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you for tuning in today. In every day, my name is doctor Liederman. We're here to learn today. We learn every day. Every day I see patients every day, take notes, and every day come here and we learned together. We learned from each patient, just like in medical school, just like doctors become doctors, and probably everybody else in society learned by experience. And when you have a doctor with forty years experience and triple Board certified,
you can learn probably a lot. We're going to jump right in. If you have questions, hold onto your questions. It's always great to have a paper and pencil handy. And let's go ahead. I want to talk about a woman who's a majestic woman. Really, she's from Ireland. She is seventy five years old, she looks like she's fifty five. She's wittled.
She has two children who's born in Ireland, and she has high blood pressure and she had some abnormalities on her skin and she went to her doctor and her doctor found a skin cancer and then he did a blood test. This is a family doctor, and his blood test showed abnormality and he had then a cat scan of her body. So one thing led to another thing that basically she had a lesion on her face that looked like a skin cancer. Doctor did a blood test, the blood test showed abnormal liver functions.
She got a cat scan and MRI. She then had an alpha feta protein. An alpha feta protein is a blood test that's most commonly associated with liver cancer, primary liver cancer. And when this woman had her MRI and cat scan, those are both imaging tests. She was found to have a primary liver cancer and that alpha feta protein was fifteen thousand normals only about thirty.
Hers was fifteen thousand. And she was found to have cancer spread to the lymph nodes and well, she was seen by a surgeon certain talked about cutting out most of her liver. Now this cancer had grown through the veins, the veins to the liver and She also had other abnormalities from this large cancer in liver called v varises are abnormal blood vessels because the blood so much blood goes to the liver and the blood couldn't get through it in a normal way,
so it was backing up. The blood was backing up, So she had a blood clot from cancer. She had cancer and deliver. She had cancer in the lymph nodes. Shed She came in weighing one hundred and forty five pounds. She's five foot two, and she'd had only before all this, only high blood pressure. So she was a woman who did nothing wrong. She wasn't a smoker, drinker or anything like that. She was born in Limerick, famous town in Ireland. Probably heard about Limericks well. She
was a Limerick resident and then moved to the United States. And so I examined her and she had this mass on her face, and there was a mass right in front of her ear that was consistent with cancer, and it was biopsy positive cancer. But the worrisome feature was this huge mass the size of a melon in her liver. And she's seen by doctors and surgeons and others, and she she knew the cancer had traveled she knew that surgery would
be difficult, probably impossible. She could die from the surgery, and she knew that. And on the other hand, she knew that the cancer had traveled, and so the surgery, even it was performed, and even if she survived it, there was more cancer than that. So she put two and two together, and guess what. She's a radio listener. She someone whose life perhaps has been changed by having listened to this show. And I'll tell you why. So I met with her and we reviewed her documents.
We've got a pet scan. A petscan is the most sensitive test, and a pet scan looks throughout the body, usually from the head to the legs, and we found the cancer. We found the extent of the cancer. And she was just adamant that she wanted no cutting, no bleeding. She didn't even want a biopsy because she knew with the mass and the liver and the alpha feta protein blood tests that her diagnosis was liver cancer. By the time she came here, her alpha feta protein went from fifteen thousand to twenty
three thousand, huge numbers. These are numbers not commonly seen. So her alphaveta protein was twenty three thousand, she had huge mass and the liver, and she came to learn about all the options here. And we see so many people who come because they know that chemotherapy most commonly does not work and does not cure a liver cancer. And many people don't even want to have the toxicity of chemo, especially when they know it's not going to cure them
and it most likely is not going to work. And she just was adamant against that biopsy because she knew she already had a diagnosis. That alpha feta protein blood test, that scan all pointed to one diagnosis. And she came to me and we talked about all the options, and we talk about all the options to every patient. Even on the wall, there's signs that talk about all the options, whether it's chem or even a therapy or surgery or
standard radiation. And she knew all the usual methods would not help her very much and probably would not help her at all, and she chose radiosurgery and we treated that big mass in the liver, and usually when we do treatment, usually we wait about ninety days to measure response to the therapy, and she was really eager to learn how the treatment went and I told her we normally wait about ninety days, that's what usually's done, and she said,
I understand that, but I'd like to make sure everything's working well. And I said, okay, let's get a cancer market. Let's get that alpha feta protein which is so specific for this cancer. Remember, her alphaeta protein was twenty three thousand before treatment. She had a few treatments and within but
it's actually the time of the last treatment. So within minutes of the last treatment, her alpha feta protein had gone from twenty three thousand down all the way to four thousand in remission just from our treatment with no cutting, no bleeding, no chemo. And I can tell you that she was so ecstatic. And number two mister ecstatic was doctor Liederman, who was so happy. We did the test, we offered the treatment, we delivered the treatment.
