Big respect for the Spine surgeon that casually listens to Lil Baby on his way to work. 🏆🏆

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Haha

@eddie7584

4 жыл бұрын

@@antoniowebbmd you hear the Roddy Richh album?

@TheAbdi9312

4 жыл бұрын

Antonio J. Webb, M.D. your a legend keep going boss. I can’t begin to comprehend your brain power lol

Patient: (Under heavy anesthesia, spinal cord exposed) Surgeon: *_Wassup KZread!_*

@talkingweevil3172

3 жыл бұрын

Lol

@PaulyM856

6 ай бұрын

Nah. Nowadays its *does TikTok dance with your intestines*

imagine having a ten hour surgery, waking up, and finding out your surgeon was vlogging the entire thing lol

@pamelah2152

4 жыл бұрын

I wanted mine to film my C3 to T3 fusion (8 levels) with removal of old hardware--but he said he doesnt do any filming. Boo. I find this stuff fascinating...and since I am paying the bill, I wanted to watch!!

@valeriasantiago1324

4 жыл бұрын

Pamela H so because your paying the bill he has to record you does that make any sense 😂

@pamelah2152

4 жыл бұрын

@@valeriasantiago1324 No, Valeria, that's not what I was saying--I was conveying that I wanted to watch MY surgery, and it wasn't an inexpensive experience. The surgeon chose not to film it. I was very disappointed (and still am) that he didn't. Capiche?

@imthrillz5255

3 жыл бұрын

That would be cool imo. I could see my own operation.

@Diamondelight92

3 жыл бұрын

It'd be kind of cool to be able to go on KZread and see video footage of my own spine!

Man. Surgeons are something special. I could never imagine doing that, good stuff doc 🙏🏻

@pingapang8155

4 жыл бұрын

Surgeons are among the highest paying jobs

@harpreetuppal1179

4 жыл бұрын

Pingapang unfortunately not

@albertliu2548

4 жыл бұрын

how do you hold for 10 hours? I can't even hold for 2 hours. I would already pee my pants 5 times before the surgery is done.

@skittlesxd1299

4 жыл бұрын

@@pingapang8155 life isn't just about money for these guys. They spend immense hours researching, preparing and in surgery. Being a surgeon isn't really just a job, it's a lifestyle.

@appmaster7808

4 жыл бұрын

@@pingapang8155 it sure is But with the kind of work they do whats the point? They work round the clock Need to research Study Prepare So all dat money is pointless Its somethung more than money which drives these dudes

Honestly you do a lot for the community so thank you. I’m 13 and I want to be a spine surgeon like you one day it is just so fascinating.

@apatheticpanda182

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck! Im 15 and i want to be a vet surgeon, but idk what im doing here lool

My dad had spinal fusion surgery december of 2018. He also had to have a laminectomy done. He was in the beggining of paralysis and his fusion saved his life.I have the utmost respect for you nurosurgons. You are incredible at what you do.

@nhasigwanyanya6730

Жыл бұрын

He is an orthopedic spine surgeon not Neuro

Great story,my nephew is a fellowship trained orthopedic trauma surgeon,who did his residency at Walter Reed and was in Faliujah.He graduated from Uniformed Services at Bethesda. proud to see brothers doing great things.

@tpo12000

4 жыл бұрын

hey how bout proud to see anyone doing it.you guys always have to mention the black aspect of doing anything worthwhile.or is he actually your brother...

@TheIzzo1000

Жыл бұрын

@@tpo12000 yes we sure do…so like he said we are proud to see BLACK men doing well

"Warning: may be graphic to some" *shows back peeled open with exposed spine* Dunno what I expected lmao

@ejnissley546

3 жыл бұрын

Tiny Funnee Man tbh, I expected it to be a little clearer as to what is what. Mad respect for them being able to tell the difference between everything when it all looks so similar to me

my spinal cord surgery took 8 hrs, still have utmost respect for surgeons.

I would absolutely LOVE to see an entire operation from start to finish, even the gory parts, not because people may think I'm sick in the head lol, but because I love learning a few things about medicine, I'm pretty certain if I had a better brain, a far better family, with no severe arthritis I would definitely be in the medical field.

@Lex_Quinn

4 жыл бұрын

M- Dragamot you could go into medical research, I understand that arthritis stops you from surgeries but research seems up your alley

@beagruy2386

2 жыл бұрын

You could do this even as a nursing student

I loved the actual OR footage!

