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It's the Radio Surgery Show with Doctor Gil Leaderman, m D, New York's only Harvard trained, Triple Board certified Radiation on collegist who brings you the latest cancer treatment news, interviewing world renowned cancer experts, delving too special cases and of course answering your questions. I'm Rob Redstone, broadcasting from the War Studios in the heart of New York City, and now please welcome doctor Leaderman. Thank you, thank you, no, and thank you, thank you for
tuning in. My name's doctor Leaderman, cancer doctor. And every day we're on the radio, and every day we talk about real people, people going through trials, sometimes the biggest trial of their life, and that is a trial of having the possibility of cancer or having cancer, which way to turn?
And every day I see patients and every day take notes and every day come here and I talk with you and try to explain what's happened with this particular person but they're going through and how their thought process lets him decide what to do. I want to talk with a woman who's thirty eight years old. She's had six pregnancies, two children. She's engaged, beautiful woman, mentally, beautiful woman physically. She came with her fiancee, she was engaged
for two years. She had a mammogram that was unrevealing in the past, and recently she felt a left sided breast mass. She had a mammogram and ultrasound. The mammogram showed a two centimeter. Lump I should tell you that a mamogram is an X ray of the breast, an ultrasound or radio waves without any radiation of the breast. She had both and they showed a three centimeter The ultrasound showed a three centimeter mass. The mammogram showed a two centimeter
mass in the breast. It was biopsied. It was poorly different cancer. She had an echo cardiogram. She saw a chemo doctor, she saw a sergeant. She had cancer markers or CEA, which is a cancer marker. It's a general cancer marker. And some of both think a cancer markers some kind of metal in the body. It's not. It's a blood test and
it gives you an idea of how active the cancer is. And it works for some cancers not all, like for example, prostate cancer as a cancer marker PSA prosthetic specific antigen, or colon cancer as a marker CEA, or breast cancer as cancer markers like CA fifteen three and twenty seven twenty nine. If you have a cancer and your doctor is not telling you what the cancer markers are, you may want to make a date come in so we can talk about that. So her cea was one point one should amass in the
five o'clock position of the left breast. So imagine that the breast looks like a clock and the nipples run in the middle, so the five o'clo clock position would be the lower outer quadron of the breast. And the doctors are trying to give her a cytoxin adramyce and taxil chemotherapy. And well, she'd gone the usual route, and in most hospitals, most facilities, most women with breast cancer usually do what she did. They got a mammogram and ultrasound,
a biopsy, see the chemo doctor. They started on chemo and then f surgery and then standard radiation. So it's often a year long process. And this is a thirty eight year old woman and her breast intact are very important to her. Her as they say before, she's a very physically attractive person, her breast and the rest of her. I guess just how most
women would want to be, except of course, for this cancer. So after she talked to the surgeon and what the surgeon going to do, and the chemo push a person putting chemotherapy in their body for months and months and months and then she heard about other methods of tree that are hidden from her elsewhere, and how did she hear well? A friend of hers told her, Hey, patted on the shoulder and said, hey, you might want to see doctor Liederman. And she got her information in the mail. And
you can too, by the way, you can call us. It's always great to have a paper and pencil handy. That way you can write down important things. And one thing that's important in my view is to get our phone numbers so we can send you information. For example, the information she got about breast cancer. None of her doctors a super pooper place told her
about options of trying to avoid the surgery and avoiding the chemotherapy. And I can tell you there's many many women who do not want to have chemo for breast cancer and do not want to have surgery deforming surgery for breast cancer. And when certain talk about reconstruction of the breast worlds, it's something that you could reconstruct. Maybe the World Trade Center, even there, they didn't reconstruct
what was there before. I was just looking at that the other day, and certainly nothing like the original World Trade Center, so that wasn't even a reconstruction. And reconstruction manager redoing something in the same manner, And I could tell you it's very, very difficult for a surgeon to recreate a woman's breast. And if you've seen re construction of a woman's breast, you know what I mean. The feel of the breast, the look of the breast.
