Pop That Zit » Surgical Procedures

Ooey Gooey Abscess Phooey

Halph Staph — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 11:15:03 +0000

Don’t ask about the title – I got into some sort of rhyming rift, I think I caught a virus there… but I surmise it is a bit more fun and creative than the original title. No complaints, but a doctor is more interested in getting the facts across and not the enjoyment of a bunch of seriously strange pus-addicts, thus there isn’t alot of frivolity when naming a video… ;P

How’s your day going? Good? I sure hope so! Now push play and enjoy some surgically removed pus!

Shout outs to Apo (APF to me) and Inna – smile for the secret service satellite camera in the sky! lol

POPPIN’ ON!
~ H.S.

“Dr Rakesh Shivhare lap med abscess drainage” originally created and posted to YouTube by drrakesh8 on July 28, 2010

Giant mass out of cheek

datentime — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 19:57:07 +0000

This mass looks like what a rubber chicken is made out of. I bet that left a big ol hole.

A First for PTZ! – Surgical Removal of a Ganglion Cyst!

Anotherpopfan — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 12:55:22 +0000

That’s right, you read correctly. No bible thumping, cookbook smacking, paintball snapping, jelly squeezing to be seen here! An honest to goodness, expert surgical removal of a ganglion cyst, performed over the course of a 9 minute video by a *GASP* team of highly trained medical professionals, that’s right A team of surgeons! It is interesting to finally get a full glimpse of this elusive sac AND its’ complete removal. That’s right, even those ganglion cysts that always come back from the DIY cyst smackers is encased in a sac like it’s more popular sibling the sebaceous cyst. I know there are probably many among us who have even questioned the very existence of this gelatinous sac, but finally for the first time on PTZ, all will be revealed about this near mythical of cysts, THE GANGLION!

Lipoma extraction, man lays egg

sexandzitz — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 13:18:10 +0000

For those lipoma lovers, here’s some hands-on strenuous extraction of an humongous lipoma. I love the way the doctor rolls the huge fatty lipoma in his hands. Ay, caramba, un huevo enorme!

Surgical removal of sebaceous cyst from elderly patient’s neck

Anotherpopfan — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 13:56:55 +0000

Just wanted to say hi to everybody as this is my first upload here on PTZ, although I have been a longtime lurker and big fan of the site I never got around to registering. Well we can all rejoice because I’m finally here, among my kind of people!

I hope you enjoy this first of which I hope will be many interesting videos I come across as a proud new member of the ptz family : )

Ok so this is a surgical video so it is very clean and efficient, and what’s most interesting is that it is the ONLY time I have seen the dreaded elliptical cut we all despise actually work quite well in this particular procedure.

~Apf

Dermoid Cyst

Christina — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 13:35:18 +0000

You don’t get to see the actual squeezing of the teratoma, but the doctor shows you what he got out of it, after regaling you with step by step detail. I thought this video was pretty great.

Haiti Baby

profdeiren1 — Sat, 19 Jun 2010 13:32:12 +0000

I don’t know emarie100 or his/her role in the medical procedure depicted, but want to offer my thanks and admiration for the neverending job of caring for sick and injured people under trying circumstances (here, natural disaster, political mismanagement, and years of systemic poverty, all in collision).

FROM EMIL
– I was hesitant on posting this, but the fact the baby survived is a testimony to the caring dr’s that put the time and energy into saving lives. What a relief for this lil angel!

Uploaded to YouTube by emarie100 on June 18, 2010 with the following text:

When the baby arrived at the Medishare Hospital in PAP, it was clear that she was septic and profoundly dehydrated. IV access was near impossible and her hemodynamics were tenuous, to say the least. Gently induced anesthesia and the surgeons prepped and draped the baby. it was an incredibly sad moment when I looked over the drape when the 2 surgeons opened this lovely baby’s arm – pus just poured out; her thigh was also filled with pus. Death seemed inevitable… And yet, there is such strength in Haiti, even among the youngest of children. This little love was extubated the following day and we found her nursing greedily in her Mama’s arms. A true privilege and honor to care for our patients in PAP.

Boy Sporting Dermoid Cyst on Eyelid!

Halph Staph — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 11:03:12 +0000

Nice clean cyst removal surgery! A young boy has a rather large dermoid cyst making itself a nice cozy home on his eyelid. Since he is years – maybe even decades – ahead of such a phreaky fad, it looks like his parents opted to have it removed.

And when it comes out – I was shocked! Its much bigger once excised than it looked under the skin.

After the close up of the excised cyst, the rest of the video is just suturing – so you can skip that part if you wish. I already made sure they didn’t do a dissection of the cyst at the very last moment. Shucks. I hate it when they pass up a chance to show off what is inside a dermoid, man!

DERMOIDS ROCK!

POP ON!
~ H.S.

“Dermoid Cyst Excision Surgery.wmv” created and posted to YouTube by shaziajafrey8 on June 16, 2010

Cyst removal (are they in a library?)

sexandzitz — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 13:06:44 +0000

> Here’s something different….pages of a a book or magazine being used to isolate the cyst area. Are they sacred texts for protection, did the doc run out of towels, what’s the story here? Good technique, but the mystery of why they’re using printed paper baffles me.

Bloody, gory dentistry!

OddestObsession — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 14:01:05 +0000

Be warned this is pretty graphic! Lots of blood and two good pus shots, the liquidy kind. I have no idea really what it is they are fixing but whatever it is it’s AWFUL! If you want to see more check out dentistry11 on YT they are the original posters of this video. If you would like to skip right to the good pus it starts at 6:49 and then again at 9:00 the other stuff is cutting and poking and lots of it.