I’m so very grateful to orthopedic surgeons for all they’ve done for me, I’ve had 5 spinal surgeries 4 in the lumbar sacral area ( 2 fusions in that area). And on my cervical spine ( neck fused c-3 -c6 ) had two vertebrae removed and 3 discs removed, it saved me from being paralyzed from the chest down. Most likely will have to have more surgery in the thoracic part of my spine. The longest surgery was over 11 hours. I’m most thankful there are people like you that have dedicated their lives to help us.

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing your story!

My uncle (who is no more) was a Surgeon who held 2 Post Graduate degree in surgery. He used to narrate his experiences to me and it used to be fascinating and scary at the same time. I have mad respect for surgeons

Thank god for people like these amazing surgeons, that change and improve life's, 🙏👍

This man is the definition of a stud.

I am thankful we have smart people like this around to make life easier for the rest of us mortals:)

People like you are today’s real heroes, doctor. I think we mere mortals all sleep a little better knowing that there are still some real smart, tough, and competent people like you out in the world.

If someone ask me who one of my hero’s is... Answer: Dr. Webb 🐐

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

👊🏾

@jeanholt9633

4 жыл бұрын

Right with you. Had an ALIF 3 years ago ... MAJOR respect...

Awesome video Dr. Webb! It is really neat to see what it is like behind the scenes in the operating room. Thanks for sharing! 👍

Very interesting video! How many levels were corrected during this surgery? I’ve had 10 spine surgeries. The first fusion L-3, L-4, L-5, S-1, failed. It took many years to find a surgeon willing to accept me as a patient. By the time I did find a surgeon, I developed adult onset scoliosis!!! My pain is now fairly under control but I have the same bent over situation as this patient. I’ve been wondering if I should/could get this corrected.

It's Amazing there are people out there who can do this. All the education, the dedication plus being this smart to be able to complete all that school. I can't imagine the stress involved to get to this point and it never ends.

More videos with surgery’s like this please! That was pretty damn awesome 😎 Thank you for all you do Dr. Webb

That's why you guys as very much appreciated god bless you and everything you do for your community

These vids just keep on getting better. Good work, doc!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

God bless you! Human body is the biggest miracle of God. We need so many specialists to understand it! Best regards!

@leexyz6398

4 жыл бұрын

Syra Kazmi If the human body is the biggest miracle of god, why'd he fuck up this poor woman's spine so bad that homeboy has to spend 9 hours with a Black and Decker fixing that shit?

I had an anterial cervical decompression fusion done at C3/4 2012 and an anterial lumbar interbody fusion on L4/5 2016, my the neck was a walk on the park compared to the lumbar because of going thru the front, I was so sore for a good 6 weeks after my lumbar but neck I walked in Friday and walked out Sunday, couldn't drive but they had to re align my neck it was so screwed up, I have no nerve pain now but I do have weakness and drop a lot of things if I don't concentrate, that's just from years of compression... I have more surgeries to go in the years to come due to the discs degenerating but I'm not worried and am prepared because I know what I'm going into. I appreciate every surgeon in their field and thank Christ that we have them for these delicate surgeries. Thank you from NSW Australia for what you & all surgeons do, it isn't easy but you still do it. 🙏👌

What a blessing to have great doctors like yourself! Thank you for the hard, complex, work you do to help patients have a normal as possible life! This coming from a person who has had spinal surgery before. It's amazing what yall are capable of and much appreciated!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🙏🏾

Antonio, you Surgeons are amazing things you can do to help people is mindblowing.

Thank you for all you do. Much respect. From a fellow spinal fusion patient

I had a spinal fussion 3 years ago, i only have total respect for what you do.

I love these vlogs🖤 god bless you Dr. Webb!

my bro thanks for helping people

Holy crap!! That doctor's lounge is amazing!! That is much deserved place to rest a little after surgery for you guys! Thanks for what you guys do day in and day out

This video was published on my 10 year spinal fusion anniversary. I had a spinal fusion to correct my scoliosis from t1-t12 in 2009. I love watching your videos from both a personal and professional perspective. I have only seen a c-arm used in spine cases never even heard of an o-arm in surgical tech school. I hope one day I get to see a mazor x used in person!

Thanks for another video. This is so cool!

Never seen a surgical timeline before. Super interesting! Thanks for sharing this. Love your channel.

