Look what was in this foot?! Dr. Nick Campitelli

Personally I think the Dr was a little rough !!

I thought most cysts grow back bc you have to extract the sack.

I had that in basic training

these videos crack me up. you use all these technical medical terms...but in the end, you are just popping a zit.

Wow, that was madness. It amazes me what comes out of the body. Never seen that before. Great video 👍

Doesn’t this cyst have a capsule internally? If so, you can open the hole slightly and remove capsule. Should prevent future recurrences if done properly.

Wow!

What causes a cystic bottom of your foot?

Wow! The way you were injecting that painkiller I bet you’d be great at injecting a marinade in an elk roast

dayyuumm WTF

Why not cut it open, remove the gunk, remove the "sac" from the foot then sew it up? Wouldn't that keep it from coming back? Or is that just a thing that will reoccur no matter if you remove everything or not?

Very interesting.

bro had strawberry jam in his foot

You couldn’t clean his foot before wrapping it?

Awesome 👏

Why aren't you taking out the sac so it doesn't come back? What is the point?

Don’t you have to get the sack

Por favor, en español, gracias, 😊

It so much just watching the injection lol lol lol

Excellent commentary using layman terms, so everyone can understand, learned a lot
Q, if it comes back after using a steroid, will your treatment be different, how and has it stopped it from reforming. Also what caused this in first place
Would love 2nd video if patient returns and if the treatment will be different as I cannot see patient coming back repeatedly with no change

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Hey sorry baby

Why did they have a ganglion cyst?

Don’t do that

This is really interesting. Thanks.

That needle going in was the worst part!!!

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Cool!!!

Very informative, thank you!

OUCH for the injection

Not taking the sack out it will always return.

Nice work🎉

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I have been told I have a cyst pressing on the ligament in my foot and eventually needs to be surgically removed and I would need a graft to repair where the ligament is damaged. When standing or walking for long periods I get a burning pain. I would like to know what I should expect after surgery. Will I be able to go back to playing sports like tennis and skiing.

We want to see the pop and squeeze!!

Does it not have a sac that could be taken out?

Thank you pastor for your dedication preaching God's word, not tickling our ears with smooth sayings. Vatican means =Divining Serpent, if the papacy does not approve of it's mother church called Satan's seat, it should change it's name, but it's ungodly character never changes.

Love how you bend the needle.

I wonder how many viewers had to stop the video to go barf?

Don’t you take out the sac?

Why didn’t you clean it off first before you put the dressing on just asking

Why didn't you clean up the blood on the foot before you bandaged it? Not good to avoid infection.

I had a sm. ganglion cyst on my finger, but, actually went to the OR. I was given a nerve block and anesthesia that made me 'out of it" Mine was tiny compared to this. I would not want to be aware of what is happening, and, wouldn't want it to be done in a Dr's. office.

Ive just discovered I have a Ganglion Inside my ankle. I had xrays and an ultrasound a week ago and will have an MRI next week. I have no idea how the ganglion will be accessed to drain it as its not on the outside like the one in this clip. 🤔
Its a very expensive condition to diagnose so I hope it can be dealt with easily.

Awesome job. I just wish you could do one without using a needle where you squeeze it all out that would be awesome if you can't though it's all good I just thought I'd throw it in there anyway awesome job

the forbidden jelly

I have a cyst on the side of my foot, but don't know if I can get it removed due to how difficult recovery would be since we use our feet everyday and putting pressure on it wpuld open stitches. Any suggestions?

The bloody fluid at the end reminded me of strawberry jelly

Someone here also asked if it had a sack, if so why wasn't it removed.? One would think a sack would allow it to fill up once again
Like one mention might have to return because it's filled up again. The point of using the needle to extract it, but not keen knowing it could return.

Dear Dr, please help assist i broke my left ankle in 2018, and if I send you a picture of it can you tell me if it's advisable to drain the fluid. Please can I email this too you. Recently fractured my 5th metatarsal, I spent 8 weeks in a boot, since then I have terrible severe excruciating pain please help.

That left a crater!