She had cancers, a huge mass in the liver which she was treated with no side effects, no vomiting, no bleeding, no cutting, no hospitals, no anesthesia. Radio surgery is really a misnomer, wrongly named. It was named by a Swedish Man who said, Okay, this is a beam that's acting like a knife, but it's using a radiation beam radiosurgery. But radiosurgery is no cutting, no bleeding. In fact, nothing even touches the
patient. Nothing even touched this beautiful woman except our beams which hit the cancer and obliterated the cancer in the liver by the blood test measurement. And of course you'll have confirmation with scans and biopsies if she wants, and physical exams. And she is so happy, and she's so happy. Remember I told you she had some lymph node involvement. We treated this big mass in the
liver and that went stunningly well, beautifully well, impeccably well. And she said, doctor Liederman, I want to finish up and have this mass in the lymph nodes treated. And many people come to me and say, hey, doctor Liederman, do you treat cancer in the lymph nodes? And the answer is yes. We can treat cancer most anywhere in the body, whether it's in the bone or the lymph nodes, or the brain, or the
nose, or the skin, or the throat or the tongue. This is the work that we do every day at Radiosurgery in New York, the home of radiosurgery. The first with brain radiosurgery and head and neck radio surgery in New York and the first with body radiosurgery in the Western Hemisphere, first in the Western Hemisphere, first in America, and of course first in New York. And most people want to go to the doctor who is most experienced.
And this is the work we do. We have a whole team working for you, with physicists and thosymmetrists and technicians and nurses and staff, all designed to help you be able to walk in the door. We make them old of the body, We computerize the body, we find the cancer, we send in beams from thousands of angles, hit the cancer, and you walk out the door within minutes. And this is the work that we do every day. We have lots of information to send you. My name is doctor
Liederman. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. We're located in the heart of New York City at thirteen eighty four Broadway, the home of radio surgery, devoted to more precise treatment, non invasive treatment, more effective treatment whenever possible. This is the work we do and the best way to find out about radio surgeries. Like this woman from Ireland who called us up made an appointment and chose to be treated, and she is so happy with the
excellent results within minutes of her treatment. Excellent results and now going through treatment for the cancer. In the lymphones, we have information DVDs. If you want, we'll send it to you can call us now. It's always best to make an appointment if you have a cancer question. We see people with suspicion of cancer. Suspicion could be losing weight, or a pain or a lump or bleeding, or could be Hey, you're a man and you want
to know about your prostate. You've heard so come much about prostate cancer. You want to come in and get a checker. Women come in and want to know about their colon or their intestine, or the pancreas, or their breast or gynecologic sites. This is the work we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. Most insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted. My name is doctor Liederman. We will be right back. Many people with cancer come to doctor
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Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR Studios in the hearts of New York City. For just a few steps from the radio Surgery in New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Leiderman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's the
first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor Liderman at two and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Leiderman, we're back. We are back and talking about treating cancers big and small. That woman from Ireland who had the huge cancer the liver, she also had a big skin cancer. And people from northern Europe fair complexed people often have skin cancers. There's three million skin cancers
a year in America. And she had a squamous carcinoma right on her forehead. And when she came in to see me, she said, doctor Liederman, we were talking about her liver and trying to help her and extend her life and live better. Can you treat this skin cancer? And I said yes, that's exactly the work we do. And I said, I advice treating the big cancer first, the big cancer, and deliver. And she
