11AM Dr. Lederman Discusses Various Treatments for Cancer

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on the radio to educate. So if God forbid you or your loved one or someone else, someone even down the street, someone you walk in the restaurant, you hear them talk about cancer. You might say, hey, I've heard about new treatment options that may be hidden from you elsewhere. And I can tell you There'll be examples during the show, and you'll learn about people going sometimes super duper places

and getting super duper off track. And you'll hear plenty of examples of that today and actually every day, and you'll wonder, hey, maybe everyone with cancer should see doctor Liederman do four committing to any treatment. So I talk about one person. Her name is Genie, and I say that because she's actually been on the radio and you'll hear her talking about her case from time to time, and she's actually on a video that we've done about

her breast cancer. So it's an intriguing patient as a woman who had one breast cancer and she went to a super duper place and she had surgery and chemo and radiation, and she was really upset. She said they

burnt her breast and she didn't like the results. And then years later she had a second breast cancer on the opposite breast, and she was just fed up with hospitals, fed up with surgery, fed up with chemo, and fed up with standard type radiation, and she came to me to check it out and did that she did, and

she came to me. So her history was she had one breast cancer treat with all the usual chemo, radiation, surgery, and then she came to me for the opposite breast and chose to have treatment for the second breast cancer. And she chose no chemo and no surgery, no cutting, no hospitals, no anesthesia, only primary radiation here at Radio Surgery, New York, which is a treatment that I would tell you most often you will not hear about. Why. Well, there's lots of reasons why. You can say it's a

conspiracy or sergeants want to cut and chemo. Guys want to do chemo, and it's only guys. It's women to men and women. And so she trusted me. She met me, and she trusted me. Beautiful woman. She's eighty years old by her driver's license, but she looks like she's fifty five. Beautiful woman, she rides horses. And she came for a course of treatment for her second breast cancer after not wanting chemo, not wanting surgery, not wanting anesthesia, not wanting hospitals,

and we treated her. We treated her many many years ago to the second breast cancer. And ever since she's been treated for her second breast cancer, he's been in remission in that breast. She's been in complete remission with no cutting, no surgery, no chemo, only our treatment. And then she decided to go back to the first hospital where they did the cutting and the bleeding and the chemo. And she told them what she did here with doctor Liederman at Radio Start in New York and they started

laughing at her. They said, oh, you'll see, it won't work. It doesn't work. He's a crazy guy. They said all those nasty things. And I'm used to nasty words. I don't really care about it as long as a patient is doing well. Well, sure enough, she got checked up, and we check out our patients. And in fact, the cancer came back in the breast that they treated with all the surgery and the chemo and the standard radiation. The cancer came right back in the breast where they

did all the cutting and bleeding in chemo. After they laughed at her, coming to me, wow, you can say wow, who laughs? Last last best. And then she came back to me said, doctor Liederman, you treated my second breast, but now the cancers come back in my first breast. Well, they already did the radiation and the chemo and the surgery, and they want to remove my breast. And they told me that's the usual treatment. When treatment fails, you have to remove the breast. And I said, well, that's right.

In big super duper places, that's the usual treatment. And I said, you're welcome to do that if you want. And she said, but doctor Liederman, I don't want to lose my breast. I came to you because I didn't want cutting, I didn't want bleeding, I didn't want chemo, and now they want to remove my breast and give me more chemo. It's exactly what I don't want, she

told me. And I said, well, okay, we do treat patients a second time and said, wow, I can't believe it because they told me at XYZ super Duper General that it's impossible to do. And I said, no, no, no, if you can do it more precisely and more safely and the patient understands the issues of the day, it can be done. And so years ago she had her third breast treated, her third breast cancer. That is not

a third breast, her third breast cancer. So the first breast again was true with surgery and cutting and chemo and anesthesia and radiation at super Duper General. Then she came to me when she had the opposite breast cancer and had only non invasive treatment with no chemo, no cutting, no surgery, no hospitals, and then her cancer came back in the first breast, where the hospitals laughed at me and who laughs best laughs last, And so she came to me and said, doctor Liederman, can you treat my

