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This one stopped me in my tracks. It looks like pi This one stopped me in my tracks. It looks like pimples on a skull… but bone doesn’t get acne. These rock-hard growths are not random, and when you connect the skull to what’s happening elsewhere in the body, the pattern becomes impossible to ignore. Real medical case. Real diagnostic thinking. What do you think is going on?

#Medicine #MedicalEducation #Healthcare #Radiology #neurosurgery
She was 38 when the entire left side of her body s She was 38 when the entire left side of her body suddenly stopped working. She collapsed at home. What happened next may have saved her life. Her security camera captured the exact moment her stroke began, giving doctors the critical timing they needed to treat her quickly. In stroke care, minutes matter. Stroke can happen at any age. Recognizing the signs and acting fast can change everything.

#Health #Technology #StrokeAwareness #BrainHealth #EmergencyCare
This looks impossible but it saved a life. A brea This looks impossible but it saved a life.

A breathing tube placed through the eye socket.

This isn’t routine medicine. It’s what happens when anatomy is changed by cancer surgery or trauma and every second matters. When the usual paths aren’t available, doctors have to recognize what is possible fast.

Rare. Extreme. And incredibly precise.

Terrifying… or incredible?

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A patient shows up with fevers and an unusual find A patient shows up with fevers and an unusual finding inside the skull that doesn’t fit any familiar pattern. Imaging raised more questions than answers, and the story reaches back decades to make sense of it. This is how doctors think through rare, unexpected findings when the images don’t match what they’re used to seeing.

#MedicalMystery #Neurosurgery #BrainImaging #Medicine #Science
This is a real and uncomfortable healthcare gap. I This is a real and uncomfortable healthcare gap. In rare cases, people living with severe obesity (class 3) need medical imaging and hospital machines simply cannot accommodate them. When that happens, options become limited, transfers get complicated, and care is delayed. This is not about blame or bodies. It is about whether our healthcare system is built to serve everyone who needs it. Obesity is common. Access to care should be too.

#obesity #healthcare #medicaleducation #DoctorsOfInstagram #PublicHealth
Using your hands to take someone from constant fea Using your hands to take someone from constant fear to relief is one of the most powerful parts of being a neurosurgeon. A real brain aneurysm treated with precision, control, and modern technique. Watching danger disappear and a life move forward again is why this work matters.

#Neurosurgery #BrainAneurysm #MedicalEducation #SurgeryLife #Healthcare
This was supposed to be a routine exam. Doctors we This was supposed to be a routine exam. Doctors were checking blood flow in a man’s leg with a handheld Doppler. Instead of just a pulse, the device started playing music. Not static. Not interference. Actual music. It only happened on him, and it happened with every machine. Medicine has a way of surprising you when you least expect it. Turn the sound on.
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We have robots, navigation, and imaging that looks We have robots, navigation, and imaging that looks unreal.
But the most powerful tool in surgery still isn’t a machine.
This is a classic technique that reminds you why experience, touch, and judgment still matter.
Technology helps. But the human element decides.

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A real case that comes down to judgment under pres A real case that comes down to judgment under pressure. One irreversible moment. No pause button. This is why experience, restraint, and decision making matter more than anything else. Put yourself in that room and ask what truly matters.

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