It just doesn't match up to what God made for that woman. So she declined. She declined surgery, she declined chemotherapy. She weighs one hundred and fifty pounds. Two years ago she was one forty. She's five foot two. Sheepsdate for paps mirror. She's had no bleeding. She did not have colinoscopy. Her periods were normal the rest. The cat scan of her body was normal except for the mass and the breast. The bone scan was normal. The pathologist, they say, showed cancer. It was a triple negative
eston and receptor progester receptor her two negative breast cancer. She had a core of biopsy. The nuclear grade was three. Nottingham was eight out of nine and socially, she's single, she's engaged as to children. She's educated as a nurse, but she now works in business. And examined her an exam. She had about a four and a half centimeter mass to the left breast, the lateral portion of the breast and the excella was full, but there
was no discreet lymph nodes and the rest of her exam was normal. And she has this very aggressive triple negative breast cancer and she just did not want to get any surgery or chemo. I like to get the best possible tests to know where the cancer is. And some people, it seems like most women who come to me with breast cancer have doctors who think that the breast is totally independent of the rest of the patient, which is ludicrous. Of
course, why do we fear cancer. We fear cancer because cancer can spread and travel and kill us. Why does a woman with breast cancer fear cancer because it can spread and kill us. And that's what her fear was. And of course we took some comfort in the cat scan and the bone scan, But the most sensitive test is called a pet pet pet scan. Pet scan is not a cat scan. They can tell you so many patients I ask him about a pet scan, They think a pet skin and a cat
skin are the same. They are not totally different. A pet scan is a test. It's a comfortable test, and it's an easy test, but there's an injection of radioactive material and then we could put a camera over the body and see if there's any spread of the cancer, and they can tell you. So many women with breast cancer have come to me and they've already been seen by surgeons and chemo doctors, and they're already planning to have extensive
surgery and chemo. And yet and yet they didn't get a scan. And we get a scan here and find that the cancer in fact has traveled much more than the woman new or feared. And so often we're able to provide more information for a patient than elsewhere. So what did this woman do? Well? She got the PET scan, she got cancer markers, she got PET scan, which was never done elsewhere. She got cancer markers like I talked about c A twenty seven, twenty nine, which we're not done elsewhere,
and she chose to have our treatment. And one more thing that I didn't tell you is that she had our treatment now five years ago, so for five years she's been cancer free. Five years. She's doing great. Her body is great, she is great, she's fully active. She's had no chemo, no surgery, no other treatment besides primary radiation to the breast. And this is the work that we do every day. If you want to see examples of our work, you can call us even now, you
can call us at two and two choices. That's why it's so great to have a paper and pencil handy during the show, because lots of things you'll probably want to write down, and one that you want to write down is two one two choices in digits at number is two and two two four six forty two thirty seven two and two two four six four two three seven. You can also check our website which contains lots of information, which is RSNY
dot org. Again, our website is RSNY dot org. And many people come in about a half a million people a day in the Times Square area in New York City. It's really the center of the heart of New York City. And we're right there at thirty eighth and Broadway, right between Times Square and Macy's, so it's easy to get to us. It's very easy to get to us. As I say, a half a million people between Macy's and Penn Station and Grand Centro and Port Authority are right there every day,
and you maybe two stop in. You can get information. There's no cost, there's no obligation. Many, many, many, many people do that. Many people try to help their friends. Even hear a stranger on the gas station or the restaurant or grocery store talking about cancer, and they often will tap the person on the shoulder and say, hey, you may
want to see doctor Leiderman. And I have so many people who've learned about new options that they find so appealing coming here that they never knew about elsewhere. So there's lots of reasons why people come here. One is to get information. There's really three reasons why people come here. Some people come here to get checked out. They want to know about their breast or their lung, or their body or their prostate while their skin. They want to know
about what's going on in my body. Number two newly diagnosed people people who've recently had a cancer but no treatment. So they're newly diagnosed. Like this woman, she's newly diagnosed, but she's had no treatment. She wants to get the best treatment first. And then there's number three. People have already
had treatment and the treatment's not going their way. They just don'tlike the surgery or the cancer came back after the surgery or chemo or standard radiation, or they want a second chance, so they just can't tolerate the chemo, they can't tolerate standard radiation. They want more precise treatment. And remember the doctor first performing stereotactic, non invasive, no cutting, no bleeding, radio surgery, pinpoint radiation is doctor Leeederman. First in America, first to New York,
first in the Western Hemisphere, with the most experience. And everyone knows it's always best to go to the most experienced doctor, the doctor with the most experience. That's why so many people come to thirteen eighty four Broadway, Broadway and thirty eighth Street in the heart of New York City where except most insurances medicare Medicaid. Again, we see people who want to get checked out, people with newly diagnosed cancer, people who've had cancer and their treatment is
