Kenichi T. Miyata, MD - General Surgeon

Kenichi T. Miyata, MD - General Surgeon General Surgeon

Happy Independence Day!Bitcoin is the modern day revolution. Educate yourselves before you and the people that rely on y...
07/04/2025

Happy Independence Day!
Bitcoin is the modern day revolution. Educate yourselves before you and the people that rely on you for financial security get left behind.
is going to skyrocket in value in the near future. A massive supply crunch is incoming, institutional and nation demand is surging, and mass adoption is happening. All while the dollar plummets in value every day (it has had 10% basement in 2025 alone thanks to uncontrolled money printing).
I’ve been trying to educate people since Bitcoin was $9000. It’s more than 10X that in 8 years. It’s still early but not for much longer. What are you waiting for?
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Comment the correct answer. #🥴
01/28/2025

Comment the correct answer.
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.Finally!!! Bitcoin breaks out over $100,000!!! This is just the beginning. I’ll post again when breaks $250,000 then ...
12/05/2024

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Finally!!! Bitcoin breaks out over $100,000!!! This is just the beginning. I’ll post again when breaks $250,000 then $500,000 then $1,000,000. ETA is less than five years for 1M.
I’ve tried to educate people about it and maybe less than 1% of them took my recommendation to actually learn about crypto and invest in it. Those people are enjoying massive gains while the doubters continue to make non-sensical arguments against it, despite saying the same gibberish every time Bitcoin hits a new all time high while clutching their quickly debasing fiat #🤷‍♂️
I’ve said it before: Bitcoin is an IQ test. And… it’s still early. This is just the beginning!
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.Gallbae for President!!!Today is Election Day in the US!!! Looks like I am neck and neck with DJT! Here are my running...
11/05/2024

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Gallbae for President!!!
Today is Election Day in the US!!! Looks like I am neck and neck with DJT! Here are my running points to hopefully push me past him on this critical day.

.What is this? Comment your guesses. The first person to correctly comment what this is might win a bitcoin. ...
10/05/2024

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What is this? Comment your guesses. The first person to correctly comment what this is might win a bitcoin.

.This patient is extremely memorable because she is only patient I’ve had to do CPR on during surgery. She had an extrem...
08/08/2024

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This patient is extremely memorable because she is only patient I’ve had to do CPR on during surgery. She had an extreme vasovagal response to anesthesia and pneumoperitoneum during laparoscopic cholecystectomy. I had just insufflated her abdominal cavity when i heard the anesthesiologist rustling around behind the drape. He told me the blood pressure was dropping so we immediately released all the gas (to take pressure out of the abdominal cavity that might be restricting venous blood return to the heart) and put her in Trendelenburg position. After injecting the usual medications for this scenario (fluid bolus and ephedrine), the patient did not respond and her blood pressure dropped and she went into asystole. So I did chest compressions while Code Team was called in. The anesthesiologist brought her back and her vitals returned to normal.
She was extubated, was alert, and speaking normally. She was taken to the local ER for a check up and was discharged the next morning.
Four years later, her gallbladder was still bothering her so she wanted to try again. She only trusted me and my anesthesiologist to do her surgery. I had a discussion with Dr. G, and he felt comfortable doing her anesthesia as he said he will use glycopyrrolate this time, to minimize the risk of her having a severe vasovagal response again.
She underwent a routine lap chole with no problems with anesthesia this time and went home the same day. She did great and is very grateful!

.Someone was giving a commencement speech at a reputable university. He told the students to keep an open mind and learn...
05/08/2024

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Someone was giving a commencement speech at a reputable university. He told the students to keep an open mind and learn about . They booed him lol.
It’s crazy that the generation that needs the most, doesn’t embrace it. The younger generation is getting screwed multiple ways with the insane housing prices, rent prices, inflation, etc., which will only get worse due to the government printing trillions of dollars out of thin air to support criminals and other countries. Bitcoin is their way out of that downward spiral but they’re booing someone trying to educate them about it!!! !!!
Bitcoin is the hardest asset you can have. It is extremely scarce. Demand for it is skyrocketing as institutional money is flowing in. It is different from all other assets since it cannot be created out of thin air (like fiat currency) or manipulated like gold/ diamonds.
Keeping your money in fiat is like watching an ice cube melt. Unlimited money printing depreciates the value of it. Banks are going bankrupt. Everyone has felt the effects of inflation as their money doesn’t go nearly as far as it did just five years ago. It’s insanity that more people haven’t bothered to learn about and how it is their best chance of becoming financially secure from the collapsing system.
I’ve been trying to educate my followers about bitcoin for several years. Some people that listened have been able to pay off hundreds of thousands of dollars of medical school debt. Others are well positioned to benefit from the upcoming pump. Don’t be left behind!!! If you do, don’t complain about being stuck in the same financial downward spiral we’re all in right now.

