My sister just finished med school, she's now a pediatrician in Texas. I commend you for the years of study. The dedication it takes to become a doctor is astonishing. I just admire anyone who has the discipline to go and become a doctor.

@comfortmmatlala9593

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@youtubeconnollyfamily

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, my wife is a nurse and she went through a lot just to get that so I can’t even imagine what doctors have to do. Lol.

@doreenmukongolo3353

Жыл бұрын

@@comfortmmatlala9593 k

@kiklocus4660

Жыл бұрын

yup its more of persistence to be able to sit at that study table keep reading and not giving up its hard.

@luigiperrotta1933

Жыл бұрын

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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 you gracefully handled that ER consult like a G!!! 😂😂😂

It was the “what are you getting ortho involved for if you’re going to treat it without surgery” for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 You better tell em Dr. Webb! I was thinking ulcer, diabetic foot? Sounds like podiatry to me 💀💀💀💀

@nicole_naiya5870

3 жыл бұрын

Lolol I was dead. I aspire to be nice with assertive undertones like him 😭

@ShesJustLivin

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicole_naiya5870 sammmeeee 😭😭🤣🤣

@Legacyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

3 жыл бұрын

ortho guys are already busy enough.. they dont have time to waste

@blessbourg8838

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha fr

@IdeaCalledFreedom

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, these often require ortho, but it’s just that this one in particular did not, that’s why it’s stupid he got that consult

Love your videos so inspirational! I’m a 27 year old Latino PA - dad dropped out of college and my mom never went to high school. I worked in urgent care the last 2 years and I did not like it , now I’m starting on ortho surgery next month and these videos are getting me hyped - I feel like I’m finally going to be making a difference. Thanks for your amazing content keep it up 🙌🏻🙌🏻

@Dom-pi1gj

Жыл бұрын

Dr glauckenflaken gets those ER doctor consults right 😂

@AnthonyCamps-me8hg

8 ай бұрын

🎉

Surgeons and Physicians in general DEFINITELY deserve every single penny. Amazing 👏🏼

This was such an awesome video. I love it when healthcare professionals let us take a peek into their lives and I give it up to you cause you are definitely grinding every day.

Do all of these places always have the equipment you need for surgeries? Do you send them a list when you contract with them like “Make sure you always have forks, spoons, butter knives, plates” (only orthopedic surgery equipment?)

@jay-ham5649

3 жыл бұрын

Chocolate Raiiiin!!!! Where you been man?

@xenopanda1

3 жыл бұрын

YO ITS TAY

@ericherbert5496

3 жыл бұрын

So random seeing this guy here haha. But definitely a good question.

@watchthis300

3 жыл бұрын

Do you still have the voice?

@LolDude179

3 жыл бұрын

Chocolate rain!

Yeah. You definitely earned every penny. I was tired just following this.

@vicodinfreeman5504

3 жыл бұрын

@Living Soul Yes, ignore years of study and research, believe something you watched on "Brand new tube" instead. Go comment this on the videos you watch about Zodiac signs and essential oils, not under an actual Orthopedic Surgeon's vlog.

@KiwikimNZ

3 жыл бұрын

@Living Soul you do not need to excuse yourself for not being confident at wording things. I appreciate you trying to share your knowledge because you think that it may help others but this might not necessarily be the right platform to share on. As a health profession who works on the front line seeing the reality of situations such as covid and suffering that people do go through as well as their families, then to see how covid can have long term health effects long after a patient gets out of hospital, if anything I do not think that the real truth of how bad this has been is out there. I appreciate you trying to help others but don’t believe everything you read or watch on things such as you tube. Xx peace

@erasmocastro129

3 жыл бұрын

@Living Soul fool. No true reader of the Bible would ever recommend the last book of the Bible be read first. There is a reason it is the last.

This was amazing to watch. as someone that's had more ortho surgeries than I can list, with radial reconstruction and different forms of ORIF and external fixation included, it's amazing to see just how much work you're putting in to ensure your patients are taken care of.

Proud to see a brother doing this type of work ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

@tayzonday

3 жыл бұрын

💪🏾🙏🏽✊🏾

@blacksultan2727

3 жыл бұрын

@@tayzonday wow Tay Zonday? 😂😂😂

@Trajan114

3 жыл бұрын

@@tayzonday people wonder where u been CHOCOLATE RAAAAIN

@williejones5559

2 жыл бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾I love seeing brothers succeeding‼️

@aaronwilliams6989

2 жыл бұрын

AMEN!

