1PM Dr. Lederman Discusses Various Treatments for Cancer

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 4 (02:17):
Welcome everybody. It's the Radio Surgery Show with Doctor Gil Leiderman, MD,
New York's only Harvard trained, Triple Board certified radiation oncologist
who brings you the latest cancer treatment news, interviewing world
renowned cancer experts, delving to special cases, and of course
answering your questions. I'm Rob Redstone, broadcasting from the WR

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Studios in the heart of New York City, and now
please welcome doctor Leaderman.

Speaker 3 (02:48):
Thank you Rob, and thank you Noah, and thank you
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innovative care and learn what's going on in other hospitals
and facilities around the world. And how do we know that. Well,
I go to work every day, see patients every day,
I get histories, and then I take my paper and
pencil and come here to the radio station and talk
to you. Every day. This is what I do every day.
And I want to talk about first of all, radiation medicines.

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Sometimes people think radiation is just for cancer, and traditionally
it has been for cancer in some circles. That's not
true worldwide. There are other reasons besides cancer to use radiation.
So really it's the field of radiation medicine. And like
you see our name, our name is radiosurgery in New York.

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It means focusing the radiation beam on the area of concern.
It can be a cancer, whether it's a breast cancer
or a lung cancer, or lymphanode cancer, or pancreas or
liver or bladder. And the beautiful thing about radiation is
in general there's no cutting and no bleeding and no hospitals.

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We can send in beams from thousands of angles, and
we have equipment and devices. Actually we're first in the
Western Hemisphere, first one to perform stereotactic body radiosurgery. Allows
us to treat tumors or cancers or anything in fact
anywhere in the body, not invasively, but much more precisely.
Many places still to this day and historically every place

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just send a glob of radiation to an area where
the cancer was and hoped that the cancer would get
enough treatment and hope that the healthy tissue wouldn't be
damaged so much to make side effects. So what's so
revolutionary about radio surgery the work that we first performed
first in America body radiosurgery, Well, we were able to

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make a stereotactic frame, a frame of the body to
hold the body in a precise position. We're able then
to computerize the body, find the cancer's position, the shape
and scope of the cancer, the x, y z coordinates
of the cancer, as well as the body, and as
well as the stereotactic frame, and then send thousands of
beams in to attack the cancer. And the best of

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my knowledge, were the only ones with Actually this precise
stereotactic frame in use today, in use every day for
the last decades, to allow us to focus and treat cancers,
benign tumors, and also things that are not tumors and
are not cancers. That's part of radiation medicine. So what

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am I alluding to. I'm alluding to the fact that historically,
thousands of people over decades have been treated for diseases
like arthritis and plantrofasciitis. Arthritis can be of the knees,
the hips, the hands, elsewhere. Arthritis can affect most any joint,

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and many people have gone through all kinds of medicines
and creams and arthroscopic surgery, and then when that's all fail,
they're asked to go through often joint replacements, to have
a hip replacement or knee replacement or whatever. And there's
lots of people who just do not want to go

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through that radical surgery. Some people don't want to be
laid up, some people don't have the money for it.
Some people don't want to be in the hospital. Some
people don't want to go through rehabs. Some people don't
want to give up a part of their body that
God gave them for example, the knee or the hip,
or whoever, the elbow or the shoulder, and to do
a replacement. And so there's been a large gap between

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the usual treatments pills and creams and injections and physical
therapy and weight reduction all the way to the end,
which is joint replacement. And now we're able to offer
to you, and we have an extensive experience, and there
is an extensive experience over decades with thousands of patients
treated to treat arthritis, painful hips and painful knees, and

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painful hands, painful elbows and painful shoulders. And they say
decades of experience with high success rate. Nothing's one hundred percent,
but the success rate is often up to eighty percent,
and we often see that success quite rapidly. Another indication
is planter fasciitis. So proportionality, there's about thirty million Americans

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who have arthritisthritis are the hips, the knees, the hands,
the elbows or shoulders, etc. There's about two million Americans
who have severe pain in the heel, which is most
commonly plant or fasciitis. And we can do tests, for example,
ultrasounds or MRIs, we show that inflammation in the heel,
well show the planter fasciitis where the joints. We often

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will get X rays or MRIs. We of course like
MRIs which are the most precise. Not everyone wants to
get an MRI, but we often encourage that in blood
tests to try to document the extent of the disease,
whether it's arthritis plantofasciadis. And we have extensive experience and
just for example, a family member's trainer of young woman,