not to their satisfaction. One information caused two and two choices. One employment calls it two and two choices or stop by thirteen eighty four Broadway, Broadway and thirty eighth Street. There's plenty of ways to get to US subways, trains, buses, taxis, you name. It's so easy to get to the center of New York City. We're here for you. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, and like AARP says, the least expensive,
most economic value for your money is an independent radiation radiology center. The most bang for your buck radiology independent. That's what we are, an independent cancer treatment center. So if you have questions, calls two and two choices Minames, Doctor Leederman will be right back. Many people with cancer come to doctor Liederman when surgery didn't help and toxic chemo stopped working. Many come in pain. Many people with cancer come to doctor Liederman when their caregiver has no more
care to offer. Doctor Leederman bringing innovative cancer care for decades. When the next cancer drug is not as promised, when surgery was to fail to pass, we may be able to offer you new cancer treatment options. We treat new and recurrent cancers, small or large, most anywhere in the body, even if prior chemo, radiation or surgery didn't work. Call doctor Leederman two and two choices, two and two choices for a free booklet DVD thirty eighth
and Broadway. Most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid accepted, Harvard Train Triple Board certified Doctor Liederman two and two choices, two and two choices. For innovative cancer treatment, best is to meet doctor Leederman in person. Call two and two choices, two and two choices. It's doctor Liederman speaking with Gene about her breast cancers. They all suggested the same thing, that I needed to get the surgery, and I needed to get radiation and chemotherapy. But she
didn't want chemo and she didn't want surgery. Did anyone offer you those options? No, what did you think? I thought, Well, that would be great if it works. Came to us learning that you could, if you wish, avoid the surgery, avoid the chemo. And you chose that you had standard radiation years ago on the left breast and then you had our radiation on the right breast. And what was the difference. Well, I didn't have any burning, I had nothing. I couldn't believe it. I
had a very good experience being here our treatment. Who was working in the cancers now in remission. For more breast cancer information, called doctor Leeederman two and two choices, two and two choices. Most insurance is accepted. Thirteen eighty four Broadway called two and two choices for free breast cancer booklet DVD. Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor
Gil Leaderman 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 Leeederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer, not in Basically, he was the first in New York with fractionated brain radiosurgery, and he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body radiosurgery. You can also call doctor Leiderman at two and two choices for a
free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Leiderman, we're back. We are back. I don't want to talk about a man who's sixty nine years old. He's a black man. And I say that because in the black community, one in six black men get prostate cancer. One in twenty three black men die of prostate cancer. So he's already at high risk just being a black man. And of course any man from any race, religion, creed collar can get prostate cancer. Its higher risk in the black community,
but any man's at risk. This man is single, has four children. He also is a positive family history, so his brother has stage four prostate cancer. That means the brother first degree relative, has cancers traveled already into the bones and lymph node stage four. So he's got a positive a family history. He's a black man. He has a high PSA. His PSA's eight point five, and he already has a biopsy's showing a Gleason seven cancer.
Now what are all these numbers about. So PSA stands for prostatic specific antigen. Every man should know what his PSA is. Normal PSA's four, But a man can have prostate cancer with a PSA of one or two or three. I just had a men this week with a PSA of one and prostate cancer. So doesn't guarantee anything. It's a guideline, guideline. There's lots of guidelines in medicine. This men's PSA was eight point five, black men with positive family history. He had a biopsy and the biopsy showed Gleason
seven cancer. Now, in the old days, there used to be a biopsy and they'd say cancer, Oh you have cancer or not? Yes, no you cancer, You have no cancer, cancer or not. And Gleason understood that some men had more aggressive cancers and some men had less aggressive cancers. And he made a scale from two to ten, actually took two areas and added up, so one plus one equals two is the best of men could have as far as cancer, which is very very rare. Five plus
five equals tens of very aggressive cancer. This men had four plus three equals seven. And you should know there's two ways to get to seven, four plus three and three plus four. And there'll be people who tell you that four plus three's which fourb is a dominant type of cancer. So four is dominant, more active than three. Three plus four is less active than four plus three. So he has a glease in seven four plus three. He
had anomin reality the sacrum. Doctor's radiologists thought it was a bone island. We, of course, pursued that his cat's gain showed in a large prostate. He was waking up five times a night to year, and eight five times a night. His other doctors elsewhere, and he was at one of the super pooper pooper pooper pooper duopers hospitals and doctors. No one talked about that. No one offered him medicine to help is urination, which is part
of the problem. When a man has a large prostate, it interferes with the urination because the urine passes right through the urethra. So how did God make our bodies? Will God put our kidneys there? Kidneys make the urine. The urine flows down to the bladder, the bladder holes. The urine then has to get out, and in the man, the urine passes right through the middle of the prostate, the urethra, and then out the penis.