.I tried to post the video of the contents of the previous post’s yuge indirect inguinal hernia sac but it was taken dow...
05/08/2024

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I tried to post the video of the contents of the previous post’s yuge indirect inguinal hernia sac but it was taken down my ig bc they consider it nooditty.
This is the third surgical post they’ve taken down for the same reason in the past two weeks.
Ig has also disabled my livestream ability so I haven’t been able to do any real time surgeries for you guys.
Ig sucks so I will be posting most of my surgery content on my yoo toobe channel so please cl1ck on the l1nk in my bio and subscribe! Once I figure out how to do livestreams on my yoo toobe channel, I’ll be doing them all on there.

.Happy Halvening Day! Today, the amount of that is rewarded to bitcoin miners that maintain the gets cut in half. It...
04/19/2024

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Happy Halvening Day!
Today, the amount of that is rewarded to bitcoin miners that maintain the gets cut in half.
It is incredible that lay people are still completely oblivious to the crumbling fiat system that they are so accustomed to. The dollar bills in your pocket and bank accounts are becoming less and less valuable due to the government printing trillions of dollars out of thin air to fund foreign wars, protect criminals, give free housing and food vouchers and healthcare to illegal immigrants, and to keep the homeless homeless. Your money is like a melting ice cube. Your $20 doesn’t go nearly as far as it did just five years ago.
is becoming more and more relevant as people start to wake up about the fundamental problems with fiat currency. Bitcoin is the hardest asset out there and cannot be as easily manipulated like traditional assets such as gold and silver and diamonds. As demand for bitcoin skyrockets and the availability of it decreases, the price will follow basic economic principles and skyrocket in value.
The halvening event will not cause the price to skyrocket

.Answer to previous post’s diagnosis quiz.The purpose of these two posts is to demonstrate how you can use basic medical...
03/21/2024

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Answer to previous post’s diagnosis quiz.
The purpose of these two posts is to demonstrate how you can use basic medical knowledge and observation skills to immediately know a lot of someone’s medical history.
This patient has an obvious left lower quadrant colostomy that was created through a peri-umbilical and lower midline incision. Most patients with a LLQ colostomy would have had some type of abdominal trauma, or complicated diverticulitis, that required emergency surgery. You can guess that the scars in his left upper quadrant were from stab wounds but those are from a prior lipoma removal and scratch marks. The only clue that would suggest the LUQ scars are not traumatic wounds is that his midline incision doesn’t go higher towards the xiphoid process. If this patient had a penetrating injury in the LUQ, his spleen would likely have been injured and his midline incision would be all the way up and down to get enough exposure to the all four quadrants.
This patient had perforated diverticulitis that required sigmoidectomy with a Hartmann’s pouch and end colostomy. You can deduce that the location of his diverticulitis was in the sigmoid because his ostomy is in the LLQ, and the sigmoid is the most common location for diverticulosis/ itis.
He came to see me because you can see there is a bulge around the base of his ostomy. A CT confirmed that he has a large parastomal hernia. This is when the hole in the abdominal wall around the colostomy gets too large. This allows other thjngs to herniate out. Treatment of these is very tricky because there is a high risk of recurrence.
Luckily for this patient, he is a candidate for reversal of the colostomy. So he will have a laparoscopic surgery to take down his end colostomy and hook it back up the Hartmann’s pouch (his re**al stump). Then the abdominal wall defect can be repaired primarily.
Another possible thing he could have had was colon cancer or some type of colon issue. However, colon cancer is usually discovered before an emergency situation (large bowel obstruction or hemorrhage) so his colon would likely have been reconnected after removing the diseased segment of colon with no colostomy.

.What’s the diagnosis? Comment your answer.It is amazing how much you can know about someone’s medical history just by l...
03/19/2024

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What’s the diagnosis? Comment your answer.
It is amazing how much you can know about someone’s medical history just by looking at one photograph. Use all the clues in this photo to explain what happened in the past and what the issue he saw me for.
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