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she's of Russian origin, attractive woman, very athletic, runs and
jogs and jumps, and there's all kinds of things that
physically active people do. And she has severe incapacitating planter fasciitis,
so severe it's hard for her to walk. And she
tried all kinds of things, even things that are so

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called questionable, such as stem cell injections, and they didn't help.
The creams and ointments and physical therapy didn't help. In fact,
physical therapy, she's a very active person. Maybe like Hussein
Bold Hussein, both the world's fastest man, had planter fasciadis
and received radiation, perhaps allowing him to maintain being the

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world's fastest man. He won gold double gold medals in
three consecutive sets of Olympics, meaning over eight years he
performed the world's fastest man. Hussein Bolt from Jamaica, and
I know Jamaicans are very proud. All the world's very
proud and happy about him, such a great spirit. He

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received radiation for his planter fasciitis. But there's many, many
more people with arthritis of various joints, the hands, the elbows,
the shoulders, the knees, the hips, who just are suffering,
but they do not want to go through joint replacement.
So we started this program and I was just about
to talk about plantar fasciitis and this woman of Russian descent,

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and she, after the first treatment has already had relief
of her pain and suffering, which has been quite interesting.
She's not alone. Many people have very quick relief of
pain and suffering from arthritis and plantar fasciaidis. And this
is the work that we do that's totally in a
way unrelated to cancer and unrelated to benign tumors, for example,

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meningiomas and acoustic neuromas and pituitary tumors in the brain.
But tumors we also have a very high success rate,
high success rate with no cutting and no bleeding, so
this woman is exceedingly happy after a first treatment. And
these treatments are low dose radiation, so they're very safe radiation.
We've had no side effects after after performing many treatments

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on many patients, we've had no side effects. That's what
we'd expect, no side effects for a treatment of low
dose radiation for arthritis or plantar fasciitis. That can be
used for other diseases as well, for example, dubatrons contractures,
which are a contractor in the hands that are often
treated by invasive surgery. And we have a patient right

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now who came to me with dubatrens contractors and we've
got an MRI of his hand just to document that.
And he also not only has dubatrons, but he also
has arthritis in that same part of his hand, so
he may have a double benefit both from dubatrons and
from arthritis. And this is the work we do. Many

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Speaker 4 (17:04):
Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Redstone here with doctor Gil Leiderman at the WR Studios
in the hearts.

Speaker 1 (17:11):
Of New York City.

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Were just a few steps from the radio surgery in
New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street.
Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer non invasively.
He was the first in New York with fractionated brain
radio surgery, and he's the first in America and in
the Western Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also
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free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.

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I want to talk about a gentleman. He's well known
to you all. I believe he's known ASBO seven. Well,
it used to be double O seven. He's now down to.

Speaker 7 (17:46):
Four.

Speaker 3 (17:47):
And he's a man named Ralph, and he's on a
video that we've made. He's known to me for more
than twenty about twenty one years. Twenty one years ago
he came to me with a very interesting story. He
had a PSA that went from one to two to
three and his doctor told him, Hey, good news, your

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PSA is only three. Nothing to do. You're okay. And
Ralph was very diligent and very smart and very athletic
by the way, said hey doc, my psa was tripled.
It's tripled, and I've learned that if it triples, it's
a worrisome sign. And the Dutch said, oh my god,

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you're right. And so Ralph said, I want to get
a biopsy, and the doctor said, hey, you're right. And
so we have a patient who actually knew more than
his doctor, and a lot of our patients know more
than their doctor. And that's a good thing. That's really
why we're here on the radio. So, because his PSA

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went from one to two to three, because Ralph was
very methodical and kept track of all his information, he
got a biopsy and had cancer. He had a cancer.
And then his doctor said, well you've got the cancer. Ralph,
you were right. Your PSA went from one to two
to three. You were right. Now I'm going to send
you for surgery. And then Ralph said to the doctor, doctor,

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I don't want surgery. I understand with surgery there's a
high rate of damage to my body, a high rate
of impotence up to ninety seven percent. I understand there's
a high rate of leakage up to eighty percent. I
don't want to be leaking urine. And I understand with
surgery it's like when a plumber cuts out part of

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a pipe, they have to bring the pipe ends together
to make the pipe work, and when they do that,
they shorten the pipe. Ralph said, I don't want to
be cut on. I don't want to be shortened. I
don't want to be leaking. I don't want to be impotent.
And this is a man by the way, for the
last forty years. During one of the strikes of transit

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the nineteen eighties, he started riding his bike from Brooklyn
to Manhattan and back every day to work. So he'd
ride his bike about twenty thirty forty miles every day,
and he does that on weekend's holidays, almost every day
unless it's totally inclement weather. So he's in great shape.
And he just wanted to keep his body intact. And

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he didn't want his body damaged by radical surgery. And
he knew that with radical or robotic surgery for his prostate,
he could be irrepulatly damaged and he'd be a different Rauf.
And he didn't want to be a different Ralph. He
just wanted to be a Rauf that was cancer free.
And he knew us very well by the radio, just
like you may know us and know me by the radio.