agreed. But she also understands for treating skin cancer squamous cell and basal cells right on the face instead of having a deforming surgery often called Moe's mohs moe surgery, she wants to have radiosurgery once the lymphanotes are treated in her body. She wants to have radiosurgery pinpoint treatment for that skin cancer. And people like our results because high success, no cutting, no bleeding, unlike surgery
surgery is a deforming method actually like an excavation method. Especially most our treatment just sends beams in to hit the cancer without removing the skin, keeps your face intact with high success. Success is about ninety five percent with our unique approach and unique doses over decades, with thousands of patients treated. This is the work that we do every day. So this woman from Ireland, yes, we treat her skin cancer and we'll do that as soon as we treat
finish treating her lymphanodes. This is the order we do. We try to treat worst cancers first. I usually tell people who have more than one cancer in their body, hey, let's treat the worst cancer first, and it gives them the confidence. If we treat the worst cancer first, then they understand the smaller cancers are easier and even more successful. And they know that we have a very high success even with the biggest cancers. And this is
how we talk. So if you have a big cancer, deliver or cancer on the skin or wherever, it might be best to come in person. She was going to give up before she came in to meet doctor Liederman. She was going to give up. She was going to give up, until she learned about radiosurgery from the team that brought radio surgery to America. I want to talk about a woman who actually I want to talk about a man next. I want to talk to a man who's sixty six years old.
I saw him six years ago. He's a black man from Jamaica. He came with prostatism and diabetes and high blood pressure. Was taking medicine for diabetes and for his urine. He complained about frequent urination and we've got a PSA and his PSA was elevated, and he went to see a surgeon about a biopsy who normally does biopsies for the prostrate, or a euro eurologist Or's surgeons who operate on the urinary system. And the surgeon, sad to say,
convinced him to have surgery for his prostate cancer. And he had surgery at to glease in seven PSA ten. And I can tell you with surgery success rates only about forty six percent in the best hands in America for Gleason seven cancer. I can show you that data when you come in, or can send you that data if you want, sad to say, instead of coming
back and talking about non invasive treatment with a ninety percent success. He chose surgery with a forty six percent chance of success, meaning most men who have glease in seven cancer who have surgery end up with recurrent cancer like this man. Sad to say. This man had surgery which took away his erections, took away control of his urine, which shortened his vital organ and now the cancer's back. He comes to me now, years after first being seen,
and he's very upset. He's upset that he was persuaded by the surgeon to have surgery and it didn't work, destroyed his quality of life, and now the cancer's back. And so yes, we're seeing him now to try to mop up the crumbs that the surgeon left behind. How do we know there's crumbs when the surgeon leaves them behind. Well, the PSA after surgery should be zero. If the surgeon removes all the cancer and all the prostate,
the PSA should be zero. And sad to say, for glease and seven cancer, fifty four percent of the time, the majority of the cases, the cancer comes back in the best hands in America, and less than best hands it comes back even more so. This man, sad to say, had that surgery took away his quality of life, shortened his vital organ and now he's back with me six years later with a rising PSA after surgery failed. And luckily he came back. Because when prostate cancer comes back after surgery,
men do have a second chance. And that's why it's so important to be seen and to fouled up. And for men who've had surgery, hey, it's a good idea to come in and get checked out and make sure that everything's okay. You might learn about cancer from a different perspective from doctor Liederman at thirteen eighty four Broadway. This man did. He didn't learn the first time, but he learned the second time. And he's now having radiation. Try to mop up the crumbs that the surgeon left behind. Said to
say, and we talk about another man. Here's a man here five years ago. He's a seventy year old black man from Hating And I said it because in the black community, one in six black men will get prostate cancer, one in twenty three will die of prostate cancer. He came to me five years ago with his daughter as PSA was nine. He had a glease in six cancer. He was referred to us by a doctor who we treated.
