arm and half of tonge numbness. But was corrected with antiseizure meds. I feel lucky to be alive. My message (if you get hit in the head, go asap and get it checked do not wait) PS I went to the ER because i was having this headaches for a couple of moths and had never had recurring headaches like that before
Now I understand, all those people I thought .had big heads, really did! Lol. Interesting stuff, it is amazing what we've learned in just the last 50 years! Thanks for sharing my brother!
......you know there is a lot of people who did the surgery , and they haven’t suffer ( maybe because a little bit after because anesthesia but no much trouble ) , ok , if there wasn’t any cute nurse or bad food , but after this is not dramatical .
thanks Lord for the gift of Doctors performing these kind of procedures. hoping and praying one day to become a gift to someone's life by performing the same tasks in order to save a life. to God be the Glory!!!
This video was helpful to show others exactly what I had done. Last year I was hit by a car while on foot and had a brain bleed as a result of it and this surgery was my first major surgery ever in my life and I'm still recovering from the whole situation.
Hey man, I'm in the same boat as you. Id had one done too. First surgery every after a injury. Any recommendations thay help you? My surgery was 5/31/18
@@FerRod2113 I feel physically fine, its just the drastic difference in personality and emotion that I struggle with today. Wasn't told prior to surgery that on occasion these types of procedures can alter the person receiving it.
@@Beefy_McManstick why did u say that your life is nowhere near what it once was now? I heard procedures like this are not really advisable because u open up your skull then air from outside gets inside altering the intracranial pressure. Heck they even mentioned it here the intracranial pressure. I think thats what causes the changes. Damn i am now scared of having problems within my head region.
@@moribund18 My life since the accident is different. I've been suffering from daily headaches, I don't feel as mentally balanced as I once did. My surgery was due to an emergency. It was not a choice for me as I was unconscious. This has just been a very difficult situation
@@Beefy_McManstick To be honest i am just doing guesswork here. Because ive heard in the video that theres pressure inside the skull so it makes sense that when u open it up air outside will get in right. I dont really know. i hope that youll regain the old strength u had. I was also operated once too when i was younger. i had an accident but it involves my stomach area not my head. Have u followed this up to your doctor?
This is so cool. Not the medical problems, just the procedure to get inside your brain to do surgery. Also seeing what a brain looks like and all of the parts that makes a brain function is pretty fascinating to me as well. :)
Hi had brain surgery twice I had hydrosephalas witch means water on the brain I had a vp shunt put in and that keeps me from having headaches and keeps me from slipping into a coma and dieing.
14 Nov. 2006 I had Malignant brain tumour grade 2, Gymistcotic Astrocytoma, four years later it turns to GBM, both of these Awake Craniotomies. Thank GOD 13 brain cancer survivor and counting!
Wishing you all the best in your life dear friend. Unfortunately I lost my mother from brain cancer. It was a 4th stage glioblastoma. After the operation she was in coma for 2 months. It was so heartbreaking for me. 2 and a half years since then and I still cry every day for her loss.
My siblings affect the above procedure due to her 3 three years. After operation she little bit lost her eyesight after giving continue treatment and eye exercise she got her eyesight and now she I'll be normal to do her work. That shunt operation was done in Bangalore Nimhans the doctor team head was Dr. SUNDARRAJAN MD. He is a neuro surgeon Thank god
@@jarskil8862 yeah its like the heart is pumping energy into the brain to keep it healthy, if it stops pumping/beating the brain cannot suffice energy to continue. Also the above comment is just humour😁
Wait... if they will sometimes wait to reattach the part of your skull that was cut out, what will they do until then? You said they will wait until a "later date". Do you just wait in the hospital, with a soft spot in your head where part of your skull is missing?
It is open and will have to wait 3 months according to this article. They need helmet though. www.brainline.org/blog/learning-accident/craniectomy-life-hold
I've had this operation. Basically I was sent home after 9 weeks being in hospital recovering, and I had a part of my skull missing (had to wear a cap) and then a whole year later I had another operation where they placed it with a titanium plate. Am awaiting another operation now bcos the plate has slightly moved, I was due this operation last year but bcos of the pandemic the hospitals are over flown, hence the delay. There are risks factors so am slightly more worried now.
