"do you look at your poop, if not you should" *STARES INTENSELY AT MY SHIT*

BON APPETITE! But no matter what you were amazing. God Bless.

I mean i don't belive any ai can perform this even in 100 years this not possible at all

Of course no comments. I don’t think this is as common. I only pushed for 25 minutes and it was an unmedicated birth. I got rectovaginal fistula and they stitched me up and 9 days later was back in the hospital after bleeding out from my rectum and vagina for three days. I couldn’t walk cuz I was so weak. I had an infected hematoma but I believe the docs did something wrong the first time because I gained 16 pounds, hard stomach and looked 9 months pregnant. Couldn’t sit down. Second surgery they fixed weaver they messed up. 8 weeks post operation and my doc checked me out and later on that day the fistula reopened. Not sure if he pressed too hard or what happened. Should I lose hope or do these surgeries ever succeed? They’re saying next surgery should be Marius flap with colostomy for 3-4 months. Currently taking ciprofloxacin and metronidazole for 42 days. My stomach is killing me

Wow!🤯🙆🏽‍♀️

Absolutely fascinating

Me currently watching this while my mom is currently getting this surgery done am so scared for her but I know is for her own good

If “Gaand Faadna” had a video

I look at my poop

the way the GORILLA GRIPED the what ever with the graspers is crazy

종양이 분포된 장 절제와 복부의 인공항문 설치... 수술은 저렇게 진행되는구나.. 영상을 보는 내내 긴장되어서 내 온몸의 신경이 쓰라린 느낌.. 이런 엄청난 수술을 성공해내는 두 분 의사선생님...정말 신(God) 처럼 위대해 보인다..

At the age of 50, my mom was diagnosed with the rare genetic APC and MUTYH colon cancer FAP genes. She had 500+ polyps and the doctor said that she was a “ticking time bomb.” Her colon was removed and was given one year to live. She fought and beat the odds only to die 37 years later in late 2018! I am number 13 out of 14 siblings. Ten of them have died, thus far, from the same rare genetic colon cancer gene. My sister who is two years older than me and lives in Lafayette, Louisiana (that I am relatively closer to) had her colon removed in 2016. That same year, my VA doctor ordered me to get lab work done at the Ochsner Health Center for Children in New Orleans. Test results eventually came back for having the same health condition. Furthermore, it was also learned that both my sister and I are also “carriers” of this deadly disease. I have “carpet mass legions” of polyps in my lower stomach. Doctors state that it is inevitable that that portion of my stomach will have to be removed. I am also on the borderline of having my colon removed. I have procedures done annually and the most polyps found so far in my colon were roughly 50 of them. Surgical technology has vastly improved over the years.

It’s a horrible thing to go through

QUAL SENTIDO DE COLOCAR UM VIDEO DESSE AQUI???

Mom im scared

Thank you for clearly explaining what my daughter experienced about 20 years ago. She reclassified with Crohn's recently. I learned a lot here.

Amazing!

All I can think of right now is that guy is going to have one sore bottom for a few weeks post opp. 😰

40 years ago when in my mid 20s I had my entire colon removed due ulcerative colitis, and a couple of years latter a j pouch was formed restoring near normal function. The surgical scar runs from jut below my sternum to the top of my penis. How laparoscopic surgery has changed things. I can’t complain as I had a very good result, and subsequently fathered several children and are now approaching retirement from a life of airline flying.

42:00 Traditionally tunnellers shake hands when they meet coming from both sides of the mountain.

Beats me why anyone would choose to do this sort of work, thankfully for us all that they do.

I had a sigmoid resection for diverticulitis in 2008 after repeated painful attacks. My surgeon told me I lost 4 - 6 inches of my colon, and I'll never miss it! I was 5 hours in surgery. I had an open procedure. Recovery was uneventful; spent 5 days in the hospital until I pooped, then went home! Its a serious surgery, no doubt, but for those facing this, its not as bad as your thinking. You can do it! Almost no pain post-op. Worst part was getting my drain removed!

This person's first post surgery bowel movement must've been painful

No soy médica, pero me pareció un trabajo increíble. Felicitaciones 👏 👏 👏

Absolute impressive surgery. Video was so fascinating. I remember my, in Germany we called it compulsory civilian service, about 40 years ago in the fisceral surgery dept. in our hospital. It was always exciting to have a look into the human body and watch the skills of surgeons and later, of course, patients recover. Was a great time which touched me positive until present. Kind regards from Germany.

What is benefit for laparoscopic surgery and open surgery

Reminds me of feld dressing a deer. Funny how I approach it the same way!!!!

으아 전기 소작술이다..

Yellow = cancer ???? 아니지.. 내장지방이겠지.. 포화된 지방의 양을 보니 살이 많이 찐 체형인듯..

This hurts my butt watching it

she can work my anus any time

Just kill me.

Am a retired OR/RN and have never observed this particular procedure before.

Great video Big Thanks to all the Amazing Doctors,Nurses,and staff God Bless you all .I have Crohn’s disease I had to have a complete Large bowel and rectal removal with an ileostomy since I was 25years old I’m now 60years.This was incredible to watch.🙏🏻❤️

I hope your patient is a live and cancer free (wishing the best possible outcome for the patient). Take care.

Every Orifice I own is slammed shut.😳

Omg the donuts 😭

No me digan que eso es el fundillo? No mamesss

Is it normal to be so yellow ? Or is it too much fat ?

Are those yellow deposits the very famous visceral fat???

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Surgical nurse here. Great video, good commentary and excellent technique. Thanks for sharing!🇨🇦

As a layperson, I am in awe of the intricacies of the human body and how much knowledge it takes to become a surgeon, as well as the skills and the desire to strive for better methods and the dedication for optimal outcomes! Bless all of you who save peoples lives or give them a better quality of life, bless all of the doctors, nurses, technicians and support staff and the researchers behind the scenes! Your videos educate and give us a better appreciation of surgical procedures! Thank you!💕🙏🏼

Had a good friend who passed away from this.. I wish the FDA would give out all the cures for everything they have. This is pure evil why these people are letting others die when they have cures for different things

This is a great and informative video. What causes the inflammation of the intestine and can it be reversed without surgery? Thanks for posting!

I’m having this procedure done tomorrow and watching this helped put my nerves at ease a little bit. Pray for me 🙏🏼

My wife has had 3 colostomies for Chyrons disease. I had the 3rd as permanent.

Sure, I believe that, but Im gullable

Very nice presentation. Grateful for sharing this knowledge.

100% lies.