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And he came to me, and I remember the day
we met. He came to me. He was working at
con Edison. He came to me and we talked about
a situation. We talked about all the options. We talked
about local, regional systemic combination, multi modality therapy, even no therapy.
And he was adamant. He wanted to get the cancer
taken care of. He wanted our technique. He looked at

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our data and he understands our data. He understands the options,
and he chose our treatment more than twenty years ago. Wow,
and he was treated. I remember him vividly. He would
ride his bike in from Brooklyn. It was quite an task.
He was about fifty seven fifty six seven years old then,

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which is not normal. Most men were coming from Brooklyn
on the subway or driving or whatever. He would be
biking in. And the biking gave him an excellent body,
excellent function, fully intact. He's an active man and thoughtful man.
And well, his PSA has gone down, and well we
used to call him double O seven because his PSA

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had gone down to zero point zero seven, and that
was great. And now it's even greater. His position's been
replaced and he's now double oh four, zero point zero four,
and he's fully intact. He's sexually functionals urinus functional. You're
in his totally normal. He still rides his bikes ten

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twenty thirty forty miles a day. He has a beautiful girlfriend,
a beautiful life, a beautiful family. And he came this week.
He came with a gift for his doctor, which is
really unnecessary and thoughtful and kind of him. And he's
very grateful that we took care of him almost now

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twenty one years ago. And this is the work that
we do every day for a man who's very special,
but in fact we do it for most every man.
He just expresses himself in a very effusive way, and
it's beautiful. This is what we do. And we're so
proud to have offered him treatment, and we're so proud

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that his cancer is gone zero points zero four. It's
been that way for twenty years, with a good quality
of life. That's why we encourage men, if you don't
know what your PSA is, to come and get checked out.
Men who don't get checked out have a much higher
death rate. Men who do get checked out have a

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much lower death rate. So coming in get checked out
for your prostate may well help save your life, save
your quality of life, extend your life. And this is
the work we do. There's data now from Europe looking
at men who get checked out versus don't get checked out,
and there's a much higher rate of dying if you
don't get checked out and a much lower rate of

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dying if you do get checked out. So there's proof
of that, there's documentation of that. It's worthwhile. If you
don't know your PSA, you don't know what it is,
or you're not sure it's being properly cared for, it's
another reason to come in. Have men came in this week,
his PSA was nine normal PSAs four and no one
ever told him his PSASA is prostatic specific antigen. No

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one ever told him his PSA was more than double
the recommended level to get a biopsy. And again, you
don't don't have to have a PSA of four. Ralph
had a PSA of three with a PSA velocity that
had tripled over a short period of time. So there's
lots of issues. Physical exams, blood tests, MRIs and other

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testing that are important to help provide information for a
man and his loved one about prostate issues, prostate health,
and prostate cancer. A woman who was bear nine years ago.
She was sent to me by a surgeon in Manhattan.
Now most women with breast cancer, people who have breast
cancer was called an admiral carsnome or a ductal cancer. Well,

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this woman had a phyloides cancer. It was a phyloitis
cancer of the breast. Phyloides cancer is the cancer of
the structure, not the glands, not the milk ducts, but
actually the supportive tissues of the breast. So she had
a phyloitus cancer nine years ago and she wanted our treatment.
Her surgeon and her medical doctors center here and we

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offered that treatment. Her term was two point eight centimeters
and we stayed dropped to make sure it hadn't traveled.
She came with her daughter again nine years ago. She
was born in Dominican Republic, she had three daughters. And
examined her. She had to surmass in the breast two
point eight centimeters phyloides negative spread of the cancer. We

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treated her and she's now cancer free nine years later.
Many women that come to us, don't want to have
surgery on the breast or don't want to have lumpectomy,
and many women don't even want to have chemotherapy. It's
very common in most facilities to offer surgery or insist
on surgery and chemo or systemic therapy, and many women

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are just adamant that they don't want to lose their breast.
When I came to New York nearly forty years ago,
in my practice, ninety percent of the women kept their breast.
At the big hospitals, ninety seven percent of the women
were losing their breast. So there's a big legacy at
some of the big hospitals to remove the breast ninety