I have a cousin called Sophia she is 7 years old and has the flat brain syndrome. we have bumps on our brains but she doesent it is smooth. She may not live untill my age (9) One like=One pray for her i hope she lives
After 4 days i have my med surg exam and might chance for having a question difference between craniotomy annd craniectomy btw when i read my textbook i didn't understand what is boneflap (bcz of online cls)now understood the difference ❤️
Whatever that "Sample use only" stuff is but that must be the backbone of the modern medicine cuz literaly ı fucking see it everywhere on this channel.
Thank you for highlighting Craniectomy (I can’t stand when people try to tell me “oh you mean craniotomy”). However, not everyone who gets a Craniectomy has their bone reattached at a later date. They threw my mom’s piece of skull away because they were convinced she would die. Now six years later, she still has a giant soft crater at the base of her skull. They said, “oh don’t worry, there’s enough tissue to protect the brain.” Oh yea? Why do we have skulls at all then? 😒
Imagine you get this operation, but just as the anesthesia kicks in you see the doc pull out a phone and hear "Alright guys, today we're gonna be edging the Craniotomy"
Subhan Allah Glorified is God the Almighty in his protection ❤️ I don’t know why but I somewhat understood the video especially the last part of I watched the movie SAW and that one scene where she was removing his skull and Amanda was glaring at her with fire eyes 😭😭😭 Anyways May Allah God the Almighty protect us all from all diseases and grant health and cure to all❤️
Bruh BRUH not just for tumors- there are many issues that require a craniotomy or craniectomy - including infection, swelling, and blood vessel abnormalities
The drilled holes are filled with screws thats how they attach it back together, it will then be covered by the layer of scalp going back on top and your hair grows back. The scalp will be stapled back together. So in that way the drilled holes are not visible. But touching, you can feel the difference. The skull bone doesn't grow and if your skull bone is fractured more likely they replace your bone with a titanium plate which is what I have got, my incident was car accident, so to release the pressure and the fractured bone they performed this operation whilst I was in a coma and weeks later waking up not knowing what has happened, believe there isn't a word or a sentence to say how one feels knowing what has happened. But this operation has saved me and others for God knows what state one would have been in if it wasn't available.
@@mintudas2433 Hi hope your well. I don't have any headaches now as it's been 5 years since my accident I had headaches for about the first 18 months on and off... But i am still suffering from fatigue almost every day I try my best to stay active go gym 3 times a week but if your lifting heavy weights for me I can feel pressure in my head so I don't lift to heavy this is a noticeable difference as before my accident I didn't feel like it. May I ask do you know anyone who has had this procedure
@@shubhamkatiyar9344 I had these injuries in a car accident and my skull bone was severely fractured with other injuries. I was in a coma and at that time the surgeon removed the bone. I remained in coma for about 3 weeks. After 10 months I went back in to hospital to have my op to put my titanium plate on. Operation took 2-3 hours and I woke up 2 hours after the operation. Hope that helps
when you cut and retrieve the tumor, wouldn't CSF be leaking out? how does a surgeon stop that? also, how fast does it heal? will CSF still be leaking after the sutures? and how does the 3 layers (dura mater, arachnoid mater and pia mater realign themselves? or will we need 3 layers of sutures?
Unlike general incisions into the body, a cut into a persons head is extremely small, and therefore CSF, which is a very dense, thick liquid, is not able to flow out at a mass rate.
My dad got this done 20 days ago he fell hard and hurt his head and his brain is very swollen 😞 he is still not responding i pray to God he gets well soon🙏🏻🙏🏻
I have a relative that underwent brain surgery last night. They are storing his flap in a freezer until they can continue with the procedure in a week.
No need to worry abt that ,bcz human barin cant concentrate on the things which we dont like,try meditation and still u r afarid of that then consult a dr.
Carry a small note pad with you. And always start recalling things you have done from morning till present. See your old pics recall your memory. Start learning new words n try to use them
I know that this is just an animation but every time i see an operation,on you're body or manicure my strength will be gone like bubbles and its hard to move for several minutes after watching a vid about it
I think this is what was done due staining not a problem at all times in her mind that she said she had a good idea to watch a videos of the matter of the brain injuries to my brain injury to be able to make it to a doctor or to use them as an alternative for me and to make sure that I don't need to worry about it was just me as well.