Amazing video, really enjoy getting in depth on the surgery

thank you Dr Webb...I have the utmost respect for you & the intensive hard work you do....you certainly deserve whatever you earn & more I'm sure. I do hope you make it a point to take care of yourself & enjoy the life you've worked so hard for...God bless you.

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Mike!! 🙏🏾

Dr. Webb! Been watching you for years sir. It's really cool to watch you drive the same roads and work in the same hospitals as I used to as an EMT, in my hometown nonetheless! Cool stuff man. You're an inspiration.

Man I thought my 3 hour cadaver lab dissections were long 😳

@TheDhananjay25

4 жыл бұрын

Reminds me smell of formalin

@zacgan1845

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheDhananjay25 nah we dont like that smell hahah

@alyshaaban2667

4 жыл бұрын

Only the real ones know the hunger that hits you after

@rtohiu9632

4 жыл бұрын

HAHAHAAH

@Lex_Quinn

4 жыл бұрын

Aly Shaaban dun dun

Love your videos. I had spinal fusion with Dr. Lenke last November for scoliosis (T2 to pelvis) and very cool seeing the other side of surgery. You guys do amazing work!

I had 9 hour spine surgery in June. Crazy to see that this is what I went through. I have so much respect for you surgeons, I don’t know how you do it but thank you so much for all that you do!

@leisurely6711

8 ай бұрын

How long did it take you to wake up from the anesthesia? I have a long wrist surgery im nervous about

Awesome videos Doc! Very informative and gives you a look into what all that education and those long hours are for. Def. A new respect to surgeons. Thanks for doing this and I look forward to your future videos.

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Greg!

Mad respect and love for people who can undertake work like this.

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙏🏾

Thank you so much for sharing this with us! I always wondered how you guys do surgeries that take so long! Also, thanks for giving us examples! You're like a virtual mentor lol

I am watching a bunch of surgeons life on a day because my son wants to take on this road. I really want him to succeed on whatever he wants but man this career is not a joke….. bless all these surgeons.

I liked that he had the idea to set the camera to capture him arriving at home and talk more about the surgery, very criative. Great!

Wait you hold your pee for 10 HOURS? You'd need a surgery at the end of that surgery. Unbelievable. Awesome vid.

@crystalevans2123

4 жыл бұрын

I would think about wearing Depends or something during these long surgeries.

@gokcegoursel

4 жыл бұрын

@@crystalevans2123 me too

@ReclusiveMountainMan

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck to his prostate gland in the future. ;p Catheter might be cleaner than Depends.

@ReclusiveMountainMan

4 жыл бұрын

@@crystalevans2123 lol

@RedRoseSeptember22

4 жыл бұрын

I actually heard that surgeons wear diapers when they have long cases such as this so they can pee if need be lol...I can believe it!!! But if they had to poo well...that's a different story :/

Same thing i had done back in 2014, t4-t12 of my spine. Had two rods put in due to a 50% curvature. Great video!

What gets me is wondering who figured out that all of this was possible in the first place?

@generalpatton6846

4 жыл бұрын

someusername121 Cadavers, research, trial and error.

@NiksWickOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

They do research on rats and mice and basically mimick whatever works on humans after thousands of thousands of trials

@100Mmore

4 жыл бұрын

Trial and error over hundreds of years

@pamelah2152

4 жыл бұрын

The Pearl Harbor attack actually contributed to advances in spine surgery / fusion. So many people injured their backs in the attack or during the clean-up, salvage and repair activities, that an Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr Cloward, developed procedures and also developed many special instruments just for improving spine surgery--i.e., the "Cloward Saddle" etc. Google Dr Cloward and check out his company's web page.

@Iamawesome199923

4 жыл бұрын

A lot of really atrocious experiments were performed on live humans during World War Two, and even after on prisoners of war, as well as a lot of awful experiments/research done on people of colour as they had minimal, if any rights to consent to or object back in the day. These experiments contributed majorly to our understanding of the human body and physiology but was obviously inhumane and awful and it is why we have such strict laws now regarding clinical trials, mammal trials ect.

You are a trooper!!!! Congratulations!!

Great video,the editing and all. That was a long day and to think it was one complex case anyway keep up the good job in helping people!!!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Very informative! Have a nice day and smile!

Excellent surgery and postoperative imaging. I am a spinal surgeon from China, and the correction of scoliosis and kyphosis is perfect.

