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Doctor Reacts To Viral SURGERY Videos &amp; Bonus Meme Review

how about you'd be surgery over here now these things we're over there and now this sir you guys have bombarded my comment section saying I should check out Michael Reeves video of how he built a surgical robot we're gonna react to it and throughout this video I'm gonna be answering some frequently asked questions about the da Vinci robot the Vinci Surgical System is the most advanced streamlined surgical experience for minimally invasive surgery I could build that [Music] hey how's everyone's global health crisis going this guy can build a DaVinci robot he's gonna get one of these golf claps let me tell you those da Vinci Surgery robotics rats or ripping hospitals off look at this two million dollars for one robot they could spend that on a couple hundred bandages are like one ambulance ride in the US we can build a better surgery robot for a lot less this sorry chasm here is heavy but it's true like if you look at an itemized bill from a hospital nothing makes sense a Tylenol dose is $50 a bandage like he said is a thousand but those numbers are so horribly inaccurate because what the insurance actually ends up paying to the hospital is a completely different story the biggest flaw in da Vinci's design is that it relies on these clunky slow robotic arms for movements say you're operating on a patient's foot you start screaming out in pain you got to get up to his face smack him a little bit making shut up I don't know if you guys saw my surgery simulator video but I literally was smacking my patient or weight slowly and they don't have any travel distance instead working about the surgical tools to a rail system that can move anywhere of an operating table time out I think the reason the da Vinci robot doesn't freely move around the patient is because you want it locked into place when you're doing a minimally invasive procedure you want it done in a specific area I mean like millimeters millimeters matter that's actually one of the selling points of these robotic machines is that they have a better range of motion than the human hand they also are more precise and when the surgeon actually looks inside with the camera they can see 10 X 2 magnification so they could be more accurate this is the homing sequence it figure out the bounds of the machine by measuring the amperage of the mode on the motors when they stop yeah you can make it you can make it do this maybe not as stable as you want it to be buddy yeah it's just a prototype can you imagine if you're getting wheeled into a surgery as a patient and the thing is just shaking all over them and the patient's like what that's what you're operating on doctor don't worry we're just calibrating the x and y-axes you'll be fine I wouldn't be scared it looks like it's handling small movements pretty well y-axis X okay it's not that bad it's fine LLL be fine we can probably just go ahead and make the final version all I'm thinking in the back of my head is imagined this is how the actual da Vinci robot was created like someone was just sitting and they were they were testing it with ten pound plates from the gym I'm gonna turn it on oh god oh boy okay for me I learned how to use a new iPhone app I get excited this guy created his own robot I got this VR hand tracking camera off of Amazon that works super goddamn well so you just take the hand coordinates from this pipe him in the surgery robot and bing-bang-boom Michael we need to connect and we need to do some kind of surgery simulator with this kind of VR technology we got to do something epic like we gotta perform surgery on a grape there on a peach no no on a nut how about you be surgery over here now this is you over there and now this is okay this is the most medically inaccurate part we don't just start doing surgeries on different parts of the body and that's why this whole concept is horribly flawed to begin with you didn't need to be able to operate on all different parts of the patient at the same time that's why the da Vinci has all these little arms and gadgets that move around at different angles because the area you want to go in then you want to have the flexibility to move around in that area but you don't want to be in the patient's kidney and then in the patient's brain the next second if you're doing that some shady stuff is going on unlike some other surgical systems we've run a gamut of tests to ensure our machine has power I'm gonna stab a pineapple mention the operation if you're gonna be operating on a patient you want it like to be if you move your your little finger like this it moves exactly like that because if it does anything more than that you're gonna be cutting into an artery patients not gonna do well insurance is gonna go up for you because you've done malpractice and it's really a solution or a equation for disaster what's the term that experiment was really fun but also really dangerous Michael if you watch this video please do not ever stick your hand in where there's a sharp moving around sporadically back and forth I was worried for your digits terms of usability in a hospital setting I'm gonna give it a two it might do really great in like the kids lab when you're trying to get them interested in The Da Vinci machine but they obviously can't play on a 2.6 million dollar machine but they can play on yours speaking of The Da Vinci machine I actually saw that clip that he said of the grape the performing surgery and I seen memes galore of it but I've never actually seen the grape video - red grape and preferred green look at that lighting system what kind