This is done to my a swelling was got on my brain 🧠 and crinotomy was made but my left hand and leg got paralysis, what will be the option or treatment for that please help me out please
If you can I'd say go see a doctor since it's always good to check in just in case (you may have a concusion but based on your cause of injury I'd say it's unlikely to be anything you need surgery for) :D
@@Bingus.555 update that was 1 month ago thank u for the advice but its we didnt get it checked up we just waited for like 2 weeks or so and the pain was gone so i think its not so bad
+royalpunjabis I am deeply moved by your paralysis. I also pray that you will recover. My question to you is, prior to the surgery, was there other alternative?
I’m sorry but I’m gonna need an explanation of what happens between craniectomy and cranioplasty. Does it just stay open???? I’m sure it doesn’t and it’s covered by something or whatever but that crucial detail is very casually skipped
It's a thick liquid so not much leaks out and also I saw someone else say there's something doctors use to minimize leakage but I just got this info from other comments so idk for sure B)
For some reason I can actually feel my brain after watching this video
i can too a little
You are broken
Your brain is the only organ that knows it is an organ
@@godmonke3756 spot on
No, you can’t feel your brain
got that procedure done. Was given a second chance in life. Something heavy felt on my head, months ago, but as many men, desired to ignore it. It came back months later as a subdural hematoma. Surgery was fine had staples and draining holes for after fluid. space out with taking care of wound which got infected and wont close. Had to go to the hospital again to fix the problem.(sucks like hell going back to hospital) Went home with a midline catherer for antibiotics for two weeks. had initial symtoms of arm and half of tonge numbness. But was corrected with antiseizure meds. I feel lucky to be alive. My message (if you get hit in the head, go asap and get it checked do not wait) PS I went to the ER because i was having this headaches for a couple of moths and had never had recurring headaches like that before
Pablo Vasquez I hope you’re well now
Hey I imagine the headaches where constant I got to know I'm scared to death do they ever go away
Please give me an answer I have to know I feel I wouldn't want to live feeling this way for rest of my life I waited 8 months and let it go way to far
Pablo Vasquez I thot head kicks were fun.got ot
@@stevenr6147 how's it now?
“Your skull is made of bone”
Hmm, yes, the floor is made of floor
Loll
I see, you're man of culture as well.
Lol
😌🤣🤣🤣
yes but no :)
This stuff is more horrifying than any movie! I thank God that I haven't needed a major surgery in all my years, and I pray that I never will.
Now I understand, all those people I thought .had big heads, really did! Lol. Interesting stuff, it is amazing what we've learned in just the last 50 years! Thanks for sharing my brother!
......you know there is a lot of people who did the surgery , and they haven’t suffer ( maybe because a little bit after because anesthesia but no much trouble ) , ok , if there wasn’t any cute nurse or bad food , but after this is not dramatical .
same man
Ppl who refuse this surgery are flirting with being in a persistent vegetative state, glad it exists, but like you, hope I never need it!
At least you aren’t me.... I mean I had a surgery it’s getting born
thanks Lord for the gift of Doctors performing these kind of procedures. hoping and praying one day to become a gift to someone's life by performing the same tasks in order to save a life.
to God be the Glory!!!
Xxx
The young patients are ungrateful, dumb ass neurosurgeon left me with chronic pain for the rest of my life
@@christianquinones9347 sounds better than being left dead on the table
This video was helpful to show others exactly what I had done. Last year I was hit by a car while on foot and had a brain bleed as a result of it and this surgery was my first major surgery ever in my life and I'm still recovering from the whole situation.
Hey man, I'm in the same boat as you. Id had one done too. First surgery every after a injury. Any recommendations thay help you? My surgery was 5/31/18
Best whishes to you...🙂
How are you feeling now,
@@Beefy_McManstick how are you feeling now?
@@FerRod2113 I feel physically fine, its just the drastic difference in personality and emotion that I struggle with today. Wasn't told prior to surgery that on occasion these types of procedures can alter the person receiving it.
Just got out of the hospital.. thank God everything went well. I’m home now recovering
May you be healed in his name 🙏🏽
I have fall in love with doctors and medicine.
Yep me too
imagine all of the dead bodies examined just to know these procedures
What about nurses?? Even nurses do hard work!
I have fall in love with disease and corona. 😁😀
@@pravujohn2588 me too
hello, my name is Iris.
