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All of your video is i feeeeeeeeeeel👽

It’s amazing to be able to make that choice. To think that he has the option to do neurosurgery and didn’t absolutely blows my mind. I’ve still (hopefully) got over 8 years of school left until I become a doctor (hopefully) and I would choose it in a second

I think you’re exaggerating the crude aspect just a tiny bit. Some of it is surprisingly rough around the edges, like tunnelling for shunts or difficult spinal reductions - but that’s the tip of the tip of the ice berg, virtually all of neurosurgery is exceedingly punishing for those who lack a gentle hand when you do even the most basic procedures, from a straight forward depressed skull fracture to an extradural haematoma. If you are left with an impression of crudeness in any part of neurosurgery you can be certain you’re dealing with a situation in which the person hasn’t considered the consequences fully.

its hardcore stuff i think you can summarize it like this, people who like it, are fine with it, it think its that easy

well, does not surprise me at all, guess i am not average

That's great, I didn't know anything about you until recently good to know. Thank you.

Do you know Jeffery Steinberg?

Another myth is work hours. I know plumbers, janitors and CEOs that work the same hours or more than I do as a neurosurgeon. How many hours you put in is basically your choice. For example, you can work solely for the VA 40 hours per week or you can have a practice working 80 hours per week.

The fact that neurosurgery patients have poor outcomes is a total myth. Every DBS patient and many spine patients are vastly improved after undergoing neurosurgery. In fact spine is probably the highest volume of neurosurgical cases in the world. People judge neurosurgery by neurosurgical trauma, bleeds and GBM which are a small proportion of neurosurgical patients.

85 to 90% of what neurosurgeons do is back and peripheral nerve surgery. There are like 5,500 neurosurgeons (not including residents and fellows) only about 400 primarily work on the brain and skull.

Orthopedic surgeons b hammerin' like a cave man with a club at a wooly mammoth...they have their reputation (as do all specialties)

you can explain orthopedic surgery as GROSS

How DARE you !!!!!! Neuro is precise

Why you didn't urology?

I had a brain/vascular issue that might have required surgery. I spoke to about a half dozen neurosurgeons and I didn't find any of them "badass." Instead, they were arrogant, egotistical, dismissive and a couple were downright rude. I understand that you have to have a lot of self-confidence in order to operate on someone's brain, but these guys were extreme. On the other hand, I also spoke with a few neurologists and found them to be compassionate, kind and more interested in me than themselves. In the end, I did find a neurosurgeon, but I had to go to Stanford Medical Center in California (I live in WA state). So, in my experience you have to go through a lot of neurosurgeons to find the right one. Or at least I did.

Great vid but the thing that makes us human is our soul not the brain.

A lot of people choose their specialties to feed their ego.
Do something that suits your personality,mental and physical stamina.

You missed a large part of neurosurgery. Spine and peripheral nerves are a huge part of the specialty with much better outcomes.

Kevin, you mentioned the workaholic hours in NS. Is it because they eagerly choose that schedule or that the number of spots for NS residency is so limited(low)? A NS colleague of mine(I am ER) told me candidly he thought the low # slots it is to maintain prestige.

Point of correction, Neurosurgeons live in the hospital.

how do you manage to do so many things, being a doctor, create all of this staff, could you give me some insight about it, by the way cool video, have a good one

I'm taking NS and I have 1 week left!

Bhaiya aap koi speciality to join karlo 😂har baar to chord hi dete ho

How did you do this whole video without using the word “spine” once? :)

Do one that says “why I didn’t derm”

How DARE this man use Tom Koracick over Derek Shepherd as the neuro representative!! 😂

Real talk and only answer: why I didn’t neurosurgery: STEP SCORES

For someone who wants to become a neurosurgeon heres my logic:
Theres too much emphasis on "coolness" and "not being crude"
Neurosurgeons save lives hitting the nail right on the head!
Say clipping an aneurysm or Deep brain stimulation etc etc !
Research is progressing rapidly any sort of big breakthrough could lead to a whole host of new neurosurgical surgeries/procedures opening up!

Does height affect being able to do surgery? Cuz I’m 6’5”

Ugh I hate research

Your all just a bunch of egomaniacs lol

a plastic surgery taking about orthopidic ?? Really ??
Man plastic is nothing about medicine..iam still a med student but ortho is a major surgery nothing like a plastic

I’m not a neurosurgeon but I’ve spent 5 months on neurosurgery rotations so far and I’m applying for neurosurgery, and in my experience I’d agree that the bread and butter of neurosurgery is fairly crude: we’re talking spine and head trauma, it’s a lot of big fast movements and popping skull caps off in a hurry. But I love that you can have that PLUS the fine intricate details of a skull base meningioma all in one day.

What's the best place to hide something from an orthopedic surgeon?

A book.

i like how he used tom koracick as an example

Neurosurgery is super glamorous and badass. I don''t have the energy for that or dedication. Props to those who do

Do you practice? I’ve visited your website and googled your name but can’t find your practice. Congratulations on your innovative concepts and outside of the box ideas to make a living with medical training

The editing 😂

Disclaimer:No orthopedicians are offended in this video

I never went to med school; of all things fisheries biology, but if I did it would have been a discipline of surgery. To hear that neurosurgery uses more of a "coarse" application of the skill set, shattered my ideology.

Kevin, join me in the OR anytime, and I’d be happy to show you how beautiful, intricate, and delicate our surgeries can be. We don’t do “crude.” ☝🏻🙂

I've heard that Neurosurgery has the highest rate of depression and suicide among all surgical professions, due to the constant negative outcomes. As you say, they also have a great sense of humor... perhaps it's a coping mechanism to deal with the negativity. A friend of mine switched from neurosurgery to hand surgery, for 2.5 reasons: positive outcomes and subsequently affecting patients' lives in a productive way, and a more regular schedule (not being called in the middle of the night).

Isn't the Neuro ICU now handled by Neuro Critical Care Doctors instead of Neurosurgeons ?

Cos you're weak!

I like how even in the smartest circles, like a room full of doctors, there's stereotypes about who's the dumb one, like bro, NONE OF YOU are dumb 😂😂 it's funny tho

Psychologically, you might find that some neurosurgeons keep a good sense of humour and relaxed demenaour amongst peers to try and offset the stress and negativity that occurs with poor or negative outcomes in patients. A coping mechanism perhaps to help process this. I've seen this before in other specialities, especially pre-hospital medicine and emergency medicine, cracking dark jokes and keeping things lighter than they are in reality.

"good luck" lol

Please can u give your opinion on ct surgery
That would be veeeeery helpfull 🙏🙏

you look like you made meme videos about reddit stereotypes about medicine

Finally neurosurgery is tough field and the only port to it in my opinion is loving neuroscience and surgery together.