Contains graphic medical scenes. Doctors perform a caesarean section to deliver a baby with a spine tumour. The tumour, known as a teratoma, is growing at an extraordinary rate and the Doctors will be faced with having to perform major surgery on a newborn baby. Watch more high quality videos on the BBC Worldwide YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com
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A short video hoping to get people's views on the issue of mobile / cell phone use and the increased risk of brain tumours. We would like to hear from people who believe that they do increase the risk of developing a tumour and especially from people who suffer symptons after using mobile / cell phones.
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© Copyright 2006 Channel 4 - All Rights Reserved. In this four-part series, Anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens and Pathologist Professor John Lee, use real human bodies to explain the most common causes of death. -[ Cast ]- Male Model: Dennis Lau. Anatomical Artist: Juliet Percival. Assistants: Marius Oancea Nadine Diwersi Subtitles: No
Autopsy Life Death Dr Gunther von Hagens John Lee Channel4 highdefinition
Bill Hicks' tormented vision of becoming his Goober Dad, Childhood road trips, plums...and tumours. Clip from 'Dangerous' 1990 and I claim no copyright to this material.
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Japanese researchers have developed a probe for ovarian cancer that can be sprayed onto tissue during surgery, fluorescing where malignant cells are present — allowing surgeons to identify and remove scattered bits of tumour. Read more at blogs.nature.com
Australia - Anna of 27 years of age interviewed diagnosed with a (glioma) brain tumour. Her neurosurgeon Doctor Charlie Teo states he is seeing more tumours in the region where mobile phones are used. Her tumour is above her right ear, the location where the mobile phone was used for 7 years for 2 to 3 hours a day. The (glioma) brain tumour cannot be completely removed.
In 2006 John was diagnosed with a grade 4 tumour that was cancerous and fast-growing. John and his wife Karen describe the emotions they went through when he was diagnosed and explain how their lives have been affected.
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© Copyright 2006 Channel 4 - All Rights Reserved. In this four-part series, Anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens and Pathologist Professor John Lee, use real human bodies to explain the most common causes of death. -[ Cast ]- Male Model: Dennis Lau. Anatomical Artist: Juliet Percival. Assistants: Marius Oancea Nadine Diwersi Subtitles: No
Autopsy Life Death Dr Gunther von Hagens John Lee Channel4 highdefinition
Silver can kill some cancers as effectively as chemotherapy and with potentially fewer side effects, new research claims. Scientists say that old wives tales about the precious metal being a 'silver bullet' to beat the Big C could be true. Cancer Cure Article: www.dailymail.co.uk My Video On The Article about silver as a cure for the common cold: www.youtube.com Common Cold Cure Article: www.dailymail.co.uk
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Headaches and papilloedema Edinburgh Centre for Neuro-oncology Video 2 - Presenting symptoms of brain tumours. Dr Robin Grant
Mr Hussien El-Maghraby MBBS, MS (General Surgery), FRCS (Edinburgh), MD (Neurosurgery), FRCS (Surgical Neurology) Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spinal surgeon For more information or to make a referral, please contact: PA: Mrs Anita Vicars on 0044 7506 845310. Website: www.centralenglandneurosurgery.com Neurosurgery The Trust's Neurosciences Unit is the regional centre for the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients with a wide range of neurological and neurosurgical conditions such as Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, head injuries, spinal disease, vascular disorders and tumours of the nervous system. The unit has a strong reputation for providing high standards of surgical, medical and nursing care to patients across Coventry, Warwickshire and beyond. Building on its success and in order to meet increasing demands for the unit's neurosurgical services, major investment has been made which has enabled further expansion of specialist services and the development of highly skilled specialist nurses. Neurosurgery Over 2000 neurosurgical procedures are performed each year by the 5 strong consultant team. All of our consultants have varying specialist interests and the unit covers all aspects of neurosurgical practice. Speciality of the month - neurosurgery My name is Mr Hussien El-Maghraby. I'm a Consultant Neurosurgeon at UHCW NHS Trust. My training and accreditation as a neurosurgeon was via the London University training scheme. I gained experience in <b>...</b>
Glioma Glioblastoma Ependymoma Oligodendroglioma Meningioma Brain Surgery Tumours craniotomy Recovery Radiotherapy Hydrocephalus Fracture spine broken fixation fusion stabilization arm leg neck cervical thoracic lumbar Hussien El-Maghraby Hussein Consultant Neurosurgeon Spinal Surgeon Coventry UHCW Warwick Nuffield BMI Meriden Spire Hospital England Midlands UK Leicester Parkway Birmingham Central Neurosurgery
Electro-magnetic-fields cause radiation which is hazardous for health. Brain tumours and others have no chance since a new chip is altering the kind of radiation. EMF have lost their risk with a chip from EMX.