And large prostate often puts pressure on the urethra, interferes with the passage, and that often causes delay in urination. So some men think, oh, I'm urinating great five times a night, It's so fantastic, But other men know that it means it probably the urine is held up, it's delayed, and he's not urinating completely. And that in fact, we did testing is what happened to this man, and we gave him medicine that helped him a lot. So our goal is to help is urination and more importantly,
to help get rid of the cancer. His weight is two hundred fifty pounds. He's five foot seven, he has no headaches. He had cataract surgery. I has no shorts of breath. He's an ex smoker, and we know that smoking is very detrimental to the body. It's always great to stop smoking. And some people think smoking marijuana is not smoking. Of course, it's smoking and puts in toxic chemicals into one's body. It's a great idea to stop smoking everything. It's even a better idea never to smoke anything.
So he's on medicine. He came to me on lupron. One of the big super pooper hospitals. They gave him lupron for a glease in seven PSA eight point five prostate cancer. Well, lupron is an anti testosterone and most men I know hate lupron. They hate lupron why because it takes away testosterone, takes away libido, takes away erections, causes hot flashes, can cause weight gain, can cause enlargements of the brass, can cause weakness because it
takes away to stosterone. And more so, he was on loopron. But loopron, I should tell you one more thing, a little secret here. Loopron doesn't cure anybody with prostate cancer. So you have prostate cancer and you're getting hormones or loopron or chemo. Well, one thing you should know, there's no happy ending with the loop roun or with the chemo because it doesn't cure anybody. It's not a curative therapy. And they've already told you before
that his brother has stage four cancer. He himself has retired, he's got four children. He came with his son. I examined him. He had no lymphodenloveman. His abdomen was soft, but his prostate was in large big prostate for a glease and seven psa eight point five prostate cancer. And I
should tell you one more thing. If you have surgery for a glease in seven cancer like that, if you have open surgery, open means the doctor cuts you with a knife, or robotic Robotic means you put a gizmo in your body and then the doctor sits at a computer screen far from the patient and moves his hands in mittens and the little gizmo moves around. The doctor can't feel anything in the body. It's not even close to the patient's body
either way. With open surgery or robotic surgery success where it is about sixty percent, with us ninety percent ninety percent success. So it's easy to understand why so many men come here for prostate cancer treatment, infect thousands. I've treated thousands of men, and our overwhelming successes very high. Most places, sad to say, don't follow their patients. We do. We follow every
patient and we report back to you on our results. That's why I can tell you, for a glease in seven cancer with no looper on, no hormones or successes ninety percent, why they gave him hormones, Well, maybe they were lost in space or something else elsewhere elsewhere pegganteus men did not like hormones. He found it distasteful, it failed not to his lifestyle. In fact, we up data showing comparison for our treatment with or without hormones.
Success rate is equals, so hormones don't add anything. And we know that hormones cause a lot of side effects like loss of libido, loss of erections, weight gain, hot flashes larger than the breast, thinning of the bones, and other things that most men just don't like. And one more thing I should tell you that we treat to spend eight years ago. Eight years ago, and now he came back to me recently with a PSA of zero
psa zero, which is so fantastic. And many patients come to me and say, hey, doctor Liederman, what do you do after you treat the patient? They act like I treat the patient, never see them again. No, I see patients, some patients I have treated twenty five thirty years ago. I've been in New York for forty years treating patients. I've see patients and follow up I myself. I don't send him to the nurse. I don't send him to the PA, I don't send them to the Hamburger
helper. I see the patient myself. And every patient that I've seen and treated should come back, and they know that on a regular basis to get checked out. That's how I deal with every patient. That's how I work. And you should know that too. Many people ask me, well, how do you follow the patient? Every follow up is different prostate cancer patients. The most important thing is, of course the PSA, but then there's
a physical exam and understanding the patient's symptoms. And like this man who's yuinating five times a night, we're trying to improve, as your nation, we're trying to make his cancer go away, trying to make his quality of life come back. I can tell you that ninety percent of all the men that we treat are in remission from prostate cancer, and that's thousands of men.