Love seeing that Mizuho OSI spine table in use!!

Plus- you answered my Question about 3-D physical floating imagery like you described at the beginning of your KZread video. I learn so much

This is one of my favourite channel

Amazing. God bless you all! Wow!

Thanks for the glimpse of the "other side". You are truly a special person to be able to do what you do and then talk about it in laymens terms without trying to be all fancy using big words and stuff. Thanks for letting us in to have a look.

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Phillip!

I'm 33 and I've had 3 spine surgeries 2 fusions one lumbar one cervical but when I saw that image I damn near ruined my shorts thinking what that's like. I still feel blessed I'm a carpenter and still able to work on 40 foot ladders.

This video was great!

Huge respect to you sir. Your skills are amazing.

@antoniowebbmd

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Thank you for sharing your cases and life. ❤

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sara!

I deeply appreciate my spine surgeon! I had a cervical fusion and even though my R.O.M. is not as good my quality of life is significantly better. I was greatful to have the surgeon I had so a shout out to Dr. Barth Green!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear you had a good experience!

This was very helpful to know. Decortication definition was helpful.

Thanks for making the world a better place Dr. Webb

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🙏🏾

Such a clever & passionate surgeon🙏👏

It's one thing to see a picture of a curved spine, but holy crap that's the coolest thing I've seen in a long time!!!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I appreciate it

@mackenzieb2218

4 жыл бұрын

@@antoniowebbmd Keep up the great work! You have accomplished so much in 2019!! Can't wait to see what 2020 has in store for you! Merry Christmas to you and your cute af family!!

Thanks for taking us along, really interesting. My cousin recently had spine surgery in boston, not nearly as extensive. Are you the primary surgeon or do you assist the attending?

I think this is so cool .God bless this Dr and all others n nurses all health care workers thank God we have them

I wish I had general practitioner like you, you are very kind and have good heart. sounds weird but you can tell that you care

You’re an inspiration. Love the videos!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Love your videos! Thank you for sharing!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tasha!

what a charismatic guy! love the videos man :)

10 hour surgeries is the reason I can never do surgery as a specialty 😩

very cool stuff here, thanks for this as always!

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

ALWAYS enjoy the day in the life (Dr. Antonio Webb) Orthopedic Surgeon 🙏🏾🔥

Yoooo he was so tired 😂😂😂 that’s love

You guys are the Rock Stars!!!

This is pretty cool Dr. Webb. Thanks for posting

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Hazel!

I had c4/5, c6/7 ADR 4 weeks ago. You guys are so necessary and skilled. Hope two of my children follow your lead Dr.! I hope in a couple months my rt shoulder paralysis abates...

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Wishing you a speedy recovery!

🦋 Thank you for sharing your journey as a Spine Surgeon. 🦋

This is incredible 🙌

Hugeee respect to you sir, not because you are a spin surgeon but because of the sacrifice you gave towards your life. I mean first it was the studies now this? I know your brain haven’t relaxed in years!!

Oh man! Thanks for sharing. You seem like a great surgeon. I fear spine surgery even more now knowing all the steps and seeing the breakdown. I feel spine surgery is in my near future.

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Arissa for watching!

Awesome GOD BLESS and Thank You For What You DO

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Michael!

God Bless you Doc you are a special man

Wow! This was a great video. Informative and the video of the spine 😍 Thank you, Doctor.

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@dkthom89

4 жыл бұрын

@@antoniowebbmd you're welcome. You have a new subscriber 😊

Thank you for being an inspiration

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Np!

Im most impressed with anyone who can get up showered dressed and at work within an hour!!!

crazy shit man, huge respect!

10h surgery with the plum west is a hell of a job! A lot of sweat is involved ;-)

this popped up on my recommended but this is so interesting because I just got surgery for my bilateral pars defect and to fix spondylolisthesis

for some reason i find it satisfying to see scoliosis spines getting straightened

Good job Doc.

I have a deep respect for you and your peers.

@antoniowebbmd

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kyle!

I want to be an orthopedic surgeon so bad when I grow up. Honestly, I would do anything to be one.

God bless you sir!

OMG, I could not figure how who it was you remind me off and it just hit me! KINGBACH! You favor BACH!! Hahahahaha!! 🤣 Awesome videos keep’em coming! New subbie here!!

I've used an O-arm. Incredible imaging and technology, but man, that it sucks to move around.