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It's NOW or NEVER - time to make a clearcut choice for your brain and your children's brains - please make the right choice for the sake of humanity! Interview with the brave Swedish journalist Mona Nilsson who is very concerning about children and who has really investigated the facts - please watch this interview for the sake of children and coming generations: www.youtube.com Interview with the Swedish professor Olle Johansson from May 2008. He is a very ethical scientist with high standards of morality and responsibility for future generations - please watch and pay forward to as many as possible: www.youtube.com Interview with the German doctor Doepp about Mind Control, Psychotronic Weapons, Switching of the Brain and much more. Please watch this with increased attention since it is about what really happens to the consciousness. www.youtube.com We encourage everyone to watch this great interview with Dr. Rauni-Leena Kilde about Mind Control and microchip implants and much more: www.youtube.com Please download brainwave model in many languages and share around the world as fast as possible through www.Bevolution.org DVDs of the interviews with the mentioned people above and others you can get through The Human Project at http Thank you for taking this very seriously and sharing around the world NOW, NOW and NOW - there is nothing but the NOW - so please be it and be it good! Stay tuned!
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Mr Hussien El-Maghraby MBBS, MS (General Surgery), FRCS (Edinburgh), MD (Neurosurgery), FRCS (Surgical Neurology) Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spinal surgeon For more information or to make a referral, please contact: PA: Mrs Anita Vicars on 0044 7506 845310. Website: www.centralenglandneurosurgery.com Neurosurgery The Trust's Neurosciences Unit is the regional centre for the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients with a wide range of neurological and neurosurgical conditions such as Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, head injuries, spinal disease, vascular disorders and tumours of the nervous system. The unit has a strong reputation for providing high standards of surgical, medical and nursing care to patients across Coventry, Warwickshire and beyond. Building on its success and in order to meet increasing demands for the unit's neurosurgical services, major investment has been made which has enabled further expansion of specialist services and the development of highly skilled specialist nurses. Neurosurgery Over 2000 neurosurgical procedures are performed each year by the 5 strong consultant team. All of our consultants have varying specialist interests and the unit covers all aspects of neurosurgical practice. Speciality of the month - neurosurgery My name is Mr Hussien El-Maghraby. I'm a Consultant Neurosurgeon at UHCW NHS Trust. My training and accreditation as a neurosurgeon was via the London University training scheme. I gained experience in <b>...</b>
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Meagan Bebenek was diagnosis with brain stem glioma, an inoperable and cancerous brain tumour. Meagan celebrated her fifth birthday and then, on Fathers Day, quietly passed away. Meagans story is one of courage, grace and hope. And it is her spirit that inspired Denise, with the help of a caring community, to found www.meaganswalk.com, a legacy of hope for all children living with brain tumours.