of surgery is this do you think this is like a prostate byah oh they're doing a little flap on the grape is this in slow motion or is that how fast the machine goes I know minimally invasive surgery generally takes longer and the patient has to be under anesthesia longer sometimes that could make certain patients who want minimally invasive not good candidates if they can't be under anesthesia for a long time I've had patients ruled out for robotic surgery just cuz of that no are they skinny to grape oh that's good you know sometimes I do that with my teeth before I eat the grape these machines the little robots hands have such amazing range of motion it's better than our human hands and that's what makes this super special as a type of technology because when you have to go into tight areas into tight crevices you need really great range of motion and remember when you're looking at this with the naked eye it's hard to see where the skin begins and the grape ends it's like that reverse it where the grape begins and the skin ends so you wouldn't be able to do this but with that 10x magnification you can go in and really see the skin come off and be super accurate wait so that's it that's the whole viral grape video how did all the memes start lol equals laughing out loud TMI too much information beer B equals be right back ttyl talk to you later TDS o AG they did surgery great I'm gonna text my nephew let's see T I'm going to do all caps TD s o AG o my nephew incident you're not a question what I like you don't know what that means bro it means they did surgery on a great he's typing mad old did he just say mad you're mad and he just turned 16 he thinks as a tough guy now Tom Hanks they did surgery on a grape my beautiful wife was by my side throughout the whole surgery my rock this thing does not look like a grape this looks like a gummy character nurse you've been in a coma since 2012 patient they did did they finally disagree we can do the surgery you're going to die I thought I was next in line unfortunately grape gave it oh my god that's so funny I mean it's not funny it's dark but it it would never happen I want to answer some of the top questions that I get from patients when they are either considering getting robotic surgery or someone has recommended it to them and they're afraid who does the surgery the doctor or the robot the surgeons are controlling the robotic device a hundred a hundred percent what are the differences between robotic surgery and open surgery the difference between robotic surgery which is considered a minimally invasive surgery compared to open is generally faster recovery times less bleeding less side-effects patients actually spend less time in the hospital as a result basically you're making smaller incisions and at times you don't even need to make incisions obviously depending where the procedure is now not every patient is a candidate for robotic surgery or minimally invasive surgery so it needs to be discussed on an individual level but something's also keep in mind robotic surgery is really expensive even when compared to other minimally invasive surgeries are there any procedures where robotic surgery doesn't work there's absolutely procedures where robotic surgery doesn't work and we have to tailor that to each individual patient so when I have a patient that comes to me for a surgical clearance one of the questions the surgeons ask is the cardiac status of the patient comorbidities what is the patient taking medication wise all of these things are factored in in addition to the type of surgery that needs to be performed some surgeries just fare better as open surgeries than minimally invasive can any doctor or surgeon use a DaVinci machine any doctor or surgeon that's trained on a DaVinci machine can use it but you do need that level of training you can't just come on and start using it like Michael Reeves where you can come on and figure out how it works no it's more complicated that you absolutely need to be trained and certified we'll robotic surgical systems make doctors obsolete doctors are humans humans need to treat humans while there's certain things that we can allow the AI to do helped us better identify certain things on radiographic images help us find information faster they cannot replace the mandatory human connection when treating a patient or the results of surgeries conducted with da Vinci worth the cost this is one of the most important questions and why robotic surgery is actually a hotly contested subject remember you have two different options for minimally invasive laparoscopic and robotic robotic at times can be really expensive and not worth the benefit so where do we go from here ideally we want to lower the cost of these robotic surgeries so that they can replace laparoscopic procedures but not cost the healthcare system something like three to five billion dollars a year also there are certain things that can be happening in the near future where we can improve these systems and perhaps get the evidence to show that they're better than the laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery we'll see yo they did surgery on a grape no they did surgery on a grape that's why I sent you the acronym in 2018 they did surgery on a grape yeah what do you mean my latest memes videos absolutely hilarious it was quite nutty you'll get what I mean once you click on it or check out me playing minecraft I actually reviewed some Hospital builds at other Minecrafters mine asking gamers have created click here for that one and as always stay happy and healthy which one you're clicking [Music]

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