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BigTull Presents: NoseMD’s
“Endoscopic Shaving of Nasal Polyps”
This vid is all about our friend Diego the Microdebrider!!!
Enjoy!
-BT
X-ray Showing Immense Polypus Obstruction of Sinuses
YT COMMENTARY:
“removal of obstructing nasal polyps with a shaver… elderly patient, unable to sleep…”
RUNTIME: 9min 28sec
TITLE: “Endoscopic Shaving of Nasal Polyps”
YT INFO: Published on Jan 20, 2013 by NoseMD
Thanks BigTull! This was all full of mucus and polip and pus, all the slimy stuff we all love so much! I could not believe how much was in there! It’s no wonder that poor woman couldn’t breathe! That was pretty much almost 100% bloodless surgery. I’ll bet she’s a happy camper now!
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Enormous polyp with the six inch gooey mucus strings. She must have been in incredible pain!
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“The patient is now able to breathe better.” Goood-nesss I can’t imagine what kind of experience that patient is having without all of that stuff gone. ON BOTH SIDES! I wonder if her walking got all wonky because her head is balanced differently.
I’m going to put a copy of this on my phone and show my parents. Trying to get them to get their stuff taken care of at the doctor is like pulling teeth (Mom got a tooth pulled this week). I’m happy for the patient. I bet this changes things for the better in so many ways.
Way to go Doc! I would LOVE to hear the actual operating room conversation, although I had a running narrative for that in my head.
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I figure it’s a win-win situation, BT: the patient feels better after the treatment, and we all receive varying degrees of sheer pleasure……
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That would have been sensational if he could have gotten it out without using the Diego. That was a huge polyp and I would have loved to see the whole thing all layed out. I bet that he or she felt like a new person being able to breathe and sleep after that big wad of junk was removed. Great video Big Tull.
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I am always encouraged to see such professional medical treatment. This doctor uses excellent technique, has steady hands, and gives a terrific running commentary, so we can know exactly what is happening.
Surely the patient will enjoy breathing normally again! Well done.
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WOW! I truly enjoyed watching this procedure from start to finish!
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That was freaking awesome, so fascinating to watch a surgeon navigate through the area whereas I am lost once they go past the entrance to the nose lol
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January 27, 2013 at 1:57 pm