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Mr Hussien El-Maghraby MBBS, MS (General Surgery), FRCS (Edinburgh), MD (Neurosurgery), FRCS (Surgical Neurology) Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spinal surgeon For more information or to make a referral, please contact: PA: Mrs Anita Vicars on 0044 7506 845310. Website: www.centralenglandneurosurgery.com Neurosurgery The Trust's Neurosciences Unit is the regional centre for the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients with a wide range of neurological and neurosurgical conditions such as Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, head injuries, spinal disease, vascular disorders and tumours of the nervous system. The unit has a strong reputation for providing high standards of surgical, medical and nursing care to patients across Coventry, Warwickshire and beyond. Building on its success and in order to meet increasing demands for the unit's neurosurgical services, major investment has been made which has enabled further expansion of specialist services and the development of highly skilled specialist nurses. Neurosurgery Over 2000 neurosurgical procedures are performed each year by the 5 strong consultant team. All of our consultants have varying specialist interests and the unit covers all aspects of neurosurgical practice. Speciality of the month - neurosurgery My name is Mr Hussien El-Maghraby. I'm a Consultant Neurosurgeon at UHCW NHS Trust. My training and accreditation as a neurosurgeon was via the London University training scheme. I gained experience in <b>...</b>
Meningioma Brain Surgery Tumours craniotomy Recovery Radiotherapy Hydrocephalus Fracture spine broken fixation fusion stabilization arm leg neck cervical thoracic lumbar pain weakness paralysis Hussien El-Maghraby Hussein Consultant Neurosurgeon Spinal Surgeon Coventry UHCW Warwick Nuffield BMI Meriden Spire Hospital England Midlands UK Leicester Parkway Birmingham Central Neurosurgery
Meningioma Brain Surgery Tumours craniotomy Recovery Radiotherapy Hydrocephalus Fracture spine broken fixation fusion stabilization surgery arm leg neck cervical thoracic lumbar pain weakness paralysis Hussien El-Maghraby Hussein Consultant Neurosurgeon Spinal Surgeon Coventry UHCW Warwick Nuffield BMI Meriden Spire Hospital England Midlands UK Leicester Parkway Birmingham Midlands UK Central England Neurosurgery www.centralenglandneurosurgery.com Mr Hussien El-Maghraby MBBS, MS (General Surgery), FRCS (Edinburgh), MD (Neurosurgery), FRCS (Surgical Neurology) Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spinal surgeon Neurosurgery The Trust's Neurosciences Unit is the regional centre for the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients with a wide range of neurological and neurosurgical conditions such as Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, head injuries, spinal disease, vascular disorders and tumours of the nervous system. The unit has a strong reputation for providing high standards of surgical, medical and nursing care to patients across Coventry, Warwickshire and beyond. Building on its success and in order to meet increasing demands for the unit's neurosurgical services, major investment has been made which has enabled further expansion of specialist services and the development of highly skilled specialist nurses. Neurosurgery Over 2000 neurosurgical procedures are performed each year by the 5 strong consultant team. All of our consultants have varying specialist <b>...</b>
Live Surgery Procedure Meningioma Brain Tumours craniotomy Recovery Radiotherapy Hydrocephalus Fracture spine broken fixation fusion stabilization arm leg neck cervical thoracic lumbar pain weakness paralysis Hussien El-Maghraby Hussein Consultant Neurosurgeon Spinal Surgeon Coventry UHCW Warwick Nuffield BMI Meriden Spire Hospital England Midlands UK Leicester Parkway Birmingham Central Neurosurgery
© Copyright 2006 Channel 4 - All Rights Reserved. In this four-part series, Anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens and Pathologist Professor John Lee, use real human bodies to explain the most common causes of death. -[ Cast ]- Male Model: Dennis Lau. Anatomical Artist: Juliet Percival. Assistants: Marius Oancea Nadine Diwersi Subtitles: No
Autopsy Life Death Dr Gunther von Hagens John Lee Channel4 highdefinition