DUDE that phone call in the car reminded me so much of when I called an orthopedic surgeon post op. for a consult due to some unclear restrictions, and GAD she frightened me. It was like my first week. After that, it took me time to build back my confidence in consulting an orthopedic surgeon. It's fine that time is hectic and of value, but don't traumatize your team members. I like arrogant doctors though, they are often arrogant because they are confident in their abilities. For better or worse. I've also worked with the most emphatic and skilled doctors. There's a lot of flavors. But when you are new, those arrogant ones can be a little scary.

@drdlin

9 күн бұрын

There was a purpose behind her madness. Gotta skirt a fine line of fear and abuse. lol

I shattered my right wrist in 2006 in the mountains, big time major ouch! The emergency room called in the on-call orthopedic trauma surgeon and he was awesome! You are all heroes!

Wow @ that consult. "Just letting you know there's nothing for you to do, but also please sign off on the x-ray".

@JaxB562

3 жыл бұрын

I would be embarrassed to call without even getting all the workup done like they didn't. The crickets sound effects he played made me laugh

@ladyt618

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not a physician (just a mere NP) and as I'm listening to dude on the phone, I'm over here like why the hell did you call Ortho for?? And the crickets....creme de la creme! 😂😂

@XxKiDCuDiFTWxX

3 жыл бұрын

@@ladyt618 the vibe I got was that it's either a junior EM resident or a med student that was told to call or consult someone.

@ladyt618

3 жыл бұрын

@@XxKiDCuDiFTWxX yeah, that's what I thinking as well. They were probably just doing as they were told

You’re an inspiration to aspiring doctors!

Great Video as usual Dr. Webb! Continue to be an inspiration to us young black men! Your videos have kept me through medical school! I'm officially Dr. Grant! (Shout out coming from JAMAICA)

the first call by the ER DOC is sooo trueee. One of the ER docs called our ortho spine surgeons with an "urgent" spine issue with no scans available.

Hey Dr. Webb! I have always enjoyed your videos but this one took it up a notch. This video had a great flow (soundtrack, drone videos, B roll, etc.) and I appreciate how your content and channel overall continue to improve! Thank you for everything you do.

A good friend of mine and her husband are orthopedic surgeons and are pretty much the only game in town until she retired. They are both very passionate about the work they do, but I saw how those extra-long hours in surgery took a toll on her back. Hence, the retirement phase. She still serves on a consultative basis, but those were some pretty long hours. Hats off to your folks! It ain't easy many times, I'm sure. Thanks for sharing!

Do more of these! Love the on spot case reviews over the phone, along with your reactions. Makes me think twice before paging a doc

Lmfao as a junior doctor that was actually hilarious watching you go into Consultant mode. Brought back fond memories

Dr. Webb I love the on call videos. These are the first videos I saw from you when I was in undergrad and they inspired me to get to where I am today. Shoutout to you because seeing a Black man in medicine on KZread motivated me and gave me hope and is the reason why I am where I am today and your youtube even inspired me to start mine so I could make videos like your but on the Dentistry side.

@MA-zg2pz

3 жыл бұрын

❤️

This was one of my favorite videos. The production quality is amazing! I see you’re still working like a resident

Thanks for taking ER/TRAUMA call Dr Webb...I realize it's more-or-less a thankless task, but somebody has to do it...&, judging by the trajectory of your success, it won't likely be you for too much longer...still, it's nice to work ER/TRAUMA (as I have done, on weekends/nights for the past 23 years) & know that somebody really good is going to be available on a consult, particularly when one considers a good deal of these patients are non-funded/uninsured/underinsured

This video was very well put together as well as being extremely informative. Thank you for giving us a realistic look at what a surgeon’s routine is like!

This is really awesome and I wish more physicians from other surgical specialties can post similar videos. It's important for medical students, especially fresh medical students, to understand that the "busy life" of a surgeon doesn't just end after your short 1 month acting internship rotation, or even after your 5+ years of residency, it's life long. So you best really like it and are sure you really like it or you will be the 1/5 that burns out and drop out.

Really upping the production quality on this one. Good job sir!

He’s so calm about everything

You are awesome. You did the surgery before sons bday. That’s a true professional that cares about others. You give help to all.

Ortho surgeon from Russia: so entertaining to watch how things are handled on the other side of the Atlantic, would really like to see some comprehensive content for surgeons, if you’re able to share, thanks and keep updating

@indethbed2546

3 жыл бұрын

Is it true that dermatology and cosmetologist earns way more than surgeons in post soviet nations?