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seven percent years ago, and some of the biggest hospitals, well,
in my practice, ninety percent of women were keeping their breast,
so there's huge differences in care. We have information to
provide you. We have DVDs and booklets about breast cancer.
If you haven't had a mammogram recently, it's time to
get checked out. There's three reasons why people come to us,

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maybe even more. Number one is to see what their
health is. They're not sure, they want to come in
and get checked out. Whether it's for breast our, lung our,
prostate or bladder or other tumors, or even arthritis, plantifasciitis, dubatrons.
So there's lots of reasons people come in. And then

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there's other people who come in. They've been treated and
they're not satisfied with the treatment, whether the treatment is
for cancer or tumors, whether they've had chemo or radiation
or surgery and it just hasn't work. They're getting worse.
It's always best to meet in person to review records,
possibly get new and better tests. Many people I find

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do not get the best test elsewhere. We try to
get the most informative tests available and provide that information
to the patient. I can tell you about ninety percent
of time when we see patients who can tell patients
information about them and their health that they never knew themselves.
So there's lots of reasons to meet in person. And

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then of course the third group are people that have
been through treatment. They're getting treatment elsewhere and it hasn't worked,
and they want to get some new ideas that seem
to be hidden from them elsewhere. My name is doctor Liederman,
New York's only board certified Triple Board certified radiation doctor
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Speaker 8 (27:58):
It's Johnny Braggs talking state cancer. Twenty years ago. I
came to doctor Leederman with prostate cancer. It was serious.
My stepfather died days after prostate surgery. My uncle never
recovered from prostate surgery. I came to doctor Leederman with
prostate cancer and high PSA. Doctor Leederman explained all options,

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shared his and comparison results. I trusted doctor Liederman twenty
years ago. Today I trust doctor Leederman even more. My
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of life is great. You can trust doctor Leederman too,
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Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Redstone here with doctor Gil Liederman at the Double Studios
in the hearts of New York City. Were just a
few steps from the Radio Surgery in New York Cancer
Treatment Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman,
the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He
was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery,

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and he's the first in America and in the Western
Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Liederman at two and two choices for a free informative
booklet and DVD. Hey doctor Liederman, We're back.

Speaker 3 (30:27):
We are back. I want to talk about a man
who came to me years ago. He had a PSA
seven point eight PSAs prostatic specific enigen. He had an MRI.
We like to get MRIs and men with prostate issues
or prostate cancer. There's a scale from one to five
pirate MRI. Pyrad one means it's almost totally normal, MRI

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pirate five means it's almost definitely cancer. And we've seen everything.
Of course, we've seen people with py red one who
who don't have benign but have cancer. We see people
with pirate five who don't have cancer. So anything's possible.
That's why we like to get a biopsy. Some men
don't want to get a biopsy, but it's really important
to know exactly what's going on. The MRI is not

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adequate to tell a man what whether he has cancer
or not, and where the cancer is and what type
of cancer. So this is a man who had a
PI red five. That's how it looked at the microscope
under the MRI pi red five. Then he had a biopsy.
He was Gleason seven. And there's two ways to have
Gleason seven three plus four equals seven and four plus

(31:32):
three equals seven. The four plus three is considered more
aggressive because the first number is the dominant number, So
four plus three four, the higher Gleason number is more dominant,
more dangerous than three plus four, even though they're both
gleasing seven. And he had twelve cores and four of
the twelve were positive. And when I examined him, he

(31:53):
had a big nodule in the pros study was the
stage T two B and he received a radiation with
our unique program here and he's been doing great. His
PSA went down to zero. And I saw him recently.
His PSA was zero point zero one, which was great,
and he was complaining that he was urinating a lot,
and he was concerned that something was wrong with his
prostate or his body. So he came back and got

(32:16):
checked up, and we found out that his PSA was
zero point zero one, which was fantastic. But he has
diabetes which has not been taken care of by his
other doctors. His glucose was two hundred and thirty. Normal
glucose should be about eighty, so his glucose was almost

(32:36):
three hundred percent elevated. Ae C reflects how the glucose
is over about a three month period it should be
five and a half. This was seven point four. And
he also had a urinary track infection, so he had
two reasons to have frequent urination. He had a very
high glucose. When you have a very high glucose, it

(32:57):
tends to make the urine flow out because this the
sugar just sucks out the urine. And we have high glucose,
you also tend to get infections. So we took care
of the infection and we send him back to his
doctors and help take care of his glucose. But overall
his PSA is zero point zero one. We did tests,
his bladder as fine, as process fine. So you need

(33:19):
to take care of your whole body. And that's what
we talk about. We talk about the whole body. That's
why so many patients learn things when they come here.
They learn a lot about their body by coming. I
will tell you ninety percent of the patients who come
here learned things about their body. Like this man. He
didn't know about his diabetes, he didn't know about his infection,
and luckily he knows about his cancer. And his cancer

(33:40):
is zero point one. It's in remission years after treatment,
and that means most likely it will never come back.
And in fact, ninety percent of our patients we've treated
nine thousand men for cure for prostate cancer, ninety percent
are in remission, doing great. And that's what we do.
That's what we like. We have booklets about prostate cancer.

