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You can listen to this episode by clicking here. Speaker 1 (00:00:01): All right, we’re going live everyone. I hope you we got some participants already logged on. This is great. Let me just start by saying hello to everyone. We are here with Dr. Igor Belyansky, one of my favorite, very talented surgeons. We […]

You can listen to this episode by clicking here. Speaker 1 (00:00): Oh, hello everyone. I’m finally getting my bearings. Happy Mother’s Day to all of you who either are mothers or have mothers, as we all do at some point of our life. And I got to spend some time with my mother today

You can listen to this episode by clicking here. Speaker 1 (00:00:00): And we’re live. Okay. Well, I’m live here. We’re live there. Yes. No, we’re still, Speaker 2 (00:00:07): Yes, I’m here. Okay. Speaker 1 (00:00:10): All right. Let’s get us off broadcast mode. Okay. We’re totally live. All right. Let me bring the

You can listen to this episode by clicking here. Speaker 1 (00:00): This is Dr. Shirin Towfigh. Let me share my screen real quick so you can see where we’re coming from. We are live, uh, with Dr. Gina Adrales. This is Hernia Talk Live. We are here every Sunday for one hour. We take

You can listen to this episode by clicking here. Dr. Shirin Towfigh (00:00): Welcome everyone to Hernia Talk. This is our live weekly session on Sunday nights This week we’re here with a lovely guest panelist, Dr. William Brown, who will be answering questions for us on inal hernias. So just that you know all

You can listen to this episode by clicking here. Speaker 1 (00:00:00): Good. So, let’s see. I hope, oh, people are, are coming on already. All right. This is Dr. Towfigh. Uh, let’s see. Oh, we have some familiar friends on this. I’m joined here today with Dr. Brian Jacob. He is a hernia specialist.

You can listen to this episode by clicking here. Speaker 1 (00:00:10): All right, everyone, I think we are live. This is Dr. Shirin Towfigh. I am a hernia surgeon, and during this pandemic, we are basically not operating, no elective surgeries. I know many of you also have questions. So I thought I’ll take