So it's a huge difference in quality of life, huge difference. This is the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street, the heart of New York City. When i'm doctor Gil Leaderman, I want to introduce myself because so many people on the radio and so many people are talk talk talk talk talk talking, but they don't really necessarily deliver, and so I wanted to explain who I am, so you know
who's talking and who you can see if you wish. Iams, Doctor Gil Leaderman. I was born and raised in Water, Laioa. Went to a public school. I went to university. I went to medical school. I graduated medical school MD at twenty five, real doctor twenty five, not Hamburger Helper, real doctor twenty five, like my brother Ted, doctor Ted Leaderman m d at twenty five, and like my wonderful son, doctor Ariel Leaderman, m d at twenty five. Three Doctor Leaderman's all m d's at twenty
five. Arial Leaderman is a wonderful Board certified radiation cancer doctor here at thirteen eighty four Broadway, and patients are lucky to see him. It's very kind and thoughtful and compassionate and smart and paulsive and he's there for the patient whenever needed. And even more so so patients are lucky to see doctor Ariel Leaderman. Actually, any of the doctor Leaderman's all three mds at twenty five here for you. I went on after MD at twenty five to Michael Reis University
of Chicago. I trained for three years in internal medicine and then went on to Harvard Medical School. After being Board certified internal medicine, went on to Harvard Medical School Dana Farber Cancer and Suit trained for three years, was on the staff treating thousands of patients with cancer at the illustrious Dana Farber Cancer and Student in Boston, and then moved on to the Joint Center Harvard Joint Center,
Fritish in therapy. Trained there treating thousands of patients before coming to New York. So the only Harvard trained triple Board certified radiation cancer doctor in New York, one of the few in the world. First doctor with brain Ridal sort of New York. The first doctor with body radio surgery in New York
and America in the Western hemisphere. Here for you accepting most insurances Medicare, Medicaid, and I she'll tell you, by the way, doctor Riel Leiderman is board certified, trained at some of the most prestigious hospitals in America. Here for you, also accepting most insurances Medicare, Medicaid. One more thing
I want to tell you. So there's a couple more secrets, and that is number one that you can contact us, and you can call us right now and I'll give you our phone number eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. So again it's eight hundred three two one zero seven ten, and you can call now and Noel will pick up the phone and I'll direct you and you can ask your questions. So some people say, hey, why don't you talk about this or that or the next thing? Well, now
you can. So the number again is one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. Then I want to tell you one more secrets. You have lots of secrets. Who I am, who are he is? Whom brother is? Big doctors all mds at twenty five all board certified. I want to tell you that you can find us on War every day of the week. So here's the schedule. Number one, we're on midnight on War every night. And many people like to go to sleep with doctor Leaderman. Many
people like to wake up with Doctor Leaderman. It's a great hour, quiet hour. Many people will work with Doctor Leaderman. They turn on WR at midnight and listen to our show, new show every night and learn, learn, learn. You can be almost like a doctor, learning so much you can pass on the information to others. And I can tell you that radio listeners help save lives. So again every night at midnight and on weekends.
On weekends, so on Saturdays we're there at one pm, three pm, and five pm one hour shows all on wo R, and then on Sundays from eleven to noon and then one to two and three to four all on w R. So there's lots of times to listen on w R. And you can always call us if you want. You can call right now with your questions at one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. So no matter what your cancer question is, that's what we're all talking about here.
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choices. Welcome back to the Radiosurgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor Gill Leeederman at the WR Studios in the hearts of New York City. Or just a few steps from the Radiosurgery New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Leeederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first in New York with fractionated brain radiosurgery, and he's the first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body radiosurgery.
You can also call doctor Leeerman at two and two choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Leeederman, we're back. We are back. So you remember a few minutes ago I spoke to about this beautiful woman with this beautiful body, thirty eight years old, with this triple negative breast cancer four centimeters, that she didn't want to have surgery, she didn't want to have chemo. She already saw the surgeons and chemo doctors already their
plan to move her breast and give her a chemo. And then she found out about doctor Leaderman. This is five years ago, well five years ago, and she's been cancer free. Then she brings in her dad. She is so happy with her breast cancer treatment. She brings in her dad. Her dad is sixty seven years old. He was born by the way in Puerto Rico. He's married, has two children, one of whom is that
girl. The daughter's a real woman. Now, this man's history of heart failure, diabetes, high blood pressure, gout, prostatism ex smoker with the PSA going up up. It was four point four, then five point two, then seven point seven. All of them were high and he had a biopsy six months later. Why he waited six months, Maybe it's probably not him. Also was a glease in seven, so he has a more aggressive
cancer. Glease in seven atypical sells in other areas, high grade pin in other areas, and mri I showed an ambnor mounty in the seminole vesico suspicious for involvements. Was an advanced cancer. Advanced because it was a seminal vesico involvement. The semino vesicles are just adjacent to the prostate, and more aggressive because it was a glease in seven. Cancer, as Krattning was, okay, is a one C for diabetes check with six point four. He is
urinating okay. His post void years attest to see how much urine is stuck in the bladder and in him. All the urine was coming out, which is a good thing. He was slightly anemic. He was urinating about three times a night. He was offered medication for that. As weighted as two thirty six, about the same as two years before, with a height of five foot six. He's an ex smoker, and thank god he's ex smoker.