@ilyanikolaev878

3 жыл бұрын

@@indethbed2546 considering these doctors work mostly in private medical centers they possibly might

@alexmi7123

3 жыл бұрын

@@indethbed2546 Here in Moldova, base pay for surgery,anesthesia and those who scope is 10-15% higher than for other specialists, but but many docs take additional night shifts which increases their salary. As for private sector, it varies greatly

@Human-wi7qx

2 жыл бұрын

@@indethbed2546 derm is by far the best speciality…great life style…good patient outcome…excellent income. I know some dermatologists and they make more than any other speciality. What do they basically: is due to there much free time (compare to other specialities) they invest there money to other sources of income+ they will be supervising directly there business!

Wow that screw placement looked incredible. That is precision at its finest

As someone who has been helped by orthopedic surgeons on 3 separate occasions (L1 burst, femur in 2 places, tib/fib) it’s very interesting to watch behind the scenes like this. It seems to be an exhausting profession. Thank god for them.

Really enjoyed this video. Giving us a real look into what attending life can be like for ortho

I got into nursing with 0 knowledge of the field, not an ounce. 3 years later, and subscribed to you and Max Feinstein (anesthesiologist) and I just can't begin to describe how inspiration you guys are. Not throwing any sort of shade towards nursing, it's just not what I want, which I found out after entering the field. It eats me up inside, I want to become a physician; cardiology is my biggest interest right in front of critical care/pulmonary medicine. But, I have 3 kids and a wife, early 30's......just don't think it is feasible for me at this point anymore. So anyways, I just wanted to tell you how inspirational, educational, and genuine you are in your videos.

@thesunris

11 ай бұрын

Same as a nurse. If I went back in time I'd be a MD. Same as you, life is too late. Oh well

@ahmedelzayat9801

8 ай бұрын

its not too late. Next MD cycle opens in may 2024. Many people matriculate at the age of 30. Some schools have a 3 year MD program that shuttle you into primary care if you are interested in Cardio or Pulmonary.

Mad respect for these doctors and their dedication.

Dr. Webb I know you be snapin in a professional way of course. You done work too hard to have time wasted.. The teaching never ends.. I love it… Doctor Webb be like “don’t call me without all the information needed to properly assess the patient .. please and thank you”. I can only imagine what you do, Dr. Webb. Thank you as always I’m not trying to be no surgeon but I just enjoy a man that reminds me of my brother handling business. God Bless you sir.

The foot call reminded me of when I would follow up with my Ortho who had done 6 knee surgeries on me. He would come in just shaking his head because of stuff like that and I would laugh. That man and I are so close now because he was the only one who knew there was something wrong with me and agreed to fix it. I’m also his only patient who he’s at to do a proximal and distal realignment of the patella on so he also calls me his special case that he uses to teach.

Absolutely loved this! Thank you so much for taking us with you! Your grind is admirable! 💪

Excellent view of the life. Prior-service dad with a daughters in Med school. Your videos are an excellent resource and touch on questions not normally asked when starting in this career. Bravo Zulu, Dr. Webb!

@antoniowebbmd

Жыл бұрын

Sean, Thanks! That’s incredible. Glad it was helpful!

Loved your part ref spinal decompression. I have had two c-spine fusions. The first was for decompression of my spinal cord...50 percent compressed. Fused c2 thru c5. The second fusion, 15 months later, fused my entire c-spine, enlarged the upper part of my spinal column, and had to scrape out a significant number of spurs. I was told I would have a max of ten years before another surgery to remove spurs would have to take place. Five years later I am once again having numbness and electric type shooting pains down my arms. Thank heavens there are surgeons around who take care of this!!!

Man I’d love to have this guy be the one working on my back. I was not so lucky with mine. You know the saying. “Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care.” I think is a great a very true one.

@antoniowebbmd

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Wow 👏 I'm always happy when I see you uploading a video, nice one 👍...

Really enjoyed coming along with you on your on call week.

What a legend! Cheers Dr. Webb. Your hard work and grind is inspiring.

Dr. Webb, You are brilliant. And a blessing to the medical field especially orthopedic surgery. I am so godly proud of you and your commitment to excellence. Blessings and peace to your family. Thank you for representing our race with such grace and honor. 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿.

I could watch this all day! Love it!