(34:00):
We actually have a brand new booklet to provide you.
You're welcome to pick that up if you want to
come by thirteen to eighty four Broadway. We can also
send it to you if you want. There's a brand
new booklet about prosday cancer. It's a new DVD about
prostate cancer. There's lots of information. It's always best to
meet in person. I tell that you it's so important

(34:23):
to be able to speak to the doctor and for
us to speak to the patient. And one more thing
I'll tell you. Often people go elsewhere they think they're
seeing a doctor, but they're not. So it's so often
I say, oh, I saw a doctor Smith, and then
I try to find doctor Smith, but it's not doctor Smith.
Doctor Smith's not a doctor. And so often elsewhere, especially
in big hospitals, when you go see a doctor, it's

(34:44):
often an assistant of some sort, not the doctor. In
my view, the patients get a lot better care when
they see the board certified doctor than to see some assistant.
And I want to tell you one more thing, and
that is that we're live on the radio, and you
can call us right now hundred three two one zero
seven ten about your cancer question or thritus question or

(35:06):
plannified fashiatus question, or a brain tumor question, and call
us at one eight hundred three two one zero seven ten.
One eight hundred three two one zero seven ten. Now
I will put your call right through and I'll try
to answer it on the air. Nothing to be embarrassed about.
You're welcome to call one eight hundred three two one
zero seven ten. And meanwhile, we said i'd introduced myself,

(35:28):
and I want to do that. My name is doctor
Gil Liederman. I was born and raised in Waterloo, Iowa.
Went to public school, University MD at twenty five, real
medical doctor twenty five, like my wonderful brother, doctor Ted Liederman,
MD at twenty five, and like doctor Ariel Leederman, my son,
MDA twenty five. There's three Mdleaderman's doctor Liederman's all mds

(35:49):
at twenty five. Ariel Leaderman is here at Radio City,
New York. Board certified, trained at some of the most
illustrious places across the country, from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Board certified. He's loved by his patients. He's thorough, he's thoughtful,
he's caring, he's compassionate, and patients and their families love him.

(36:09):
Staff love him, and they're lucky to have doctor Ril
Leader miss or doctor Board Certified MD. Here for you.
I went on after MDA twenty five to University of
Chicago Michael Reese, trained in internal medicine, took care of
thousands of patients with medical conditions. Then went on to
Harvard Medical School, trained at the prestigious Dana Farber Cancer Institute,

(36:33):
trained for years thousands of patients, remained on the staff,
and then went on at Harvard Medical School to the
Joint Center for Radiation Therapy, trained for years three more
years overall nine years, board certified, the only Harvard trained
Triple Board certified Cancer doctor Radiation Cancer, New York. Here
for you, and you're welcome to come. We do accept

(36:57):
most insurance as Medicare, Medicaid, easy to come. We have
a lot of information that we can send you, or
you can come to her office and pick it up
or go online at rs nytorg, So lots of ways
you get information, but the best way to meet about
your particular situation is to meet in person. What about

(37:19):
a woman, beautiful woman, forty eight years old, born in
New York City. She had tremendous deformity of her face.
She came in years ago with a mask over her face,
and she took up the mask and she had severe
deformity of her face. She had a tumor called emilioblastoma.
So we take care of lots of tumors and lots
of diseases, and because we see so many patients, we

(37:42):
have lots of experience not only with common diseases, but
rare diseases. So this is a tumor of the tissues
of the teeth, and they started growing and deformed her
whole jaw and teeth and gums and mandible. Doctors wanted
to remove her mandible tea through loose Now when she

(38:02):
came to me and she was deformed, beautiful woman, she
is a talented woman as a musician. She's a mother
of three, and her social life and her life and
her appearance were totally destroyed by this tumor. And then
she went to surgeons at the super duper Big General,

(38:23):
and they just wanted to remove much of her mouth.
I can imagine how a beautiful forty eight year old
woman would be when they removed her mandible and lots
of her mouth and teeth and gums, and they gave
her no options, even though she went to the super
poop pooper scooper of places. And then she heard about
doctor Liederman. She came here years ago and we treated her,

(38:47):
and we treated her non invasively with no cutting and
no bleeding, for benign but totally deforming disease called emilioblastoma.
And we take care of many people with rare tumors
and rare cancers like her. This is the work we do.
And now she's in remission. She's had no side effects
from the treatment. Her mandible and this mass is returned

(39:10):
to normal. We've done scans to prove that, and she's
now out and about, she's dating, she's carrying on. She's
now finally living her life without a mask, without hiding,
and that's the work we do for rare or common
tumors and cancers. Might want to give us a coffee wish?
Two and two choices it's always best to meet in person.