Mr Hussien El-Maghraby MBBS, MS (General Surgery), FRCS (Edinburgh), MD (Neurosurgery), FRCS (Surgical Neurology) Consultant Neurosurgeon and Spinal surgeon For more information or to make a referral, please contact: PA: Mrs Anita Vicars on 0044 7506 845310. Website: www.centralenglandneurosurgery.com Neurosurgery The Trust's Neurosciences Unit is the regional centre for the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients with a wide range of neurological and neurosurgical conditions such as Epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, head injuries, spinal disease, vascular disorders and tumours of the nervous system. The unit has a strong reputation for providing high standards of surgical, medical and nursing care to patients across Coventry, Warwickshire and beyond. Building on its success and in order to meet increasing demands for the unit's neurosurgical services, major investment has been made which has enabled further expansion of specialist services and the development of highly skilled specialist nurses. Neurosurgery Over 2000 neurosurgical procedures are performed each year by the 5 strong consultant team. All of our consultants have varying specialist interests and the unit covers all aspects of neurosurgical practice. Speciality of the month - neurosurgery My name is Mr Hussien El-Maghraby. I'm a Consultant Neurosurgeon at UHCW NHS Trust. My training and accreditation as a neurosurgeon was via the London University training scheme. I gained experience in <b>...</b>
Spinal tumours Live Surgery Procedure Meningioma Brain craniotomy Recovery Radiotherapy Hydrocephalus Fracture spine broken fixation fusion stabilization arm leg neck cervical thoracic lumbar pain weakness paralysis Hussien El-Maghraby Hussein Consultant Neurosurgeon Surgeon Coventry UHCW Warwick Nuffield BMI Meriden Spire Hospital England Midlands UK Leicester Parkway Birmingham
What can a bear, food colouring and a laser teach us about cutting-edge treatment for tumours? Dr Martin Austwick, postdoc research fellow at UCL's National Medical Laser Centre, demonstrates how his centre is using laser treatment for tumours without scarring or significant damage to the skin. www.ucl.ac.uk/surgery/nmlc/ UCL is consistently ranked as one of the world's very best universities. As a multi-faculty, research-intensive university in central London, our research helps tackle global challenges and feeds directly into outstanding degree programmes. Visit us at www.ucl.ac.uk
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© Copyright 2006 Channel 4 - All Rights Reserved. In this four-part series, Anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens and Pathologist Professor John Lee, use real human bodies to explain the most common causes of death. -[ Cast ]- Male Model: Dennis Lau. Anatomical Artist: Juliet Percival. Assistants: Marius Oancea Nadine Diwersi Subtitles: No
Autopsy Life Death Dr Gunther von Hagens John Lee Channel4 highdefinition
© Copyright 2006 Channel 4 - All Rights Reserved. In this four-part series, Anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens and Pathologist Professor John Lee, use real human bodies to explain the most common causes of death. -[ Cast ]- Male Model: Dennis Lau. Anatomical Artist: Juliet Percival. Assistants: Marius Oancea Nadine Diwersi Subtitles: No
Autopsy Life Death Dr Gunther von Hagens John Lee Channel4 highdefinition
Debbie had a benign brain tumour removed in 2008. She describes how she was diagnosed, the symptoms the tumour caused, how she coped with it and what treatments she received. For more information visit the NHS website: www.nhs.uk
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Prof René-Olivier Mirimanoff speaks about his research into the use of temozolomide and radiotherapy to treat glioblastoma brain tumours and outlines further developments he expects to see in this area. Prof Mirimanoff also discusses a trial he working on which is looking at personalising treatment according to MGMT expression. Half of glioblastoma brain tumour patients have a methylation of the gene promoter of MGMT which inhibits MGMT production. These patients are more sensitive to radiotherapy and chemotherapy and should therefore be treated as separate subgroups and their treatment should vary accordingly. Prof René-Olivier Mirimanoff of Universitaire Vaudois in Lausanne, Switzerland speaking to ecancer.tv at ESTRO 2010
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A short film showing the devastating impact of brain tumours on children, young people and their families, highlighting why earlier diagnosis and more funding for research is so desperately needed. Thanks to the Bubb, Graham and Jones families for sharing their stories. Find out more at www.braintumourtrust.co.uk or donate to support our work at mydonate.bt.com/charities/sdbtt
Brain; brain tumour; Research; early diagnosis; Samantha Dickson Tumour Trust
Dr. Mamdouh Mahfouz Imaging of the brain tumors part 2 Brain Imaging Series SSR Radiology Diploma Cairo University, School of Medicine Kasr AlAiny School of Medicine Egypt
Laboratory specimens and Microscopy teaching for 4th year medical students. (I am trialing this new technique for teaching pathology, appreciate your comments)