I am so glad to learn English in TH-cam. I am a student
IRIS ZHU p
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good luck lol
Here's a tip. Don't give others your real name, email address, and other info about you
@@thingythesigma you right
Very educational! I plan to go to med school and study to become a neurosurgeon. Your videos break the topics down well
Frost I'm leaning towards neuro😂
@@flashmd9994 so hows med school my man ? im planning to go to med school in a few years
@@gauthamr446 not there yet lol. Got about 2 years left of undergrad
@@flashmd9994 oh thats great man ..any tips for med school?
@@gauthamr446 Ummm just make sure to get those shadowing hours in college and do plenty of extra curriculars
Had a craniotomy a few weeks ago n just trying to figure out what they did. Shit is crazy.
i would be terrified if they had to do this to me, and you seem chill about it 😂
I had on 05/31/18. I can easily say my life is nowhere near what it once was. How are you doing these days?
@@Beefy_McManstick why did u say that your life is nowhere near what it once was now?
I heard procedures like this are not really advisable because u open up your skull then air from outside gets inside altering the intracranial pressure. Heck they even mentioned it here the intracranial pressure.
I think thats what causes the changes.
Damn i am now scared of having problems within my head region.
@@moribund18
My life since the accident is different. I've been suffering from daily headaches, I don't feel as mentally balanced as I once did. My surgery was due to an emergency. It was not a choice for me as I was unconscious. This has just been a very difficult situation
@@Beefy_McManstick To be honest i am just doing guesswork here.
Because ive heard in the video that theres pressure inside the skull so it makes sense that when u open it up air outside will get in right.
I dont really know.
i hope that youll regain the old strength u had. I was also operated once too when i was younger.
i had an accident but it involves my stomach area not my head.
Have u followed this up to your doctor?
This is so cool. Not the medical problems, just the procedure to get inside your brain to do surgery. Also seeing what a brain looks like and all of the parts that makes a brain function is pretty fascinating to me as well. :)
Hi had brain surgery twice I had hydrosephalas witch means water on the brain I had a vp shunt put in and that keeps me from having headaches and keeps me from slipping into a coma and dieing.
@@littledemon4139 praying for you thats pretty tough stay strong :)
Little demon stay healthy bro
You should be a neurosurgeon then
How are you now?@@littledemon4139
14 Nov. 2006 I had Malignant brain tumour grade 2, Gymistcotic Astrocytoma, four years later it turns to GBM, both of these Awake Craniotomies. Thank GOD 13 brain cancer survivor and counting!
I'm a 4 year cancer survivor operated July 9 2016 Atypical neurocytoma
Wishing you all the best in your life dear friend. Unfortunately I lost my mother from brain cancer. It was a 4th stage glioblastoma. After the operation she was in coma for 2 months. It was so heartbreaking for me. 2 and a half years since then and I still cry every day for her loss.
Dude eat very healty but I also hope u to be good 😎
@@xristinananou3890 👋🏻 your mom won’t be happy if you’re crying daily, make her proud being bold. ❤
Had this done a few years ago. Was on the table for 13 hours and now I have a wild looking C shaped scar behind my ear. Awesome way to break the ice 🤣
Best channel for learn.. Although very short videos but full of basics..thanks a lot
When the doctor steals your brain flap
🧐
Seals
@@bhavay819 steals
@@bhavay819 well actually now you got me 🤔 where is the removed one? Can they not reuse? If must be uncovered for months maybe not
Never got this, never needed this, but god help anyone who needs one. Looks horrifying but bless the professionals who can do it.🙏😖
I am binge watching all these videos by Nucleus Medical Media, really!
Ok, so "brain aneurysm" was a meme, but this is an actual documentary? Come on Al, you can't do this to me...
My siblings affect the above procedure due to her 3 three years. After operation she little bit lost her eyesight after giving continue treatment and eye exercise she got her eyesight and now she I'll be normal to do her work. That shunt operation was done in Bangalore Nimhans the doctor team head was Dr. SUNDARRAJAN MD. He is a neuro surgeon Thank god
How much it cost
I salute all the doctor's around the world!
Thank you so much it was perfect medical animation
Here in January 2022 with my fiancee for an aneurysm. It's been 2 weeks since surgery and recovery is slow but some progress.
I always enjoy your animation videos
Crazy how fast medical surgeries advance.
The brain: im the most important organ
The heart: guess ill stop beating
The brain: wait NO-
Its more complicated.