The doctor came to us for his care, and the doctor advised his patient, this many you'd be better to go see doctor Liederman, so he came to us. He had no family history. A lot of people think, oh, I've known my family with cancer, therefore I don't have a chance of cancer. That's not true. Ninety percent of people with cancer have no family history. So if you want to be reassured, that's no reassurance. The best reassurance is to come in and be seen and get checked.
And he came in. He was sent by his doctor who we treated for prostate cancer. He has a noctoria, which means waking up at night to year nate. He had no fevers or chills or bleeding, so he had no reason of this cancer except his PSA was ten point four. It gone from nine when the patient was sent to me to ten point four when we repeated it. He had a glease in six cancer. He chose our treatment. He chose it because we showed him the data Number one number two.
His own doctor had treatment here successful ten years ago. This man came to us five years ago and he true is cancer free. His PSNA is now zero. His sex life works, his urinary life works, his vital organ is not shortened by us. We're not doing any cutting or removal of his prostate. So his vital organ is fine, his quality of life is great, and best of all, his PSA is zero. He's living his life and he's happy, and he does everything he wants. He works every day
and he wants to do that and be a productive member of society. So what a huge difference between one man who had surgery with his vital quality of life taken away, his vital organ shortened, and the cancer coming back, and then another man treated here after his doctor himself was treated and now is cancer free. I'm talking about a man who's sixty four years old. He's born in New York. He has two sons. He has a history of blood cloud. He was on blood thinners. He had diabetes and cholesterol,
and he had an anemia. So hemoglobin is a measurement of the red blood cells. His normal hemoglobein is about sixteen. Was ten and he had coonoscopy in the past, it hadn't been done. He came to me with an anemia and he had colonoscopy. He was found to have a cancer in his eight sending colon. It was a four centimeter mass, It was ulcerated and circumferential. He had an anemia. He had the colonoscopy. He had a biopsy, and his surgeon wanted to remove his colon, which is the usual
thing. He was also in kidney failure as Kratning was two, and he just did not want to have surgery. So he came to us about a colon cancer also five years ago, and he chose our treatment. Five years ago, he chose our treatment and for five years he's cancer free. He's at colonoscopes and other tests. He is cancer free after our treatment. Just
a few treatments for colon cancer. His surgeon didn't tell him, hey, you can either have surgery or go see doctor Liederman for radiosurgery non invasive treatment. Even as gastronurologists didn't tell him. He learned by listening to the radio.
Radio listeners saved lives, and sometimes they saved their own life. This man saved his own life at age sixty four colon cancer and renal failure, with high blood pressure and diabetes and lots of risk, and he just did not want to risk going through surgery, chose radiosurgery, non invasive treatment, and now five plus years later, actually five plus years later, is cancer
free. And I would tell you he's very happy. And what's more, what's news on him, Well, the new news is he five years later, had to follow up scan and the scan showed a mass in the pancreas and the doctor, his doctor wants to remove his pancreas and his spleen and do radical surgery again. His doctor wants to do surgery all the time. Five years ago, I wanted to do surgery. Now wants to do surgery on the pancreas. And we analyzed the information and we found that he had
no cancer in the pancreas. His doctor wanted to do radical surgery Whipple procedure, which is a big procedure to move his pancreas and his spleen. And we reviewed the documents and the pathology and there's no cancer there. Wow. Two for two with this beautiful man. This is the work that we do every day. It's why so many people rely on doctor Liederman and Radio Sert in New York and the work that we do here at thirteen eighty four Broadway,
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Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.
