There used to be an old saw, back in the Nineteenth Century or so, among doctors about operations: “See one. Do one. Teach one.”
That was back before antibiotics (heck! even before the germ theory became accepted, thank you, Dr. Pasteur) when going from amputating a limb off one injured soldier on the battlefield to the next in the same bloodied gown was considered not only safe but efficient.
That reminded me of being wheeled down the hall to the operating room for my quadruple bypass, more than 20 years ago. The drugs they gave me before were very calming.
baddawg1989 about 2 months ago
Mr. Gerg feels so relieved after hearing that…because he just wet the bed. ;-)
Leroy about 2 months ago
Oh no, not the Diet Coke & Mentos enema again!!
momofalex7 about 2 months ago
Just what you need before surgery, nurses with a sick sense of humor.
TStyle78 about 2 months ago
So we know what we are doing. YouTubers are experts.
John Lustig (Last Kiss) creator about 2 months ago
Well that certainly makes me feel better. Go ahead and cut!
klbdds about 2 months ago
I watched a YouTube video of cochlear implant surgery b4 my operation. Didn’t phase me. Now I can hear or be completely deaf when I want.
dbrucepm about 2 months ago
maybe he should have gone to a Tik Tok Doc
nosirrom about 2 months ago
And the light hardly ever comes on when we play Operation.
wirepunchr about 2 months ago
AND they stayed at a Holiday Express® last night.
Dobie Premium Member about 2 months ago
“But before we start your anesthesia, watch us do this TikTok dance, also one of the nurses juggles scalpels! It’ll be a hoot!”
jbduncan about 2 months ago
Or, we did this surgery once just last year!
Bob Blumenfeld about 2 months ago
There used to be an old saw, back in the Nineteenth Century or so, among doctors about operations: “See one. Do one. Teach one.”
That was back before antibiotics (heck! even before the germ theory became accepted, thank you, Dr. Pasteur) when going from amputating a limb off one injured soldier on the battlefield to the next in the same bloodied gown was considered not only safe but efficient.
HarryLime Premium Member about 2 months ago
That reminded me of being wheeled down the hall to the operating room for my quadruple bypass, more than 20 years ago. The drugs they gave me before were very calming.
Frank Burns Eats Worms about 2 months ago
This is not standard operating procedure.
s_krumpe about 2 months ago
sadly, this really happened and the patient didn’t make it. 2017 in South Carolina
P51Strega about 2 months ago
What a couple of cut-ups. But, hey, it’s not brain surgery… oh wait, yes it is.
Doug K about 2 months ago
And as we’re doing the procedure, we’ll have the video up and running,
IWannaBeLerxst about 2 months ago
When I had a surgery (elective/non-life-threatening) I was an absolute puddle. Probably the biggest nerve-bag they’d ever had. But I survived it…
davewhamond creator about 2 months ago
It’s more disconcerting when they are watching the actual YouTube video as they perform the operation. “Shoot, now we have to wait for these ads.”
Impkins Premium Member about 2 months ago
Bleeb. Find the release quickly and get him out of there before he finds out they were watching a Beavis and Butthead cartoon!!!!!!!! :)
the lost wizard about 2 months ago
We think that we’ve figured out what we did wrong last time. :)
Mike Baldwin creator about 2 months ago
Ha! Try to relax, we get paid no matter what the outcome.
Jml58 about 2 months ago
Did they read the comments on that video?
wildlandwaters about 2 months ago
youtube is amazing… I learned how to do open heart surgery!… (now I just gotta find someone who I can practice on… any takers out there??)
eb110americana about 2 months ago
Sorry, my insurance doesn’t cover ad-free YouTube Premium.
geese28 about 2 months ago
“2 or 3 times”? Must be experts now
sobrown51 about 2 months ago
Which is it? Two….. or Three… times Makes a difference.