Heart needs brain to keep body working.
But without heart brains cannot do that.
@@jarskil8862 yeah its like the heart is pumping energy into the brain to keep it healthy, if it stops pumping/beating the brain cannot suffice energy to continue.
Also the above comment is just humour😁
Wait... if they will sometimes wait to reattach the part of your skull that was cut out, what will they do until then? You said they will wait until a "later date". Do you just wait in the hospital, with a soft spot in your head where part of your skull is missing?
StainedShuriken333 I was wondering the exact same thing dude
Surely , because a shock on the missing skull area could be dramatical , even deadlier
It is open and will have to wait 3 months according to this article. They need helmet though. www.brainline.org/blog/learning-accident/craniectomy-life-hold
I've had this operation. Basically I was sent home after 9 weeks being in hospital recovering, and I had a part of my skull missing (had to wear a cap) and then a whole year later I had another operation where they placed it with a titanium plate. Am awaiting another operation now bcos the plate has slightly moved, I was due this operation last year but bcos of the pandemic the hospitals are over flown, hence the delay. There are risks factors so am slightly more worried now.
@@montanas4174 hope you’re better now. That cap you mentioned, was it a temporary cover like plastic?
So helpful! Thanks for this video!
If only it was this easy. But this is very educative
When you fall asleep in a sleepover first:
I have a cousin called Sophia she is 7 years old and has the flat brain syndrome. we have bumps on our brains but she doesent it is smooth. She may not live untill my age (9)
One like=One pray for her
i hope she lives
Purple KayUK god bless her and you amen
How's she doing?
Like attention
It is actually an another term for mental retardation. No offense.
May Allah cure her or have mercy on her and make her one of his angels .
Okay we get it. It's for sample use
Take the text off the bloody screen!
The text prevent the video from being stolen
Manodya Malagala lol
Manodya Malagala cheers mate!
They already have a watermark >:-(
They sell the videos to hospitals and other places, they have to have these watermarks.
I love to see how its inside the brain
After 4 days i have my med surg exam and might chance for having a question difference between craniotomy annd craniectomy btw when i read my textbook i didn't understand what is boneflap (bcz of online cls)now understood the difference ❤️
My Man Fell Asleep in a Sleepover 🤦🏻♂️
I was looking for this comment. 🤣
Yea we all came here to see what was that grey thing in the brain
Whatever that "Sample use only" stuff is but that must be the backbone of the modern medicine cuz literaly ı fucking see it everywhere on this channel.
Thank you for highlighting Craniectomy (I can’t stand when people try to tell me “oh you mean craniotomy”). However, not everyone who gets a Craniectomy has their bone reattached at a later date. They threw my mom’s piece of skull away because they were convinced she would die. Now six years later, she still has a giant soft crater at the base of her skull. They said, “oh don’t worry, there’s enough tissue to protect the brain.” Oh yea? Why do we have skulls at all then? 😒
Great animation.
Imagine you get this operation, but just as the anesthesia kicks in you see the doc pull out a phone and hear "Alright guys, today we're gonna be edging the Craniotomy"
Subhan Allah Glorified is God the Almighty in his protection ❤️
I don’t know why but I somewhat understood the video especially the last part of I watched the movie SAW and that one scene where she was removing his skull and Amanda was glaring at her with fire eyes 😭😭😭
Anyways May Allah God the Almighty protect us all from all diseases and grant health and cure to all❤️
Real horror in a calm voice, shits terrifying : (
My sister has a brain tumor, non cancerous. But it gives her extremely hurtful and extensive migraines.
I had a brain tumor also! Non cancerous god is good !!!
@@ashtinharrow9222 I hope you’re recovering well from it 👍
I LOVE science AND this channel ! 🔥👍👏🏻
I like that when the tumor is exposed it just like "imma head out" and disappears.
It farted out of existence
@@silverdays2909 tumor fard 😐
My brother in law had a large tumor in his brain . Thank goodness it was benign This is interesting.
My cousin had a large benign tumor but it came back 4 years later so your brother in law needs to keep up with his routine check-ups
@@christianquinones9347 that's scary
@@christianquinones9347 à
I'm doing a huge project on neurosurgeons can someone please tell me if this is only for Tumors cuz im explaining everything they do
Bruh BRUH not just for tumors- there are many issues that require a craniotomy or craniectomy - including infection, swelling, and blood vessel abnormalities
They literally list what it's used for in the video. Did you not bother to watch it?