first breast where that all that usual treatment failed. And I said, we will try if you wish, if you don't want chemo and you don't want surgery. Yes, And indeed, years ago we treated for the third time her breast cancer. So she said, both breasts treated once with us on our side and twice on the side where super duper general failed. And now she is cancer free years later in both breasts, and she has both breasts and both

breasts look perfectly fine, and she is so happy. And yes, of course we get physical exams, and we get imaging, and we get blood tests. And every patient who comes to your says, doctor Liederman, do you do testing, And of course we do testing. Act like we're in a mood. No, we're due testing on every patient, just like anywhere else, maybe even better than anywhere else, because we often see most places don't do pet scans, which is often the

most exacting test. Most places often don't do cancer markers which also gives clue about cancer and cancer recurrence. And yes, we do it all. And so for this woman, she's had three breast cancer treatments, once on the side she came for us originally, and twice on the side where she went to Super Duper General. Their chemo failed, their surgery failed, everything failed, their radiation failed, and now she's

in complete remission for both breasts years later. And I can tell you when she comes in she always has a glimmer in her eye and a smile, and she's always so happy. And we also both know, not saying a word, that Super Duper General treatment failed and they warned her against coming to me. And the happiest day I think in her life is when she came to me and had the second breast cancer treated, and then she had the first breast retreated years ago. And I

would tell you one more thing about her. She also is a fair complexed woman. As I said, she's eighty, but she looks fifty five. She has blue eyes, she's blonde, and she's had skin cancers and she's had skin cancers on her neck and on her face. And Super Duper General wanted to radical most surgery on her skin, and she just adamant now that she understands how the system works, so to speak, and how doctor Liederman works, so to speak.

She came to me about her skin cancers and said, hey, they want to cut out part of my cheek, and I just don't want part of my cheek removed. I don't want to be deformed. I don't want to be caught. I don't want deformity. I don't want patchwork. I don't want a piece of my dary air patched onto my cheek. No, I want to look like I look. And as I said, she looks beautiful. And so we treated the cheek. And then a year or two later she came back to

me and she had a cancer in the neck. And often people with skin cancers have multiple skin cancers, not just one, because often it's from sun exposure, usually below the age of eighteen. Often kids get the most sun exposure of the least protection. She said. Multiple skin cancers treated with US. She said, three breast cancers treated with US successfully, one treated elsewhere super general with recurrence. So right now she's in complete remission. She's in remission from

her breast cancer. She gets checked regularly she's in remission from both skin cancers, and both skin cancers are treated non invasively. People always ask you, well, how can you do it? And yes, we have special beams just to go the thickness of the skin. So we can treat the skin, whether it's around the eye, nose, cheek, mouth, wherever, including the hands and the feet, and the trunk, most

anywhere you can imagine. We've treated skin cancers. Why because so many people, so many people just do not want to have radical deforming surgery. She did not want to have radical deforming surgery on her breast, either the right or left breast, and now her breasts are intact. She did not want to have radical deforming surgery on her cheek. Her cheek cancer is gone, and she did not want to have radical deforming sergey on her neck, and that cancer's gone to all non invasively, and we have lots

of information. You can call me doctor Liederman. Call her office Radio stirty in New York day or night at two and two choices. We're located at thirteen eighty four Broadway. Many people call us to get information sent and set it out no charge, including latest information and DVD. You

can also come into her office. A half a million people are in her neighborhood every day between Times Square and Harold Square, Penn Station, Port Authority, Bryant Park, or in Centro and walk in and want information for themselves

and for the loved ones. And often people patients come in because someone told them, Hey, I was talking about cancer and someone heard me and they said, hey, you better go see doctor Liederman if you want a fresh second opinion, second opinion like you probably haven't heard before.

