There are so many individuals who have been stricken down with cancer in this current day and age, most specifically prostate cancer. Dr Samadi, a world-renowned specialist who was originally born in Iran, has made it his mission to battle this crippling and ugly disease through unique regimens and treatments. Most know of his successes through the use of robotic surgery on patients who have been stricken by this dreaded disease.
Prostate cancer mostly strikes men in their middle age and later years. The symptoms may consist of painful urination, an increased frequency of urination and diminished sexual energy. The mortality rate is getting lower every year as researchers and physicians such as this renowned and very committed surgeon are coming up with new and innovative methods of battling this dreaded disease.
This doctor immigrated from Iran and Asia at an extremely young age. He was actually born a Jew in Iran and had to flee the country with a brother after an invasion. He left his parents and little sister behind. Both he and his brother went to school in England and Belgium before finally moving to America. There, they finished high school and both boys continued on with their educations to become highly regarded physicians.
Samadi attended Stony Brook University, Montefiore Medical Center, and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine before starting his career. His brother went on to become a well respected ear, nose and throat doctor while he struck out on his own and specialized in prostate and similar surgeries.
This dedicated physician has assisted more than 6,000 patients with getting on with their lives - lives they probably would not have had were it not for his successful surgeries. He is most well known and credited for his SMART system. This stands for Samadi Modified Robotic Treatment and is the use of his advanced robotic technology in performing these noninvasive surgeries. It is very popular as it does not involve a long recovery time, there is very little pain involved, very little blood is lost, and there is minimal scarring. Even celebrities have used his services. The success rate of his operations is about 90%.
This committed doctor is now working as an oncologist at the famous Lenox Hill Hospital. There he is also the Chief over the Robotic Surgery Department and the Chairman of the Urology Department. He also works part-time as both a radio commentator for a medical segment of a well known radio station in New York and correspondent for FOX news medical department.
Individuals who would like more background and updates on this well-known doctor can follow him on his personal blog. Here he answers health and well being questions of the general public and posts articles on everything from dieting to the various forms of cancer. His blog covers many more issues than just prostate cancer and he publishes continuously to update his followers on what is going on in the medical arena.
This physician's story is even more inspiring in that he came from humble beginnings but took his intelligence, motivation and drive and turned it into something wonderful. The lives he has saved are numerous and the patients grateful for his contributions to medical science. His life work and passion will continue to have ongoing effects on the medical world.
Prostate cancer mostly strikes men in their middle age and later years. The symptoms may consist of painful urination, an increased frequency of urination and diminished sexual energy. The mortality rate is getting lower every year as researchers and physicians such as this renowned and very committed surgeon are coming up with new and innovative methods of battling this dreaded disease.
This doctor immigrated from Iran and Asia at an extremely young age. He was actually born a Jew in Iran and had to flee the country with a brother after an invasion. He left his parents and little sister behind. Both he and his brother went to school in England and Belgium before finally moving to America. There, they finished high school and both boys continued on with their educations to become highly regarded physicians.
Samadi attended Stony Brook University, Montefiore Medical Center, and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine before starting his career. His brother went on to become a well respected ear, nose and throat doctor while he struck out on his own and specialized in prostate and similar surgeries.
This dedicated physician has assisted more than 6,000 patients with getting on with their lives - lives they probably would not have had were it not for his successful surgeries. He is most well known and credited for his SMART system. This stands for Samadi Modified Robotic Treatment and is the use of his advanced robotic technology in performing these noninvasive surgeries. It is very popular as it does not involve a long recovery time, there is very little pain involved, very little blood is lost, and there is minimal scarring. Even celebrities have used his services. The success rate of his operations is about 90%.
This committed doctor is now working as an oncologist at the famous Lenox Hill Hospital. There he is also the Chief over the Robotic Surgery Department and the Chairman of the Urology Department. He also works part-time as both a radio commentator for a medical segment of a well known radio station in New York and correspondent for FOX news medical department.
Individuals who would like more background and updates on this well-known doctor can follow him on his personal blog. Here he answers health and well being questions of the general public and posts articles on everything from dieting to the various forms of cancer. His blog covers many more issues than just prostate cancer and he publishes continuously to update his followers on what is going on in the medical arena.
This physician's story is even more inspiring in that he came from humble beginnings but took his intelligence, motivation and drive and turned it into something wonderful. The lives he has saved are numerous and the patients grateful for his contributions to medical science. His life work and passion will continue to have ongoing effects on the medical world.
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