@@riggs20 it's not all, I had an craniotomy because of an (pf-)AvM, not mentioned in the video
"Your skull is made of bone"
Really?
joel 56: What’d you think it was made of? Polystyrene? 😂
Lol i know right?
You don’t say?
joel 56 lmao
Its plastic
great way of explanation nd..yr way of speeking is too good...txxx for the vedio
Respect to Real god All doctors 💚💚💚
When they put the skull back, the three holes still remain there. How do they close the drilled holes ?
The drilled holes are filled with screws thats how they attach it back together, it will then be covered by the layer of scalp going back on top and your hair grows back. The scalp will be stapled back together. So in that way the drilled holes are not visible. But touching, you can feel the difference. The skull bone doesn't grow and if your skull bone is fractured more likely they replace your bone with a titanium plate which is what I have got, my incident was car accident, so to release the pressure and the fractured bone they performed this operation whilst I was in a coma and weeks later waking up not knowing what has happened, believe there isn't a word or a sentence to say how one feels knowing what has happened. But this operation has saved me and others for God knows what state one would have been in if it wasn't available.
@@montanas4174 Sir how are you now ? Till now are you suffered from fatigue, headche problem ? Please reply
@@mintudas2433 Hi hope your well. I don't have any headaches now as it's been 5 years since my accident I had headaches for about the first 18 months on and off... But i am still suffering from fatigue almost every day I try my best to stay active go gym 3 times a week but if your lifting heavy weights for me I can feel pressure in my head so I don't lift to heavy this is a noticeable difference as before my accident I didn't feel like it. May I ask do you know anyone who has had this procedure
@@montanas4174 How much time you took to regain consciousness?
@@shubhamkatiyar9344 I had these injuries in a car accident and my skull bone was severely fractured with other injuries. I was in a coma and at that time the surgeon removed the bone. I remained in coma for about 3 weeks. After 10 months I went back in to hospital to have my op to put my titanium plate on. Operation took 2-3 hours and I woke up 2 hours after the operation. Hope that helps
when you cut and retrieve the tumor, wouldn't CSF be leaking out? how does a surgeon stop that? also, how fast does it heal? will CSF still be leaking after the sutures? and how does the 3 layers (dura mater, arachnoid mater and pia mater realign themselves? or will we need 3 layers of sutures?
TheAssassinAVA I also want to know this :D
They put in some thing so the leakage isn’t deadly
Unlike general incisions into the body, a cut into a persons head is extremely small, and therefore CSF, which is a very dense, thick liquid, is not able to flow out at a mass rate.
also the body completely changes its CSF about 3 times per day so if you do lose a bit it regenerates relatively fast.
I had a vp shunt placed because I was producing to much after surgery
why make holes if you're going to end up cutting anyway?
Gram T it’s to make a bone flap. to reattach the piece of the skull they use skrews which is what the drilled holes are for
“Your skull is made of bone”
Wow, I never knew that!
And the water is made out of water!
2:35 can't read what is said BTW
My dad got this done 20 days ago he fell hard and hurt his head and his brain is very swollen 😞 he is still not responding i pray to God he gets well soon🙏🏻🙏🏻
omg is he ok now>?
Hay Day Everyday he’s still in coma 😞
@@jmarisol7981 so sad to know that!! I pray to God that your dad becomes healthy and safe soon 🙏💗
Hay Day Everyday Amen thank you i pray everyday i miss him so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
is he good now
This was in my recomendations cuz i watch this sometimes tho i am trying to stop! 👊✋😂
I'm fascinated by the brain, so this video is interesting. :)
+Chicagonative3609 Same :)
x) personnaly I won’t stop looking at these videos , brain is fascinating
Very helpful, thank you!
this proceedure was done for my sister with a hemorage i pray that this will work
Is she is OK now?
of course not
This procedure has a 0 chance of not having side effects throughout life.. including brain function displacement ..might be less or high
Question why are the screws there for life if ur bone can be regrow
It's great to know there's 3 types of mater inside my brain
Cool. Now i know how to do it at home
If the bone flap isn't used right away. Where is it stored and how ? is there a time limit on storage ?
I have a relative that underwent brain surgery last night. They are storing his flap in a freezer until they can continue with the procedure in a week.