(39:35):
My name is doctor Liederman, and I when I talk
about a gentleman's born in Dominican Republic. He's fifty three
years old. He's married with four children. He's an airplane mechanic,
and he came with a very high risk factor. As
PSA was thirteen, then went up to fourteen point ninety seven.
He had a biops she's showing glease in seven cancer

(39:56):
said multiple issues. He had a high PSA PSA, a
rising high PSA velocity and a high Gleason score Gleasons
coores how the cancer's under the microscope, and he had
an advanced cancer when I examined him, a nodular prostate
STAHT two C. He was born in Dominican Republic, who's married.

(40:18):
He worked for one of the big airlines as a
mechanic on Boeing and air Bluss airplanes. He had a
sister with breast cancer. And I should tell you also
that he's a Hispanic man who came from the Caribbean area,
and there's lots of cancer in the Caribbean area. So
it came to me years ago, years ago, six years

(40:38):
out from this high PSAPSA fourteen high Gleason score and
now he is in remission, doing well, and I shall stay.
He came from Charlotte, North Carolina, so people come from
around the world and around the country for care her
because our results are on my view better and I
can show you data. You can see the actual data

(41:00):
when you come here, and I show it to every
man with prosta cancer and every patient who comes by.
We learned about the data together so that you can
understand why to make the big trip to come here
where we've treated forty thousand patients over decades. You know,
we talk about another man with prosta cancer who just

(41:21):
came to be seventy two years old, born in New Jersey,
and his PSA is going up from three point one
to eight last year and now he's on finesteride. He
had so much symptoms as doctor put him on finesteride,
and finestrite is a medicine that artificially lowers the PSA.
So his PSA was still eight, but in fact on finestride,

(41:43):
that means the PSA is really equal to sixteen. So
he has a very high PSA velocity from three to
eight to sixteen. He has lots of symptoms. He had tumor.
He had a pyrid five, So pyrid five is how
the prostate looks under the MRI. There was tumor right
going right through the capsule, right into the neurobundo. He

(42:07):
was having lots of symptoms, urinating three times a night.
Daytime urination was every twenty minutes. He had leak each
he had urgency, and you can wonder why the heck
hasn't he had care and he's been seen by other
doctors and not had any treatment. So he pursued other

(42:29):
interests and options, and then he came here, and this
is the work we do. I shall also tell you
that he has a first degree relative. His father had
prostate cancer, and having a first degree relative increases the
chance of dying of prostate cancer by about seventy percent,
So he has a lot of risk factors. That's why
so many people come here. Whether you have risk factors

(42:50):
or not. I should tell you that, yes, his father
had prostate cancer. But only about ten percent of people
with cancer have family members, so the most common thing
is that you don't have a family member, but you
have cancer. Lots of people tell me, oh, I never
thought I would have cancer. No one my family has cancer.
Well that's normal. Most people ninety percent with cancer do

(43:13):
not have a family member with that kind of cancer.
So what happened to him? Let it not happen to you.
If you have symptoms urinating high PSA, nodular prostate abnormal MRI,
abnormal PSA, abnormal biopsy, it's time to come in here.
And if you don't know what you have, that's the

(43:33):
bigger reason to come in to get checked out, to
learn what you have. And we know that men who
get checked out have a much greater chance of being
cancer free. This is the work we do every day.
We have lots of information to share with you. Give
us a call at two and two choices, two and
two choices. It's always best to meet in person. My

(43:54):
name is doctor Liederman. Thank you. We'll be right back.

Speaker 9 (43:57):
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be a bad way? Did you know that you've got choices? Conductor?
They don't mean today, you want to choices is a
much bad way to want too? Choices, Conductor, they don't

(44:22):
mean today. Did you know that you've got choices?

Speaker 3 (44:30):
That there can.

Speaker 9 (44:31):
Be a bad way? Did you know that you've got choices, Conductor,
they don't mean today. To want to choices is a
much bad way to want too choices. Conductor, THEA don't

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mean today.