@antoniowebbmd

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

Its men & women like you that gave me my life back. Almost been 1 yr since my 3 level laminectomy. Definitely feel alot better as i was bed ridden. All over a Semi truck hitting me from behind 3 times. Seriously respect ppl like you that care

Back in 2015 I shattered my ankle and also broke my Tibia and Fibula (almost compound) and I had to wait 3 days completely sedated in a hallway at the hospital because there were no beds and no orthopedic surgeons available immediately to perform the surgery. The poor Ortho surgeon on shift that afternoon already looked totally exhausted but was at least able to re-align my bones to stabilize everything and assured me he would get to me in a couple of days. I felt so bad for him as he was obviously overwhelmed with cases. I had the surgery done 3 days later however it took me almost 3 years before I could walk without a limp or pain. I certainly admire the work you do and I really appreciate the long hours and personal sacrifice the job entails. Now I've been waiting a year and a half for a spinal consult on a bulging disk (L4 and L5) in my back that is affecting my nerves and impinging my spinal cord. I live in Canada so the wait times are outrageous these days but I sure am glad that we have people in your profession to fix us up and keep us moving until the next time lol

I hope to one day be like you.

Hands down one of the best out there DR Webb

As a blue collar guy ( electrician ) ….thank you so much for what you do. As I and others like me age, we need and appreciate you. God bless.

Great video , busy week…love the way you handled the call from the er and the diabetic wound 😊

Hard to under appreciate the work that it takes to get this qualified and then you make all these sacrificies for people you don't know. Amazing

Great video, the call you received from the ER at 6 minutes basically sums up my orthopedic issues as a patient. Not diabetic but don't feel pain (HSAN) so foot wounds don't hurt to walk on which leads to ulcers etc. thankfully nowadays ortho doesn't get involved much because i take better care of my feet but when they do it usually means it's bad (got my left big toe amputated as a teen ) I'm very surprised the er person who called you didn't at least have the crp on hand lol, I can understand your frustration

@eatcheesekobe

3 жыл бұрын

The ER is always like that. Oh abdominal pain? consult general surgery... with literally no workup nothing. Ogilvies? let's consult surgery because I've forgotten that surgery is literally last resort for workup/treatment of that. TV and media glorify the ED too much, but in reality they're just a dispo service that doesn't really know how to accurately dispo people.

@MacDeece

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah my dad’s an oncologist and often gets calls when I’m in the car with him from ward staff and nurses who ask him for advice without any information like platelet counts etc. Before seeing this video I thought it was just him being harsh because he’d sometimes tell them in a very much passive aggressive tone that they should have all of that for him but now I can understand the pain of having your valuable time wasted by someone who doesn’t have their facts in order. Another common thing that he finds frustrating is when he gets a call about a patient that isn’t his or called when he’s not on call (a rarity) and asked a question that any nurse or doctor on the ward could’ve answered instead. I have to respect how you manage to keep your cool with those things

Thank You for sharing your work life as a surgeon! It's looks so exciting but I know it's really challenging as well. I appreciate your time and the effort it takes to make these videos and I enjoy them fully. Peace& Blessings

Phone call at 7:00, you handled that incredibly well and remained very calm considering, good job! Even as I watched it I was thinking, 'what a pointless waste of time!' LOL

Dr Webb is such a bad ass, I aspire to be so calm and locked as you in Doc

God Bless you Dr. Sooo happy that you put YOUR SON FIRST!!! That is crucial.

This is a real man. People don’t know real work, this is empowering.

Dr. Webb puts out top notch content man. Love this channel man.

It’s inspiring how you can function on such little sleep and do such technical work. Good work bro.

Loved this video! Thanks for bringing us along! You handled that seemingly unnecessary call like a boss

I absolutely love these , day in the life videos. My question is will most patients keep the screws/metal used to stabilize breaks in forever? or temporary? This may just be me, but I think about 30 mins would be a better length. I am fascinated about the way you may look at these cases. My recommendation is could you explain more why you chose to use the techniques( implant types screw types, correction methods) that you do, helping us to better understand your thought pattern when looking at a case. keep making great videos.

After watching this I fully understand how lazy I am and how inefficient my days are. On top of that great video and awesome editing 💪🏾👍🏾

The grind is real… very inspiring

I love how he does his job !! Good man 🙏🏾

Been following you for years now , I respect your grind dr keep up the great work

thank you very much to let us follow your week, ive seen violin md making these kind of videos, really appreaciate this as a medical student who missed orthopedics due to covid

Dr. Webb, please take care of yourself. Your life seems so stressful. Make sure you have a good balance as you don't want to burn out early in life.