Hey, we're back. I want to introduce myself. My name is doctor Liederman, Gil Liederman, and I want to introduce myself because so many people are talking and giving advice on the radio and in life, and you don't know really who they are, or what their experience is, or should they be given advice, you know, to say, oh, uncle Harry had this, and I'm going to get what uncle Harry had is not the most wonderful advice. And we talk. We talk about forty five years of
experience. Being the only Harvard trained, Chipple Board certified radiation doctor in New York, one of the few in the world. I was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa. Went to public school University MD, Real MD, medical doctor at age twenty five. Like my brother, doctor Ted Liederman, MD, great brother, great doctor, thoughtful person, great person, and doctor Ario Leaderman who works here at thirteen eighty four Broadway. My son Ariel
Leaderman, also MD at twenty five three. Doctor Liederman's all MD at twenty five real medical doctors. Doctor Ral Leaderman is a highly accomplished medical doctor, cancer doctor, board certified, trained major universities across America. His patients here
at thirteen eighty four Broadway are lucky to have him. He's competent and caring and thoughtful and takes care of patients and his most diligent most diligent You are lucky if you choose to have doctor Arial Leederman care for you and your condition,
whatever that might be. I after MD, went on to the University of Chicago trained three years internal medicine, Board certified internal medicine, then went to Harvard Medical School trained at the prestigious Dana Farber Cancer Institute three years board certified, treated thousands of people with cancer, and then stayed on the staff at Harvard Medical School and then went to the Harvard Medical School, Joint Center
for ad Asian Therapy. Trained for three years in radiation oncology, three thousands of patients, Board certified. The only Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation doctor in New York, one of the few in the world. Here for you. Yes, we accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid. Maybe we'll call and try to get information on the QT. That's not the way we do it here. We are thorough and thoughtful. We meet people in person.
We examined the patient, we examined the records. This is the work we do. A demand. Just yesterday he came in. He's a friend of a family I've known for forty years. His daughter is married to my friend's son, and they have three children. And he was diagnosed with prostate canc who was born in the Middle East, in Israel, and he had a PSA of five and a glease in six, which should be a low risk case answer, and his doctor kind of poo pooed it, and he was
a little bit eager to be seen and get out. And I sat down with him and he saw how we work is so different than how his urologist works, or has other doctors worked. We examined him, We examined his records, you examined his MRI, and we actually found that there was cancer eating its way through the capsule of the prostate, which didn't exactly make sense because his PSA was relatively low, it was about four and a half. His gleas and score was six. But he had cancer eating through the capsule.
Yes, the prostate has a capsule, and the cancer was eating through like a very aggressive cancer. He asked me to speak to his daughter. He called his daughter why I was there and explained to her that this cancer is very unusual and much more aggressive than it seems. And she said, well, what do we do? And I said, well, I'm going to get the top radiologist in New York to look at the MRI with me
and see if he agrees. And this is the work we do. We take the extra step, the extra measure to evaluate the patient, which was not done elsewhere. And all of a sudden, this man who was so eager and anxious and just wanted to get out of the office, all of a sudden he understood that what we do here at thirty eighty four Broadway is so different than anything else he's experienced. And his daughter too, all appreciated. We go the extra mile with our patients, and this is what we
routinely do. And for this man, we're reviewing his MRI and documenting all his numbers, and then we'll give him some ideas about the best way to proceed. Most likely we'll be talking about treatment because his cancer growing through the capsule seems to be a very very aggressive, serious cancer, even though the numbers don't really dictate that. This is the work we do at thirteen to eighty four Broadway. I'll talk about a woman who comes to me. She
actually came almost two years ago. She's seventy years old, she's marriage, has a loving husband. She had a history of breast cancer, never had radiation, and now she has difficulties speaking. She had difficulties speaking in writing. And she went to the most famous hospitals in New England, in Connecticut and in Boston, and she was found to have a glioblastoma. She came to me after she had surgery there. She had a four centimeter a glioblastoma