Dr Terawan is The Best
This man has clearly slepped first at a sleepover
I'm glad they keep these tutorials handy.
Wow! Thanks much for the video.👍
Hi i need a help feom you .I have a short memory and i am not able to concentrate in any matters plz suggest me is any seriouse in my condition
No need to worry abt that ,bcz human barin cant concentrate on the things which we dont like,try meditation and still u r afarid of that then consult a dr.
Carry a small note pad with you. And always start recalling things you have done from morning till present. See your old pics recall your memory. Start learning new words n try to use them
"Your skull is made of bone"
Right it means Earth is made of earth
4:24 and screws that will remain in your skull for life ... Forgive me for laughing ... It felt hilarious 😂
Дай Бог медицине дойти до совершенства!
So what about the three holes drilled on the skull? Do they just stay open like that? Can’t that be a problem and cause a leak?
How does the cerebrospinal fluid not splatter all over the place when you remove the dura mater
im glad that theres an extra barrier of protection for me, now i can control my human with more confidence :)
I know that this is just an animation but every time i see an operation,on you're body or manicure my strength will be gone like bubbles and its hard to move for several minutes after watching a vid about it
I think this is what was done due staining not a problem at all times in her mind that she said she had a good idea to watch a videos of the matter of the brain injuries to my brain injury to be able to make it to a doctor or to use them as an alternative for me and to make sure that I don't need to worry about it was just me as well.
This is done to my a swelling was got on my brain 🧠 and crinotomy was made but my left hand and leg got paralysis, what will be the option or treatment for that please help me out please
Nerve graft but that's only in advanced neurosurgery centers
4:40 Man, can you imagine walkin around without a bone flap? Just naked brain.
My head hurts just looking at this video
im done with that craniotomy and cranioplasty, hehe im still alive after operations 😄😄
I hit my head on a wooden chair it still hurts after a few hours and half a day kinda becuz i slipped i donf know what will happen
If you can I'd say go see a doctor since it's always good to check in just in case (you may have a concusion but based on your cause of injury I'd say it's unlikely to be anything you need surgery for) :D
Hits on head should always be investigated
@@Bingus.555 update that was 1 month ago thank u for the advice but its we didnt get it checked up we just waited for like 2 weeks or so and the pain was gone so i think its not so bad
@@jarskil8862 m yeh thank yu
Good one! Keep it up.
For 13 years i though that the skull was a vat of water that your brain sat in
The graphics here gave me goosebumps
Usually after the tumor is removed the surgeon puts in wafers... is that not always the case? As it was not mentioned here.
what is the best treatment for hematoma
Unfortunately I went through this process and still my left side of the body is paralytic
+royalpunjabis I am deeply moved by your paralysis. I also pray that you will recover. My question to you is, prior to the surgery, was there other alternative?
I'm so sorry. I wish you quick recovery !
Whats is Brain or spinal cord infections? Can Someone else can help me?
I had a craniectomy in 2015. Still getting used to it.
My was blurring my vision while I'm watching this
I've done with this surgery but i dont feel the metal when i touch my head. Is that possible the metal doesn't istall?
Man that SCREWS you up
I’m sorry but I’m gonna need an explanation of what happens between craniectomy and cranioplasty. Does it just stay open???? I’m sure it doesn’t and it’s covered by something or whatever but that crucial detail is very casually skipped
They wear a custom fitted helmet between surgeries, and less often they have a temporary implant to stabilise it
thanks for your vedio its great , but can you remove that SAMPLE USE ONLY
its disturb me a lot during wathing your all vedios
It's necessary in order to avoid plagiarism.
imagine having one of these and then going through a security check at an airport and getting stopped because you have metal plates in your skull
The metal used for implants are usually non magnetic and not detected by security and stuff like that :D
my moms sister got a brain tumor and she did a craniotomy, but she did not survive the craniotomy :(
My mother too. She was in coma for 2 months and then died😢
Why is because of leakage 😭😭😭
nah what about the holes that were left in the skull, there were no plates over those.
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Can anyone explain what is done with the cerebrospinal fluid during this procedure..
It's a thick liquid so not much leaks out and also I saw someone else say there's something doctors use to minimize leakage but I just got this info from other comments so idk for sure B)
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Why does my head hurt when i move?
Xian Calma it can be meningitis