Webinar Series 1: Meningiomas

Webinar Series 1: Meningiomas brought to you by the Medical Student Neurosurgery Training Center.
Webinar Series 1: Meningiomas
Join Dr. Isaac Yang from UCLA Department of Neurosurgery to learn more about meningiomas.
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[@KarenHighcastle]

I am a 67 yo female with an incidental meningioma, 2.9 cm tumor on the right lateral cerebellum. I lost balance twice and fell to the ground with unsteady balance for a month or so. I will have a right subocciptal craniotomy on Aug 12. I enjoyed your lecture. You said some funny things I will always remember. Thank you for making it easy for me to understand.

[@BrainSpineGroup]

Glad you found the lecture entertaining and useful - we hope you're recovering well from your procedure! Check us out LIVE every Tuesday & Thursday at 12 Noon EST for more!

[@collettebrynes1075]

I had my brain surgey to remove my meningioma 18 months ago I was ready to go back to work after 6 weeks ❤

[@farbodniazi6504]

Fantastic video! Very well explained

[@BrainSpineGroup]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!

[@skatersnoopy]

Fantastic lecturer!!! Thank you Dr. Yang

[@BrainSpineGroup]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@collettebrynes1075]

Wow the detail is amazing

[@SpiffyHeart-vc8kb]

Dr. Yang….i am in the midst of trying to get seen by a Neurologist in Michigan. I had 3cm, one 18 years ago. I need MRI with contrast to see if my symptoms are a returned meningioma. I’m WORKING on it! I just moved here from Ecuador…and am struggling to learn this medical system😵‍💫
However…are you descendant of the Hmong? I worked with the Yang and Vang clans many, many years ago in Wisconsin!

[@neslihangroll9232]

Please not embryology!!! Literally groaning from Germany :) Thanks a lot, super explained, you make it very interesting.

[@BrainSpineGroup]

Sorry! We completely understand HaHa - Glad you enjoyed the video!