brain cancer. Glioblastoma is a cancer of the brain that starts in the brain. She had stopped eating, she had difficulty speaking, she lost weight. She was on decadron for swelling in the brain. She had standard radiation one of the most famous, world famous places in New England. The radiation she had just did not work. The cancer kept on growing. It was growing and growing and growing. She had an MRI, but she was getting worse
and worse, with more difficulties speaking and carrying on. And when I saw her, she had a four point three. She sent it meater her mass. So the surgery that she had didn't work at the most famous hospital, one of the most famous hospitals in New England. The radiation that she had, weeks and weeks of radiation didn't work, and she came here. She and her husband came here desperate with a recurrent glioblastoma, wondering if there's anything
they can do. And I told her about our experience, and we have a great experience with radiosurgery, even for repeat treatment. We talk about it all the time that we're able to often repeat treatment that other places just could not do. Remember, she had been at one of the most famous hospitals in the world. They gave her surgeries for the brain cancer. Standard radiation just didn't work. She came here and now a year and a half later,
she is cancer free from a glioblastoma, which is most remarkable. She's feeling great, she's happy, her husband's super happy. Hugged me. She hugged me. He hugged me after our treatment when no other options were felt to be viable. She came to Radio Sta, New York after being one of the most famous hospitals in the world. And many people do, why should I come to you after being at XYZ. So many people do because the routine just often routinely fails. When the routinely fails, so many people
come here for new options. She came here for one of the worst cancers in the world, glioblastoma of the brain, was treated here and is now cancer free almost two years after her treatment for recurrent glioblastoma. This is the work we do. I want to about another man who has a brain tumor. He's forty four year old man born in Jamaica. School teacher. He has two children and he was seen by his primary doctors with a decreased sexual
drive. He was found to have testosterone that was very low. He had an ameron who was found to have a mass above the pituitary thought to be a cranial for geoma. He had a cat scan an MRI, was seen by undercronologists, neurosurgeons, neurosurgeons one of the biggest hospitals in New York wanted to do surgery on his tumor and he just did not want that. He understood with cranio from gioma often the contents is often an oily content of the
tumor that leaks and irritate and damages the brain. He just did not want surgery. He didn't want cutting. Even though he was one of the most famous hospitals in New York, and he came here after having this decreased sexual drive with the brain tumor decreased testosterone. Neurosurgeons wanted to open up his brain, and he just did not want the complications which could be very serious,
even life threatening, from that surgery. And he came here five plus years ago, had radio surgery and is now in remission doing great, and this is the work that we do every day. Surgery could have damaged his vision, damaged his brain, damaged his life. He just did not want to have any surgery for his cranio. Friend gioma brain tumor. This is the work we do. And of course we treat benign and malignant brain tumors, meningioma's, acoustic roma's, pituitary tumors, as well as cancers. The most
common cancers. Cancer travels to the brain, which is called a brain metastasis or cancer for example, like the lung or the breast or kidney can travel to the brain. Well, this man had a cranio for gioma, a tumor of the brain, and he chose no surgery, no cutting, no hospitals, no anesthesia, with precise outpatient therapy by the team, first with brain radio surgery New York, first with body radio surgery in America. This is the work that we do every day. And I saw a man late
last night, late last night. He's an eighty one year old man. He's married, he's a retired policeman and security agent. And he had lung cancer and he was treated with normal treatment, surgery and standard radiation for lung cancer. The cancer was growing and the surgery just did not help him. The chemo did not help him. And he came to me. Wow, six years ago, he came to me and he wanted to know what to do about his mass, his mass in the chest, and we talked about
what all the options were. He had had surgery and surgery failed. He had chemo and the chemo failed, and he had a large mass growing on the right side of his chest, and he just did not want to have more surgery, did not want to have chemo, and they had both failed already. He'd already had them and they failed. He saw no reason to do something again when it failed the first time. He came to me,
and he came last night. We staged them up and examined him. He got a pay he got blood tests, and he is cancer free for his recurrent lung cancer, six years after surgery failed, six years after chemo failed. This is the work we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway, with decades of experience and thousands treated. We've treated about forty thousand patients with radio surgery over decades, more, I believe than anywhere else, Longer experience,