Speaker 3 (44:55):
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If you're suffering from planter fasciatus arthritis in knees, hips, hands,
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Speaker 4 (45:58):
Welcome back to the radio ser This is Rob Redstone
here with doctor Gil Liederman at the WR studios in
the hearts of New York City, were just a few
steps from the radio surgery in New York Cancer Treatment
Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the
leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer, not in Basically, he
was the first in New York with fractionated brain radio surgery,

(46:19):
and he's the first in America and in the Western
Hemisphere with body radio surgery. You can also call doctor
Liderman at two and two choices for a free informative
booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back.

Speaker 3 (46:31):
We are back. I want to talk about a man,
wonderful man. I've treated him ten years ago. He had
a lung cancer in his left lung. He was a smoker.
He did not want to have surgery elsewhere. They wanted
to remove his lung. He just did not want to
have removal of his lungth or ecotomy and remove the
lung or part of the lung. His lung surgeon did

(46:52):
not tell Hi about any options. You told him you
had to have that surgery, and he learned, like you're
learning right now, that you don't have to have luck
lung surgery to treat lung cancer. And he came to
me ten years ago and we treated his lung cancer
and he's done great. He's ten years cancer free, doing great.
He was a smoker, and sad to say, now ten

(47:14):
years later he has another smoking related disease, and that
is bladder cancer. And he saw this time a bladder
surgeon a urologist. Before he had a lung cancer, he
saw lung surgeon who told him he had to have surgery.
Now he's seeing a bladder surgeon, a urologist who told
him he had to have surgery for his bladder. And

(47:38):
he kind of heard that story before you have to
have surgery. The first thing he does is pick up
the phone called two and two choices and comes here,
and we staged him up, and we staged him up
and elsewhere they never staged him up. The surgeon just
wanted to cut out the bladder. And I can tell
you that removing the bladder is a pretty difficult thing
for the patient to accept. Never yearn it again. For

(47:59):
a man loses all urinary and sexual control. Woman, of course,
loses urinary control. Neither men nor women really like to
have their bladder removed. So many men and women that
I know have come here with bladder cancer with high success.
And the treatment is very successful for treating bladder non invasively,

(48:21):
with no cutting and no bleeding. So he came to
me and we treated his bladder. He wanted his bladder
treated first. He wanted no chemo, no surgery, only radiosurgery.
And we treated his bladder and he went back to
that same neurologist that wanted to cut out the bladder,
and the giroll just told him, Oh, what a terrible
person doctor Liederman is. He said, terrible. He's going to

(48:42):
treat your bladder with radiation. That's crazy. And then he
looked inside. The same surgeon who said all those bad
things about me, looked inside the bladder and then he
was shocked. He said, but doctor Liederman's treatment worked. All
the cancer's gone, and I think he started to eat
his words. And the patient then came to me and said,

(49:03):
I just want to tell you about that surgeon that
wanted to remove my bladder. He looked inside and he
found that all the cancer was gone, and well, then
I said, hey, let's do another test, is to make
sure that he's right. And we did a scan of
his entire body and we found in fact that yes,
all that mass, the mass in and around the bladder
was gone after our treatment only no cutting, no surgery,

(49:29):
no chemo, only focused radio surgery. And remember when he
came to us, we had found that the cancer traveled
to the lung. The surgeant wanted to remove the bladder
even without looking at the rest of the body. We
like to know, and I think most patients like to
know where is the cancer. In my view, there's two
things you should know when you have a cancer. You

(49:49):
should know what you have and you should know where
is it. Why do we fear cancer? We fear cancer
because cancer can travel, can kill us, and that's certainty.
To want to remove the bladder, well, why would the
surgeon want to do surgery without looking? Why do you think, Well,
he can tell me if you want. I won't tell you,

(50:09):
but I know you can speculate, and you're pretty smart.
And so now he's in complete remission with no cutting,
no bleeding, he's urinating normally, his sex life is normal,
he's urinating normally, and now, he said, doctor Liederman, I
want you to treat the cancer travel to the lung.
We treated the left lung ten years ago for lung cancer.