And I will tell you about ninety percent of the people that come to us learn things about their body that they never learned before, or about ninety percent of people learn things about treatment options that they've never heard before. So it's so important if you wish, if you have a cancer or suspected cancer, to give us a call. It two and two choices. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. There's three reasons why people come to us. Some people

come because they want to get checked out. Men who have fear of prostate cancer want to get checked or women with fear of breast cancer or other cancers, colon cancers, pankers, cancers, lung cancers, you name it. People come to get checked out. Category one. People come to get checked out. Category two. People are recently diagnosed with cancer and they want to hear all the options, really all the options in a fair way. Come to us for a fresh second opinion

about options before starting any treatment. And then, of course the third group, the group that have had treatment elsewhere and the treatment it just didn't work and want to come to learn about treatment options. Like this woman Genie, who was told you can't have radiation again, and we've proven to her that it's not true. We've proven to her that you don't need to have surgery or chemo in her case and many other cases for breast and other cancers. Many people just do not want to have

radical surgery. Many people just do not want to have chemotherapy, especially people with recurrent cancer, don't want to have years and years of chemotherapy when they know the outlook is so bleak. Here we have high success where we attack the cancer. This is the work we do every day. My name is doctor Liederman. You can contact me day or night at two and two choices two and two two four six forty two thirty seven. It's always best to meet in person. We have a cancer question. Doctors

and patients have known for hundreds of years. It's best to meet in person. On the phone leads to zoom and gloom can't examine the patient. The back and forth is not the same. If you have records and patient is not the same. It's always best to meet in person. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. Located at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City. My name is doctor Liederman. We'll be right back.

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Some cancers are slow growing and some are fast growing. And Gleeson made a scale from two to ten. Two is the slowest growing, ten is the fastest growing. Ten is the most ominous, the most worrisome because treatment usually fails elsewhere. And he came to me. He was referred by a urologists as urologist who's big time eurologists in New York City who hates to do radical surgery in

the prostate. This doctor hates to do radical surgery because he knows with radical surgery, about ninety seven percent of men lose their section function, about eighty percent p in their pants, about substantial share have shortening the penis because when a certain cuts out the prostate. Inside the prostate is urethra, the urinary tube where the urine goes from

the bladder out. So most men who know better don't want to have surgery because they do not want to become impotent, they don't want to become shortened, they don't want to be leaking urine, and they don't want the cancer to come back. But the sad thing to say is that most people in my view, and I've seen thousands of men, I've treated nine thousand men with prostate cancer, probably more than most anywhere else, never told these things. They're never told they get a slap on the back

everything's going to be okay. Well, a slap on the back and everything's okay is not enough. And every man that comes here, hopefully with their loved ones, we go through the data. I show them the data. I show them major centers across America versus our results else, and I can tell you we are, to the best of my knowledge, the only place to show you the results. And this man came to me with a gleas in ten cancer and a positive family history. Now here's another

piece of news that you probably haven't heard before. But if you have one first degree relative with prostate cancer like your dad or your brother, for example, the death rate with traditional therapy is seventy two percent higher. So if you have a family member with prostate cancer and you have prostate cancer, your death rate is seventy two percent higher someone who does not have a family member with prostate cancer. So this man came with very high

risk glease in ten PSA seven point eight. He had a large prostate multiple course. His prostate was huge, and he had the family history, and he was urinating twice a night. He had some pain in the hip. I've asked him to get scans, and we routinely get imaging, including bone scans and MRIs. Also often pet scans are PSMA tests. His weight was stable. He's one hundred and fifty five pounds. He's five foot eight. He did have colonoscopy,

and we checked that on every patient. We asked for a repeat because it was so many years since his kolonoscopy. His only surgery was apdectary. But his father died of prostate cancer. His mother died of breast cancer, so a lot of cancer in his family. I examined to be a massive and large prostate rock Hard prostate sulcus de sulcus prostate cancer glease in ten multiple cores positive. We staged him up. We found no spread of the cancer.

