Dr. Daniel A. Popowich

08/14/2025

Starting now, I am offering a “members” section for my channel. On top of showing more complete, exclusive videos here, I will also make myself available for questions and answers, case discussions, explanations, video review and more.

This is not meant to be assistance with clinical decision making, but an adjunct to our surgical learning and enhancing our skill sets. This is meant for lay people with questions about conditions or techniques, students and trainees, and experienced surgeons. If you think that this could be helpful to you and your practice, please sign up! Link below and in comments.

https://m.youtube.com/sponsor_channel/UCM_F9k-50-bSThQJ1GVkVGQ?noapp=1 -sheet

08/13/2025

Over the years I’ve received some pretty cool gifts from patients. Many very thoughtful. These I find amazing. They really look like me. Minus the thing around my shoulders. I think that thing is for listening to the chest or something. Etsy

07/30/2025

Thank you!

07/29/2025

Excellent patient handouts on colorectal disease from the American Society of Colorectal Surgeons

07/29/2025

Looking for excellent patient related content for colorectal diseases and other information? Check this out from The American Society of Colon and Re**al Surgeons - ASCRS

View this file, and add comments too.

07/28/2025

Use this QR code to access my surgical video library. This includes all things colon, hernia, gallbladder and more! Many are narrated and annotated. Perfect for the lay person looking to understand what happens in the OR. For student and resident trainees as well as for experienced surgeons. Enjoy!
Link in bio and comments as well!

07/26/2025

5am running. 40lb weight vest. Filmed with my
https://youtube.com/shorts/BZaEYah5tEY?feature=share

06/11/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HxJeqdeUQ/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Although Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month has come and gone, our work is far from over. continues—because early detection doesn’t follow a calendar.

More than 1 in 25 Americans will develop colorectal cancer in their lifetime. It remains one of the deadliest cancers in the U.S.—but also one of the most preventable.

Routine screenings can detect cancer early or stop it before it starts by removing polyps. When caught early, colorectal cancer is highly treatable—and lives are saved.

🔗 Learn more about colorectal cancer and the importance of screenings: https://bit.ly/4dHfFyT

05/24/2025

I’m doing my part preparing for the on 6/8. I am raising money for the (westchester). Would really appreciate any donations. Link in comments

05/11/2025

Got my Earl Grey tea and ready for some speed mentoring.

05/10/2025

Full house (outside the scope of my camera lens) for session on the Wild West of robotic colorectal surgery.

05/10/2025

Starting in a few hours. Get to show case some of the “crazy” things we conceptualize we can do with robotic technology. All in the efforts of providing better care for our patients. Catholic Health St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center The American Society of Colon and Re**al Surgeons - ASCRS