for sure than anywhere else in America. This is the work we do. We have lots of experience, lots of information to provide most anyone who wishes. It's best always to meet in person, best always to make a date. You can get information by going on our website. Our website is RSNY dot org org. Our website is RSNY dotorg. You can call us at two to two choices. You can make an appointment, you can request
information. Also, many people's come in come into thirty twenty four Broadway for a package of information in DVD and learn and also give a package to a loved one. Many people listeners save lives, and many people listening right now pass on the information. If they hear about someone with cancer, they pat them on the back on the shoulder and say, hey, you might want
to see doctor Liederman. You might learn about new options. Like so many people we've talked about today who've made an important decision by coming here, Like the woman from Ireland who had just massed in the liver alphet to protein twenty three thousand, huge mass, no hope until she came to Radio Surgery, New York. Now she's in remission. Minutes after her last treatment, her alpha feita protein went from twenty three thousand down to four thousand. She's in
remission now we're turning her lymph nodes. This is the work we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City. I'm doctor Linderman, will be right back. Numbers mean much to me because of prostate cancer. I'm Johnny Bragg's. The number two for my stepfather who died of prostate cancer and my uncle who suffered so much after prostate cancer surgery. The number fifteen fifteen years since doctor Leederman's successful treatment
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Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR studios in the Hearts of New York City were just a few steps from the Radiosurgery New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery.
You can also call doctor Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back back. I want to talk about a fifty one year old woman. She was born in India. She came here. She actually came here with her husband from India. She had a history of breast cancer, was treated in India, and then she came here about a year and a half ago and had a cancer of the liver called a neuroendercrine cancer that traveled to the bones. She had
a biopsy of the bone and should a biopsis the delivery. They were both neuroendercrine cancer. This is the woman whose husband works at one of the biggest, most super duper pooper hospitals in New York City, and so when his wife had stage four cancer, he decided he would take her to the hospital where he worked. He worked there. He walked in to see his doctor with his uniform from that same hospital, with his name badge from the same
hospital. I thought he'd surely get the base best care if he was going to the same hospital where he worked. And he saw the doctor there, a chemo doctor is very famous. And the doctor gave her chemo every two weeks. She had chemo for a year, and then about two or three months ago, she started complaining of pain in her arm, in her left arm, by her elbow. She had terrible pain in her arm. And
then the cancer was growing. And through the year it was growing. There was a mass in the over and the doctor told her, oh, you got an inflammation in your ovaries. You got to get your ovaries cut out. He told her she had an inflammation there. He never told her she had cancer, and he sent her to a gynecologist to remove both ovaries, even though they were filled with cancer. He never told the patient, we could do a biops er, we could do other treatment, or you go
see doctor Liederman for non invasive treatment. He never told her any options besides chemo and surgery. Chemo and surgery. Chemo and surgery at this big super duper hospital, the most expensive treatments, the most invasive treatments, the most difficult treatments, and the most failed treatments, and she kept on complaining. Showed through that surgery which was useless. She went through the chemo which was
useless. The pain was getting worse and worse and worse, and the doctor's nurse ordered an MRI of the arm, which showed the cancer was eating through her humors, her left humors. The humors was ready to break. She couldn't move her arm. She was paralyzed in pain and suffering, and they kept on giving her a chemo even though the chema wasn't working. The cancer
was growing through the bone. And finally the patient and her husband, both from India, decided to call up two and two Choices and see doctor Liederman. And I saw that I saw him the last patient of the day with this terrible cancer eating through the bone. And we had our staff call her insurance company and get emergency approval to treat this cancer that was eating through the bone. Her other doctor was giving her a chemo and chemo and Keema didn't
even give her a sling. Her bone was ready to break. The arm was ready to break and never told her about the findings of the MRI. The husband brought the records, and only with coming here do they learn how precarious her humors was. And she could break her arm, which would have sent her to the hospital for more surgery and more costs and more discomfort.