With usual surgery success is only about twenty percent. With us, the majority of the men that we treat are cancer free, and he trusted us. He was sent by a zurologist here because I just hates surgery. He hates the devastation of what surgery does to men with prostate cancer. And he knows that our men have a high success rate, and furthermore, they have a high quality of life in general. And this man, one thing I didn't tell you is he was treated five years ago. So five years ago

he came at age sixty six. He's now seventy one, and now his PSA is zero. He is so happy because he knows he missed that bullet of cancer when it was so high. Gleas in ten positive family history came to us and he's now doing great. He's in remission with no chemo, no surgery, no cutting, no bleeding, only with our special prostate cancer treatment, which I'll describe to you in detail if you wish, when you come

here for consultation. We also have a booklet in DVD which you'd be happy to send to you about prostate cancer. You can call office at two and two two four six four two three seven two and two two four

six four two three seven. My name is doctor Liederman, and I did say that i'd introduce myself, and I do that because so many people talk about cancer as if they know a lot, and my existence being a doctor for so many decades, often people talk about things that are not true, like, for example, the woman who had she was told she had to have radical surgery on her breast after treatment failed elsewhere, and we proved that wrong. They were the same woman who's told our

treatment doesn't work. She's in remission. That same woman who had two skin cancers she was told she had to have surgery. She'd refused that surgery too. She now has four cancers, two breast cancers and two skin cancers, all in remission. So I just want to introduce myself, and if you wish to come here, we'll show you plenty of examples who wished to call us to get information in DVD. We'll be happy to send it to it no charge or obligation. I get my phone numbers two

and two two four six four two three seven. My name is doctor Liederman. I want to introduce myself. I was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa. I went to public school, University MD, real medical doctor MD. I know many people go to the doctor. They don't know who's seeing them. They don't know if it's a doctor or who's seeing him or a doctor's substitute. So many people actually don't see doctors anymore. And you might have that experience,

or you may not even know. Sometimes non doctors introduce themselves as doctors when they're not doctors, whoever they are. I don't diminish them. I'm just telling you often people do not see who they think they're seeing. Except here at Radio City, New York, where you're going to see a doctor, you're gonna see a real MD, whether it's myself, Triple Board certified cancer doctor, doctor Ariel Liederman, illustrious doctor board certified, trained at major centers across America, seeing patients,

seeing patients with cancer newer recurrent cancers. Doctor Ariol Liederman trained graduate age twenty MD. So there's three doctor leadermans MD at twenty five, myself MD at twenty five. Doctor Ted Liederman MD at twenty five. Doctor Ariel Leaderman MD at twenty five three. Doctor Leaderman is all MD at

twenty five. Ariel trained at Illustrious Centers, graduated from one of the major medical schools in America, and now is working here, board certified, seeing patients, loved by the patients, loved by the staff, loved by the patient's families in general. So if you're really lucky, you get to see doctor Ariel Liederman, a wonderful doctor, thoughtful, compulsive caring, which is very very rare in this day and age. I had

at twenty five. Went on after MD to the University of Chicago Michael Reese trained in internal medicine, board certified, trained there for three years, treaded thousands of patients with medical conditions, then went on to Harvard Medical Schools the

prestigious Dana Farber Cancers too it. Trained at Dana Farber, treated cancer patients three years, board certified, and then at Harvard Medical School went on to the Joint Center for Radiation Therapy, trained for another three years, board certified, treating thousands of patients with radiation, chemo and other methods of treatment.

And now here in New York for almost forty years, and I probably have treated you or your friends, or your neighbors or people you don't even know down the street. So that's the work that I do, and that's who I am. And I'm here on the radio every day, and people tune in because they want to learn about medical issues, and sometimes there's political medical issues about why people get the chemo and the surgery and the radiation and all kinds of things. Sometimes it's useful and sometimes

it's not, and we talk about that. We talk about all the options, and here we don't hide anything. You'll see the art of radiosurgery on our walls and our packages that we send you. You'll see all the options, whether it's chemo, immuno therapy, hospice, standard radiation, radiosurgery, surgery. You'll learn about all the options, multiple dowity therapy, even no therapy. This is the work we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.