It's always better to be a no never smoker. And well, his family history, as they told you, his daughter had breast cancer, and his father had pressed cancers, and his sister had breast cancer, and another member of the family had prostate cancer. So lots of cancer. And he was encouraged to get genetic testing and inform his other family members because there was so much breast and prostate cancer in his body and in his family. So
he'd worked in the steel industries. He was married, he was born in Puerto Rico. On exam, he had in large prostate. He had some swelling of his legs and that's really consistent with heart failure souldmen people have swelling of the legs when they lay down at night. That fluid comes out of the legs, gets in circulation, goes to kidney and people end up urinating
all night. So if you have legs swelling or heart failure. That's another reason to take care of it. And you'll feel better because it's five or ten pounds of water. They'll come out of your system and you won't be
urinating all night. So he had a man who has advanced prostate cancer Gleason seven with the seminole vessecles involved and family history of prostate cancer, and well, we saw him and I saw him about four years ago, and while he chose to be treated with US, he did not want to have surgery. In his stands for gleac and seven cancer, it's a more aggressive cancer, especially with semin Ovesseico gleac In seven family history. And he chose our
treatment years ago and his cancer free. So he's very happy about that. His PSA is now zero. Two members of the family both doing great. Daughter with breast cancer and the father with prostate cancer. Prostate cancer patient doing great. PSA zero, very pleased. Came with an advanced cancer, advanced cancer, and he's happy to be out of the cancer world. We'll talk about a woman who had advanced cancer. Also is a woman who came to
us from Honduras. She's sixty three years old, she's single, without eight children. Years ago she had vaginal bleedings sound of endometrial cancers. So what is endometrial cancers. Well, there's a lot of terms in medicine or Latin words. Endo means inside the uterus, actually endos inside and metrios uterus. So she had a cancer the lining of the uterus. You should know that when a woman menstruates, when she has her monthly periods, that blood is
from the lining of the uterus. That lining is glandular tissues, that it can become cancerous. So she had a cancer of the lining of the uterus and she had a serious cancer, and she had hysterectomy. She had her uterus removed, and her ovaries removed, and she had her momentum removed and lymphonos removed, all one of the biggest hospitals in New York area. She had chemotherapy afterwards, and she had the surgery, and then she had some
radiation to the vagina area, and then she had ktruda. So we know that endometrio uterus cancer does not respond very well to chemo and immunotherapy. In fact, I would suspect it doesn't cure anybody. Well, she got a year of ktruda, which has probably ten or twenty thousand dollars a month, So it's probably a lot of somebody's money, probably yours and mine and hers. And she had the surgery, which was a big surgery, and she
had some radiation and none of it worked. None of it were. She went elsewhere to try to get radiation for recurrent cancer and they just could not get their act together. They couldn't get their act together. She came to us with a mass by the spine at T ten and more palvic masses. So despite having surgery, despite having chemo, despite having standard radiation, despite having imnotherapy carbo platinum taxi, nothing worked. And that's when I tell people
all the time that most likely the treatment won't work. I know about it. I'm the only sad to say. Triple boards fied Harvard trained radiation cancer doctor in New York. Her family history her brother had pancreas cancer. On exam, her abduen was soft, her lungs were clear, there was no swelling of her legs. There's no lymphanoe involvement by exam. But she has this advanced and demetrio cancer has already traveled to the spine and the pelvis,
and she came here and yes, a beautiful result. We treated her with radio surgery, which was never offered anywhere else. No one has the experience we have, and she is now. She had cancer stage four and she's
now cancer free. Imaging shows no evidence of cancer in the spine where we treated her, in the pelvis where we treated her, so dramatic, dramatic differences with our treatment, all non invasively, with no cutting, no bleeding, no chemo, no years of chemo, no years of imno therapy, and with us she's cancer free, doing great, And just points out the difference of the work we do here and the difference of why so many people come here to get a fresh second opinion. We give all the options.