(50:30):
This is a cancer on the right side that's not
a lung cancer, but a cancer that's traveled to the lung.
So when something's traveled to the lung, it's not called
a lung cancer, it's called a metastasis to the lung.
So it's a metastasis from the bladder to the lung.
And now he's receiving treatment. We expect the same high
success rate for him with just a few treatments. And

(50:50):
this is the work that we do every day at
Radio Serty, New York. In fact, there's two nodules in
the lung now and we're treating both nodules and at
that time all the cancer that we can see that's
evident is gone. He does not want chemo, he does
not want surgery. He loves radio surgery. Now we've treated

(51:10):
four areas, one in the right lung, to and the
left lung and the bladder. And he's doing great, and
he's so happy he came to Radio Surgery New York
for his care. He's so happy. He told that lung surgeon.
No lung surgery ten years ago, and he's so happy.
He told the eurologists, no bladder surgery. Recently, he's in

(51:33):
complete remission from both sites that we treated. I'm talking
about a man when I talk about people from around
the world. This is a man who came from Morocco.
He came a decade ago. He's fifty eight years old
from Morocco. He's widdowed with three children. His PSA was
going up, up, up, went to eight point five six.
He had a glease in seven cancer. He had twelve

(51:54):
needles in the prostate. Six of the twelve showed cancer
and he was treated. He had knocked one was waking
up twice a night. Knock means night and uri means urine,
so noctoria means he was urinating at nighttime twice at night.
He offered Who's offered medicines, which he accepted. His weight
was one seventy five is five foot eleven. He had

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never smoked, never drank alcohol. He on exam had a
large prostate and this is the work we do. It
was a large boggy prostate T one c gleason six
PSA five point eighty six could excuse me. Gleason seven.
Gleason seven PSA five point eighty six. He treated ten

(52:37):
years ago and he's now cancer free, doing great. This
is the work that we do every day at thirteen
eighty four Broadway, and I have lots of information to share
with you. You can call us for the new booklet.
There's a brand new booklet about prostate cancer and you
should look at that. A lot of new information in
that booklet. So please, if you're interested in prostate give

(52:57):
us a call. It's a brand new booklet with all
new information. And I want to talk about a patient
from Montana. It was very close to me. This is
a patient who came to me twenty two years ago
with a brain cancer and he was told that he
would be dead in six months. He had a ranch
in Montana, he had two corvettes, he had a beautiful family,

(53:22):
and he went around all over major hospitals around America
and finally someone told him, hey, go see doctor Liederman.
He was told he had six months to live and
was really sad. He sold his corvettes and gave up
his life because everyone told him he's going to be dead.
And he came to me twenty two years ago to
treat his high grade brain tumor and received treatment with

(53:47):
radiosurgery only. And then he came back twenty years later,
still cancer free, with a prostate cancer. Was unable to
yeurin it. He was unable to yearnate. He had a
catheter in his bladder was holding four hundred ccs. He
couldn't urinate well now And this is a note from

(54:08):
his wife, Janet said, once again, we can't thank you
enough for your amazing treatment of his brain and his prostate.
March will be twenty two years a million thanks or
not even enough for what you've done for our family.
We hope you're doing well. His urine is fine, his
brain is fine. He's doing great. He's cancer free. His
brain cancers in remission twenty two years later, prostate cancer same.

(54:33):
This is the work we do. Thank you Ernie and
Janet for your beautiful letter and thoughts. Give us a call.
My name is doctor Liederman. God bless you. Two and
two choices two and two two four six forty two
thirty seven.

Speaker 4 (54:47):
Tuning into the Radio Surgery Hour with Doctor Giliderman and myself.
If you have questions before next week's show or want
a free informative booklet DVD. Just contact doctor Liederman at
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Speaker 2 (55:24):
For cancer treatment. Most prefer effective, non invasive, well tolerated,
outpatient therapy. That's doctor Liederman. The radio surgery pioneer's goal too.
Doctor Liederman is first in America, first in New York,
First for you with body radiosurgery. Doctor Liederman hits your
cancer with no cutting, no bleeding. Doctor Liederman has decades
of experience with primary and metastatic large or small cancers

(55:47):
from head to toe cancer treatment with possibly a second
chance for you. Meet doctor Liderman to hit the cancer.
He's New York's only Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation oncologist.
Call two one two choices to one two choices to
meet doctor Liderman for a fresh second opinion. Most insurances Medicare,
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Call two one two choices two one two choices.

Speaker 3 (56:17):
Prostate cancer very common men's cancer worldwide will double by
twenty forty. Thirty five thousand men die here annually from
prostate cancer. What to Do It's doctor Leiderman with new news.
New data reveals testing reduces prostate cancer death by twenty percent.
Men's skipping testing have forty five percent more death from

(56:39):
prostate cancer. What to do? Come for prostate cancer screening
at Radio Surgery in New York with doctor Liederman. Easy
to save lives, reduce prostate cancer death, possibly yours or
your loved one. How visit Doctor Liederman thirteen eighty four
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