We do everything we can to be accessible. We're right in the heart of New York City. There's fifteen subway lines that come to us one, two, three, four, five, six, ACEE and QRBDFM seven S and Q So many buses come to us and can come from where are out of state to port authority by bus. There's thousands of bus every day and there's trains from all the airports, so it's super easy. We're in the heart of New

York City. I believe we're the closest most central cancer treatment placed in New York City and we made it for you. And one more thing I want to tell you is that we're live on the radio, and being live that means you any cancer question you have, you're welcome to call us at one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. One eight hundred three two one

zero seven ten. We are live on the radio from now till noon one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten, and we're back today from one to two pm and from three to four pm on WOIR. We're also every Saturday on from one pm to two, three to four and five to six pm. Every Saturday afternoon three big grand shows, and also every night we're on every night at midnight. We're on every night at midnight. And many people work with doctor Liederman, many people sleep

with doctor Leaderman. Many people around the world. Listen to that show. It's one of the most popular shows at midnight every night at midnight, so there's lots of ways to listen and learn. Just like a doctor becomes a doctor going to medical school and learning, you two can learn a lot by listening to this show every day, or as much as you wish. My name is doctor Liederman,

Cancer Doctor, thirteen eighty four Broadway. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid phone number two and two choices in digits at numbers two and two, two four, six, forty two thirty seven. We'll be right b.

years ago. Today, I trust doctor Leederman even more. My prostate cancer is gone, my PSA is zero, my quality of life is great. You can trust doctor Leederman too, like me, for over twenty years. Call doctor Leederman for prostate cancer. Two one two choices. That's two one two choices, thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eighth Street in Manhattan. Most insurance, Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Call doctor Leederman two and two choices.

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duper hospitals. He has stage four cancer. They really knew he had stage four cancer, had multiple lesions in the liver. There was no way that in my view, he should have had surgery because well, he had stage four cancer and they could not remove all the nodules in the liver. So they did the surgery and it failed, and he had trouble convalescing from the surgery. He was losing weight,

he had abdominal pain, he had constipation. And he came to me after surgery failed at Super Duper General, after being told you can have chemo, which you could only slow down the cancer for a few weeks or months, and he came to me with a gastric cancer spread to the liver. Stage four biopsy proven unreceptible. They opened them up and they knew that. They really, in my view, knew that. There's no way the surgeon didn't know that because the first thing was done was the cat scam,

which showed multiple tumors in the liver. They knew it was unreceptible. So why did they do it, Well, you tell me, guess why the surgeon opened up the patient who they already knew had multiple legions. Take one guess and we'll talk about when you come in. So he came to me. He came with his church people, and I met him and we staged him up. He had already had a pet scan, he already had a cat scan, he already had a biopsies, He had everything done, even

already had surgery that was useless. It probably cost somebody, probably you and me, fifty thousand dollars and all the rest of America. And he came and he wanted to know what his options were. He was adamant. He already tried surgery. It failed. They wanted to give chemo. He knew that chemo usually fails, I mean stage four cancer

essentially always fails, with a few minor exceptions. And he after the informed consent process, he and his church people, and he came with a whole delegation from his church. So it was very moving. He came with a whole delegation from his church. He chose to have radio surgery for the cancer in the stomach and cancer in the liver, multiple tumors, and somebody will come to and say, oh my god, doctor says you can't treat cancer the liver,

or he can't treat multiple spots. This patient, we treated the cancer and the liver and the stomach simultaneously. He had metastatic stage four cancer. He was treated some time ago, and then he came for a follow up and the doctors he went back to the same old hospitale. All the cancer's all over the place, and they totally misread the images we got new images of him. We even used their images and it showed that his cancer is incomplete remission. Number one and number two we got old scans.