We talk about local therapy, we talk about regional therapy, we talk about systemic therapy and all forms of each. It seems like so many other doctors advocate the treatment that they do themselves, and it's so different here where we offer all the options and explain all the options, and most of our our literature that will send to you or give to you if you call us. You can call us even now at two and two choices. Call us at two and two two four to sixty two thirty seven. We talk about all
the options. We encourage you to know all the options. We think that each patient is the president of United States of his or her body, and we really mean that and respect that. We want every patient to have all the options. So finally she came here, Finally she learned all about the options that were hidden from her elsewhere, hidden from her elsewhere, and now she is cancer free, even though she had stage four cancer. And that's
the way we like it, that's the way she likes it. That's the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty for Broadway, broad and thirtieth Street in the heart of New York City. And I want to talk about another woman. This is a woman from Jamaica. She's sixty six year old black woman. And I say that because in the black community, the death rate is two hundred and forty percent higher for Black women with breast cancer than
the others. And of course, we take care of every woman and man and child that we can that the patient wants, and regardless of age or religion, or creed or color. But in the black community there's an increase of death. And that's why we speak out. We speak out for everyone to come if they wish she ain't get a second opinion, or they say there's three reasons to come to get checked out. When you're diagnosed with cancer, if God forbid you are, or if you've had other treatment that hasn't
worked, to give us a call. This is a sixty six year old woman. She's married, without children. She came with her husband. She had diabetes and high blood pressure. She had a kidney transplant ten years ago. She had a mammogram. She had a left breast lump that was seen at one of the super pooper big hospitals. She had a biopsy that was positive. She was offered chemo in surgery elsewhere, which she declined. She just did not want to have chemo, did not want to surgery on her
breast. She has a history of diabetes. She's on blood pressure medication, she's on medicines for the kidney transplant, and she's married. She has no children. She's born in Jamaica. She used to be a phlebotomist and one of the biggest hospitals. She worked at one of the biggest hospitals, but they don't want treatment of that hospital so I examined her and the left breast. There's a three and ff centimeter mass at the eleven o'clock position of left
breast. We talked about that earlier what that means. So she has this left breast cancer and she had our treatment only years ago. She declined chemo, she declined surgery, she had our treatment only and she's cancer free. And of course people ask, women ask men ask what's the follow up? Well, the follow up people here get imaging, they get blood tests, they get physical exam, they get everything done to get checked out for checking
to see the cancers truly in remission. And same with this woman. So this is the work that we do every day. We have a new booklet about breast cancer to send you. We have a new DVD about breast cancer to send you. You can check our website which is RSNY dot org. You can call us at two and two choices to get a package of information,
to get a DVD, to get an appointment. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, so you can call us at two and two two four six four two three seven two and two two four six four two three seven. My name, Actor Leaderman will be right back. Numbers me 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 Leedherman's successful treatment of my prostate cancer. The number zero, which is my PSA zero after doctor Leederman's successful prostate cancer treatment. What every man wants The numbers one, two, three, four important for every man with prostate cancer. One getting the most successful treatment, two avoiding radical robotic surgery, three keeping sexual function,
four maintaining urinary control. Call my doctor Leaderman two on two choices two one two choices to consider his prostate cancer treatment for you. Most insurances Medicare and Medicaid accepted. Thirteen eighty four, Broadway at thirty eight called two on two choices for prostate cancer treatment. Called doctor Leederman two one two choices. I'm glad I did You'll be number one with doctor Leederman. It's doctor Leederman speaking
with Lauren about lung cancer. You were seen by a pulmonary doctor who was insistent that they open up your chest. Yes, absolutely, and they send you to the lung surgeon, and they were insistent on cutting on you right absolutely and would not accept me hesitation if I didn't do that. Your nurse, you worked at some of the biggest hospitals and you just didn't want You're lung on, chest opened up and you're lung thrown into the garbage can right
the bucket. Why because at the super duper prooper I saw what happen and what did you see with doctor Leederman, the team and it treatment person. You had the treatment and that cancer's gone away, right, it has. Why would you tell someone who's got cancer make his first stop Doctor Leaderman for more information called doctor Leeederman. Two and two choices thirteen eighty four Broadway at thirty eighth We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, called two and two
choices for more information. Thousands treated over decades. Welcome back to the radiosurgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor Gill 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 Leiderman, the leading cancer expert treats prostate cancer, not in Basically, he was the first in New York with fractionated brain radiosurgery, and he's the first in
America and in the Western Hemisphere with body radiosurgery. You can also call doctor Leiderman at two and two Choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Leeederman, we're back, We are back. I'll tell you about one of the most dramatic stories and patients that I can remember. This is a seventy eight year old man. He's from Hungary, he was divorced,
he had two children. His next smokers high blood pressure, had a history of a kidney being removed at one of the big hospitals in New York for kidney cancer, which is a whole other issue. His kidney was removed, and his doctors didn't tell him, Hey, we can remove your kidney and throw it in the bucket, or you can see doctor Leaderman and have non invasive treatment for your kidney cancer with no cutting, no bleeding, no kidney
removal, no hospital, no anesthesia. Well, guess why the surgeon didn't tell him that. Guess why the surgeon told him, Oh, you have to have your kidney removed. Guess why the surgeon didn't tell him, Hey, you can go see doctor Leaderman, the first doctor in America to perform non invasive treatment radio surgery for the kidney cancer with high success rates, with no cutting and no blody. Why would the surgeon hide that from the patient.
