Lisa
4/18/2020 07:13:29 pm
Did you get the path report yet? I want to know what it actually was.
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Carlo Oller
4/22/2020 12:44:53 pm
I have not, and it happened few months back so I can't recall the patient's ID so that I can look it up. However, if it was to end up being something BAD, I would have gotten a letter from the pathologist.
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Toni
4/18/2020 08:29:11 pm
Can't wait to find out the results from patho! This was a most relaxing video.
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Brenda English
4/18/2020 10:57:23 pm
Hi Dr O. Thank you for sharing this video. I found it very interesting. Really wanted to know if you ever answered the covid questions on your blog. I asked one of them. Still struggling with what to tell my emergency contact my wishes if I get covid and it goes bad. Need to decide on using an vent or having them just let me die.
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Debbie
4/18/2020 11:03:43 pm
Oh dear, I pray that you would try the ventilator for a while if needed. A lot of people are surviving. Please leave it up to your power of attorney or closest family member to decide what's best for you if you become unresponsive. Praying for you. ❤🙏
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Carlo Oller
4/22/2020 12:48:24 pm
Brenda...why would't you consider ventilator if needed? I certainly would do it. There is an ER doctor that got sick with COVID and had to be intubated 3 different times, just last week she was discharged from the hospital! So unless you have many comorbidities, or severe lung disease you always have a chance of surviving.
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Debbie Beardsley
4/18/2020 11:06:06 pm
Dr.O., Hello! I very much enjoyed your excellent educational video of the skin lesion excision. Will you please share the path report when received? This lesion looked very suspicious. Thank you,Xander God Bless!
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Kim
4/21/2020 12:24:07 am
Oh my gosh! That was gruesome! Loved it! Looked like a peach pit too me!! Are you going to do a follow-up on the pathology?! Keep up the food work and stay safe!!
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jivan rayamajhi
4/25/2020 07:23:56 am
Ear fungal
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Jacqueline
4/26/2020 08:46:40 pm
Hi Dr. Carlo, I’m so glad to see you posting procedures again. I like how kind and thoughtful you are with the patient. And when you have people in training with you it’s obvious you have a talent for teaching. Be safe!
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Kathryn
10/11/2020 11:46:49 pm
I'm curious. The skin on the inside of the split looked very fresh and even, but there were areas on the inside of the skin that looked damaged and rough. Why didn't you clean that up before suturing?
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