Then we've got new scans more recently, and he's still in remission after having radio surgery only for his gastric cancer that traveled to his liver in multiple spots. So I can tell you that he's very happy. His church people is very happy. He continues to work in the

church full time. He's fully active here. He never was in the hospital, he never had chemo, he never had surgery and a seizure cutting all non invasive treatment with invisible beams, something that the chemotherapy that they offered and pushed on him could never have done. Something that the surgery they did do to him was useless. They cut him open, it took him a long time to recuperate, and it served no purpose. They didn't even remove one dot of cancer. So what a difference it makes, And

he came here and something else. The doctors over there that did the surgery and the doctors who were pushing chemo, they never said, hey, we know that surgery is pretty useless. We know that chemo only works at best weeks or months if at all, and the cancer grows back, why don't you go see doctor Liederman. They never told him that he and his church people discovered on their own through a friend, a friend who listens to the radio like you, and maybe you can pass on the information

to others. Radio listeners save lives, and you have a chance to save lives by passing on this information. It is so important. That's why we're here to try to help people, to help reduce cancer hopefully save lives. Like that man who had the prostate cancer treated for glease in ten now years later cancer free. That woman who had three breast cancers one done super duper failed with surgery, chemo radiation in two breast cancers in both breasts right

and left now cancer free. So there's a big difference in where you get treatment, the advice you get, and the motivation. And always think about the motivation. What is the motivation of the facility and the doctor. Are they telling you all the information, they tell you all the options? Are they talking only about what they do? So this is the work we do, This is why we're on

the radio. We have lots of information to send you in call us today, or any day you want, day or night two and two choices two and two two four, six, forty two thirty seven. My name is doctor Liederman, and I want to talk to you about another patient who came to me. This is a patient who had cancer. He had a prostate cancer nearly ten years ago, and he had a high risk prostate cancer. He's born in New York City. Excuse me, he came on his own. He had a glease in seven cancer and multiple cores.

Gleasing seven is how the cancer looks on the microscope. Gleason seven is a more aggressive cancer, and his PSA was twelve. Remember PSA is that blood test. Normal PSA is four, And lots of people say they listened to the show, but they somehow don't hear the message that PSA more than four is considered abnormal. If you have a biopsy with PSA four, there's a twenty five percent chance of having cancer. Even PSA three has about a

twenty percent chance of having cancer. So if someone's telling you, oh, don't worry about it, you're already too old or too fat or too skinny, or too tall or too short or whatever, he may want to come and get a second opinion. This man came. He came sixty seven years old, he had no child children, had high blood pressure, he had prostatism asthma. He's on medication, and he had a biopsy's showing prostate cancer with multiple cores showing glease in

seven cancer. He had an MRI of the prostate. We showed PI red five. So there's almost always scales and reasons, and MRI is usually done for men with prostate cancer. MRI shows the extent often not always in the prostate and where the cancer's leaving the prostate are going to the semino vesicles or going outside the capsule, or even to the lymphonotes. So he had a PI red five because of the aggression of the cancer by imaging it. Had a biopsy a year before. So this is a

perfect instance. He had a biopsy a year before. He could have said, Hey, I've already had a biopsy. He wasn't cancer. I don't worry. Well, often there's better biopsies, and there's different kinds of biopsies. And we often talked to men about the different kinds of biopsies. And I often see that men are not informed about the different kinds of prostate biopsies that are available to them. So he had one biopsy a year before he came to me negative and then they had a repeat biopsy positive.