And she luckily trusted doctor Liederman. We showed her the picture, who showed her the images, showed her the work we do about cancer growing through the bone. Did not want to have surgery. None of her doctors of the big hospital told her, oh, there's options besides useless chemo, and it was useless. The cancer was growing in the ovaries, the cancer was growing in the bones, the cancer was growing elsewhere, and they never told her.
They told her everything's okay. And I showed the patient. I showed her husband who works at that hospital, where they weren't even being told the truth that the cancer was growing. They were being told the oppoice that everything was okay while she was in pain and suffering. We got emergency approval. We offered treatment, non invasive treatment with no chemo and no surgery and no suffering and no hospital, no anesthesia. And now that pain is all gone
and the bone is healing. And I can tell you that she is so happy, and he, the husband who works at that hospital, is so happy and so disillusioned that his own colleagues in the own hospital offered treatment, gave him chemo and surgery which didn't work. When the cancer went to the ovaries, told her that her ovaries were inflamed. They weren't inflamed. Yeah, they were inflamed with cancer, but that's not the word we use for cancer. Say it was infiltrated with cancer, or they never told her the
truth. Now she wants all her care here and I doubt she'll ever go back to that super duper pooper, pooper duper hospital where her husband still works. And I can tell you when she sees me, she hugs me and with an arm that now works and the pain that's now gone. This is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway in thirty eighth Street, in the heart of New York City. And we talk about a family from Montana. This is a family that came to me more than twenty
years ago. This man from Montana had a glioma from the brain and he was told he's going to die from this brain cancer. And he had two corvettes, and he had a life, and he sold his corvettes, and he was giving up his life. And he came to me. He came to me in New York twenty years ago with his terrible brain tumor. He was told in Montana. He went to specialists on the West coast, Oh
you better pack it up, you're gonna die. Well, it came to me twenty years ago, and he over the years has called me to tell me he's doing great. And now he's told me that he's in the remission twenty years after our treatment. And now he has a prostate cancer and he wants to come to the same doctor who treated his prostate cancer. He wants to come to me now for a treatment of that prostate cancer. After his brain tumor was successfully treated at Radio Surgery, New York. And this is
the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. So number one was his brain tumor treated twenty years ago as glioma came to us, the first to New York with brain radio surgery. And now it's coming for a prostate cancer for a gleasian seven PSA six, and he knows with us our success rate for prostate cancer is ninety percent with standard radiation or surgery at sixty percent. He wants a fifty percent better chance. He wants to come
to the doctor that treated his brain tumor twenty years ago. Still successful, still durable, with no other cutting, no bleeding, no chemo, no other treatment for twenty years since coming to New York for radio surgery twenty years ago. So fantastic to hear from him. And actually we see so many of our patients treated over the last forty years here in New York. This is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in
thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City. And speaking about treatment years ago, I want to talk about a fifty one year old woman. She is single, had no children. She went to the hospital, she had a chest X ray, she had a nodule, she had a cat scan, pet scan, and biopsy all showing cancer the lung, and she just didn't want to have surgery. And the surgeon told her, oh, you have to have surgery. You have to open up your lung and remove
part of your lung to have surgery for this lung cancer. No. She came to Radio Surgery, New York six years ago as a fifty one year old woman. We offered all the options, we talked about chemo and surgery and radiosurgery and standard treatment, and she just wanted to have non invasive pinpoint treatment with no cutting, no bleeding, and she, six years after treatment Radio Surgery with doctor Liederman, is cancer free, living the life, doing
everything she wants with scans that show no evidence of cancer. This is the work we do. When you want new questions answered, come to Radio Serdery New York for new answers that you probably don't hear anywhere else. Thanks for tuning in to the Radio Surgery Hour with doctor Gil Riderman and myself. If you have questions before next week's show, or want a free informative booklet and DVD, just contact doctor Liderman at two one two choices. That's two one
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