❤ This is what I love this is what's missing. So many people especially young kids are those who are undecisive when picking a major for college they need to understand. The imperative it is of the hard work in dedication it goes into being so successful in life. ❤ Thank you so much for sharing keep up the good work

Hi Dr. Webb, ER doc here. I've been watching your videos for some time. You put out great content, and your videos are always on point. Just wanted to point out- in a perfect world, we would all wait to consult until the whole workup is complete. The reality of the ER nowadays is extreme understaffing and overcrowding with a large number of boarders to the point where many of our active patients have to be seen in the waiting room. Because of this, there is tremendous, tremendous pressure put on the docs to dispo patients as soon as possible, many times before the full workup is back. I agree that ESR and CRP are important components, especially to rule out osteomyelitis, and may potentially convert the patient to a surgical candidate. I can guarantee you that every ER physician worth his salt knows that. The ER doc likely called you early because the patient was going to get admitted anyway, and he wanted to cognitively unload because the reality is that he probably had a full ER with boarders, 20 patients in the waiting room, an A-fiber with RVR in the hallway, a psych hold that has gotten sedated multiple times, and EMS is 5 min away with an unresponsive patient being intubated in the field. I agree that this is not ideal for patient care, and I wish things were different. Just wanted to drop the perspective from my side of the double doors. Be well :)

@antoniowebbmd

Жыл бұрын

Hey doc I appreciate the perspective. Definitely understood 👊🏽

@tbprofile1295

9 ай бұрын

If the wound, or workup of the wound, is the concern then wouldn't Vascular, ID or Medicine be the first call? Regardless, I don't think it was respectful to broadcast the call on KZread.

You’re amazing!! I love learning from these videos!

I'm immensely proud and don't even know you. Kudos!!!!!

@antoniowebbmd

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!! 🙏🏾

WOW! You rock!! Changing so many lives for the better....

Respect and admiration for your dedication to your family, profession and allowing a glimpse into your life.

I can't wait until the day I can say (DOCTOR WEBB HERE!)

Love this vlog so much .. please do this kind of videos more often

Love these videos Dr. Webb. Keep them coming.

When ER called there was the foot wound, but what about the fifth metatarsal fracture, that could or could not have needed surgical intervention....

You have a very interesting and meaningful life Dr. Webb.

That call with the ER doc was a really good example of being very polite but also being assertive and standing your ground. I always found it really hard to balance those two things lol

@I.KUchiha

2 жыл бұрын

You saying you’re not a nice person?🤣🤣

@jenluvzya

2 жыл бұрын

@@I.KUchiha no, she’s saying she has a hard time finding a balance between being assertive and overly kind/polite… probably due to the latter personality wise

Weldone doc. May God continue to strengthen you nd keep your home

And I thought we only work hard in med school and residency but looks like I have to reconsider my career path

@JzmnDouglas

3 жыл бұрын

Bro🤣🤣🤣

Hey man I just had a T1-3 fusion as well as a spinal cord decompression back in March. Thank you for your videos!

Inspiring! If I knew then what I know about the medical field and everything one can choose to do, I would have chosen medicine. I work in healthcare IT now in Cardiology application support. Still fulfilling and I enjoy it. I also started my call week this morning at 06:00 CST. Also, I’d be remiss if I didn’t say happy birthday to your little one!

It's a little refreshing and certainly eye-opening that doctors who love throwing the kitchen sink for no good reason to us prehospital EMS peeps do the same to fellow doctors. I love the stat/urgent launches at 0200 for something they cant convey why they called us

Great video Dr. Webb, the production quality is crazy good now 👍🏾

This really gets across what it’s like to be a doctor. I have never seen anything like this. Do they have emmys for you tube?

Hard work pays off...

Funny how docs feel the same way about being oncall! Pacu nurse here and I like to have a full gas tank when I’m oncall! I don’t dare even making any plans when I’m oncall either! Too bad you don’t go to Main Methodist!

Wow, that is a busy week! Thanks for sharing this.

Thank you for allowing us to follow you. I only wish I could have seen some of the actual surgeries 💜

Man your job seems amazing. Going into year 3 of my undergrad its gon be a long journey and your videos are inspirational. Any tips for the coming journey?

@ayoakin9718

3 жыл бұрын

Remember do what you have to do day by day don't think about what coming up act in the moment you are almost there your goal should be to finish the last year and get into med school after that it all you and I believe in you

Enjoyed your video - retired nurse - you look so young to have been at the level of education I know it takes to achieve your level of expertise.

Love the down to earthness of this doc. Subscribed!

Nice tfna sir… loved those hip fxs during my Synthes days. Definitely don’t miss call though

Dr. Webb broke rule 1 of trauma surgery and/or anesthesia. Never ever verbalize the lack of surgeries/work currently on the board.

@mweinheim7911

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!!!!!!

Hey Dr. Webb that's a sharp suit!

Made me a tad nervous when you brought the camera up to the sterile field, haha. Love the vid!

Currently a junior in high school and I can not wait to start my medical journey 😁😁

This was an awesome video. Thank you. Both of my children want to grow up and be doctors so I will let them watch this video. Either that or they want to be engineers for NASA.