Why because of a better biopsy. There's different kinds of biopsies. Patient came to me with pain in the penis for three years. He was waking up to yeurine. He was on medications for that. He'd lost some weight. He went from two ten to two five. He's six feet period, and he had operations. He had two prostate biopsies. He was circumcised. He was seen at one of the big hospitals for abdominal pain and I examined him. He had

a large prostate, a large prostate gleas in seven. As his PSA went all the way up to twelve, went from four to six to seven to twelve. So the cancer was progressing. And there's something called PSA velocity, how fast the PSA has So he had a Gleason seven cancer. He had a PSA that was changing. He went from four to six to twelve. So at PSA velocity, PSA twelve is high. Normal PSA is considered four, but he can have a cancer even lower than that. And his

memri pyrid five. And furthermore, I should tell you that he was diagnosed and treated eight years ago, so people would like to know, Hey, he's your treatment durable. And I will tell you that in general, our treatment is very durable. So for this man, he was treated eight years ago. His PSA is now zero. He's very happy, he's doing well. His sex life works, his urinary life works. He got no hormones, no surgery, no cutting. This is the work we do. It was all out patient therapy.

He walked in the door, he got treatment, walked out the door, and that was it. He was able to work and carry on his normal life. Every day of treatment when we're up in many hours. We're uping from six thirty in the morning till six at night to accommodate people. Were located in the heart of New York City, close to most subways, buses, trains make it easy to commute. So it's so easy and so accessible. And of course we take most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. This is the work

we do. So another happy patient doing great after radio surgery. This is the work we do every day. My name's doctor Liederman. We'll be right.

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was placed on decadron. She was given Kepra for seizures. She had headaches and weakness, and she decided to have a biopsy and surgery. She went elsewhere for surgery. She went to a second super duper hospital for surgery, and then she went to a third super duper for radiation and it didn't work. She had come to us, but she walked away from us. She didn't want to come for whatever reason. The commute or so on was too

far for her. And now she's come back. Guess why she's come back now because all that treatment, it's super duper general. The biopsy, the surgery, the chemo, the radiation did not work. And now this Anta caesiologist. So she's a healthcare professional. She's very smart. It's a right sided tumor, so her dominant hemisphere is the left side, and it's still working. She's very articulate, but she has a weakness on her left side or left face or left arm.

And she comes with her husband, both very articulate. She was born in Haiti, smart people, and she was told elsewhere she can't have more radiation and they wanted to give her treatment. It hasn't worked. Actually, none of the treatment works. She had timidar should have asted, she had standard radiations, she had surgery and it did not work. And now she's losing strength in her right leg. She just had it scan several weeks ago. She's now losing more strength than weeks in her right leg. She was

weak on her left side and she's leaking urine. She's also signed off on a corpus colossum involvements, so further involvement of the brain just in weeks. So she's deteriorating dramatically. She came to us. She was told elsewhere, you can't have repeat radiation. That was the same thing the woman with three breast cancers was told, you can't have repeat radiation. We put together a program. We try to put together a program for salvage treatment, for second line treatment. And

this is the work we do. By the way, we're the first. I'm the first doctor to perform radio surgery in New York. I've been added since nineteen eighty six years of experienced thousands of patients treated over decades, about four decades of thousands of patients, with probably the most experienced, the longest experience in New York City, the first with brain radio surgery, the first with fraction of brain radio

surgery in New York. When all the other hospitals and centers and radiation places were saying, oh, we'll just do standard stuff and radiate your healthy brain, they didn't say that that's what they were doing. Doctor Leedhaman was first to understand it's better to have focused treatment on the brain tumor with cancer like gleoblastomas or astrocytomas or metastasis.

Metastasis or cancers that travel to the brain are also benign tumors like pituitary tumors and meningeomas and acoustic neuromas. You're the largest experiencing acoustic neuromas with high success where we treat the brain tumor all non invasively, with no cutting and no bleeding. This is the work we do. And again we have information to send you. We have booklets about brain tumors, and it's best to meet in person.