Why would the surgeon hide treatment options from the patient. Isn't the obligation of the doctor to talk about all the options we do. I'm happy to talk about surgery for kidney cancer, or chemo or immunotherapy or no treatment or radiation radio surgery. Why can't the surgeon also tell the patient It's not just one surgeon. We see this every day. It's why so many people come here to learn about all the options. Every day. So many people come
here to get a fresh second opinion every day. We accept most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid every day. So this man had his kidney removed at this big hospital. Only went to a souper pop pooper hospital, and he was getting checked out, and finally he came to me to learn about all his options, and I said, well, it's time we stayed you up. It'd be gone to one of the big hospitals. They weren't even checking to see if the cancer came back. They weren't doing any scans on him.
No one was checking anything to see if anything. I mean he was scans like a cat scan, pet scan, bone scan. No one was checking any scans imaging, and there's no cancer markers for kidney cancer. So basically nothing very useful than putting their fingers on his chest or lymph nodes. He was divorced, he had two children in Hungary's an engineer. He came by himself. Physical exam was perfectly fine. And yet he had a forty five
pound weight loss and history of smoking, an history of kidney cancer. And his doctors at the biggest, super most famous place, they must have known he lost forty five pounds. They must have known he was a smoker, and they must have known that he had kidney cancer. Wouldn't you think if they were treating him for the kidney cancer and following him up after his surgery, woldn't they know what his weight that was lost forty five pounds, he
was a smoker, cancer. Wouldn't you do something whence you have flashed the red light and say, hey, man, there's something going on. Wouldn't you do that. Wouldn't any logical person do that? Well, nothing was done, and the patient came to me because he heard about us through a friend, a radio listener like you, said, Hey, why don't you go see doctor Leiderman. And so he came to me, came to me about three years ago with this weight loss forty five pounds, with nothing being
done. And we checked him out and we did a scan of his body and we found a mass in his lung. And I met sat down with him. I said, hey, you know you're a smoker. We know you have a history of kidney cancer. There's a mass in your lung that's highly suspicious for cancer. And I worked with some of the best radiologists in New York City. I would say some of the best radiologists in the world. I know them. I see patients from all over the place, not
just from one place. And so he went back then to a super duper place that doctor leader and told me, I have a mass in the lung. What do you think about that? And they said, oh, there can't be anything there, there's nothing there. Don't worry about it. And so they falsely reassured him. He had forty five pound weight loss, had a history of kidney cancer, he wasn't doing well, Doctor Leaderman, and our staff and our group and our colleagues found a mass in his lungs.
Remember he's a heavy smoker. And he went back to the super duper big place, and they were probably ashamed and embarrassed that they had seen him for ten years and didn't do any proper follow up, didn't do any proper imaging, didn't do any proper testing, and they were so so happy to denounce me rather than to do the right thing and diagnosed the patient. And six months went by. Six months went by, and then one day he walked back into my office and he said, Doctor Leaderman, I'm back. You
were right. And what did he mean by that? Well, it took six months for the other super poop pooper scooper doctor and super duper pooper duper hospital to get imaging to confirm what we knew six months later, and by then that cancer and the lung had already traveled to the spine and was stage four cancer small cell cancer. So when we saw him and diagnosed him, he had a curabo cancer, a cancer was curabo and the lung, and
yet the other super pooper doctors told him there was nothing there. They waited six months, and in six months that cancer and the lung traveled to the spine and became stage four cancer. How does the cancer go from the lung to the spine through the bloodstream, So their delay and delay can be lethal. Delay can be fatal, and that's what happened to him, a fatal lethal delay result in him having stage four cancer. And he came to me and he said, doctor, I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry. I
didn't listen to you, And I said, what can I do? I did the best I could. We worked you up. You came to me smoking history of kidney cancer, forty five pound weight loss. We did the right thing, and then you went the other went back to the other place. You didn't trust us. You went back and their delay of six months will cost you, sad to say, your life. And of course we offered treatment for the cancer along and cancer of the spine, but by then
he had stage four cancer rather than localized cancer. Localized cancer could be cured. So coming to radio surgery can make a huge difference. Seeing doctor Leaderman can make a huge difference. We're here every day. Call us at two and two choices. Call us for information at two and two two four six forty two thirty seven. Call us to make an appointment two two two four six forty two thirty seven. That's two and two choices, or come in
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