Like this woman, she now understands why it's so important to have a doctor with experience, who has more experience. She went to someplace else. It was close to home, it was convenient, but the treatment didn't work. The surgery didn't work, the chemo didn't work. Nothing worked, and now she's back to get what we hope is better treatment, more successful treatment for her recurrent glioblastoma. About a man who's from Dominican Republic, forty eight years old. He's a

Hispanic man only forty eight years old. He came to us with a T one see prostate cancer glease in seven PSA five point zero five. And again he was sent by a surgeon who hates to do surgery. This sergeant hates to do surgery and prostate cancer because he knows most men end up impotent, unable to have erections, unable to have his actual intercourse, normally spontaneously leaking urine, shortening the penis. The surgeon knew it, and the sergeant

recommended the patient come here. And he came here nearly ten years ago. He was one hundred and ninety four pounds five to ten. He never smoked, he never did anything. There's lots of cancer in the black community and in the a Spanish community, especially in the communities from a Caribbean area. Examined him at a large prostate He was treated nearly ten years ago. And why are we talking abou him today? Well, guess why he's cancer free. Comes

for a checkups. People ask hey, doctor Liederman, how do you follow patients. We follow patients, all our patients, all our patients are invited here for checkups, blood tests and imaging, whatever is needed. And this is the work we do. This man is so happy. Nearly a decade later, cancer free. His sex life works, his urinary life works, is on no medications. He is so pleased to be ten years out from an aggressive cancer. This is the work we

do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. I when I have another man sixty seven years old, born in New York. He's single. He came with his girlfriend. His high blood pressure, he had diabetes, He was on a zimbic and he was found to have a colon cancer diagnosed just this month. He had an MRI of the prostate MRI. Prostate was done for a PSA four point one. He had an MRI showing a pirate one, but he has a high PSA, so he needs to be evaluated

for the prostate. He also was found to have a recto mass, so he had a recto mass on the prostate MRI. So he went in for one thing. He was found to have another thing and he had a recto cancer. The first colonoscopy of his life. When we talk about this, basically every program colonoscopies can save your life, save your quality of life. If he had colonoscopies on a regular basis, he most likely would not have had this rectal cancer or would have been diagnosed early on.

The eurologists saw him. He never did the biops even though his PSA was high, he never had a PET scan. We recommended it. He didn't know what a pet scan was. No one even talked to him about pet scan. He lost a lot of weight. It could well be for a mozimbic, but he also could well be from this rectal cancer. His way, he went from two thirty five to one ninety six. He lost forty pounds. He's five 't ten. He's the next smoker. And he came to me. He had a palpable mass in the rectum, he had

nodal involvement, he had questionable other abnormalities. Is a question of a lymph node in the chest. His PSA was four point one four. He understands he has about a twenty five percent chance of ying prostate cancer, and this is the work we do. So I arranged for a biopsy of his rectum. We had arranged for a PET scan and cancer markers, and this is the work we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway for rectal cancer. Not every person wants surgery and chemo. Some people do,

some people don't. This is the choices we give to every patient. We talk about all the options, and people like to know the options. This is the work we do every day. And we talking about a woman who came to me sixty six years old from Barbados. She has four children, She has diabetes, high blood pressure, and she thought she had fullness in her left neck in a superclavicular area. She had an ultrasound, she had a thyroid lesion, but it wasn't a serious thyroid lesion. And

then I asked her, Hey, have you had mammograms. No, she hadn't had mammograms, even though her mother had breast cancer, her sisters, two sisters had breast cancer, and an aunt had breast cancer. You think, wow, she'd be the first person to get a breast cancer with four close relatives all hewing breast cancer. So we worked up the superclivicular area. We asked her mammograms and we found cancer of the breast.

And she had Doctor Carsnoman situ DCIS in her breast six years ago, and she had mammograms, she had ultrasounds, she had biopsy proven cancer. She was encouraged to be seen by surgery in medical oncology, and she came here. She was treated here for her breast cancer with no surgery, no cutting, no chemo, no hormones, and is now six years later cancer free. This is the work we do.

We have lots of information, lots of experience about breast cancer, often women shows, non invasive treatment, now cutting, no bleeding, no chemo, but all the options are available. My name is doctor Liederman. It's always best to investigate and come in person. Call us at two and two choices. Accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid.

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