00:00Brain eating amoeba, free-living amoeba, these people have brain infection which is called Meningo Encephalitis, Bugranulomatis, Amoebic Encephalitis etc.
00:13These people are uncommon, but they are not very rare.
00:20They are not very rare, they are not very rare.
00:30They are not very rare, but they are not very rare.
00:39The mortality rate is as high as 95-96%.
00:43Amoebic Meningo Encephalitis is high.
00:47These organisms are very rare, but they are not very rare.
00:54Normally, they are very rare, they are very rare, they are very rare, they are very rare, they are very rare, they are very rare.
01:03They are very rare, but they are very rare in the case of the water exposure.
01:08So they are very rare, they are very rare.
01:14They are very rare in the case of the water tank, they are not very rare.
01:21So, they are very rare in the water tank.
01:29So, when the exposure comes to the swimming pool, the swimming pool does not have proper chlorinate,
01:35but there is no chance to have that.
01:38If the water is higher than the water level,
01:44the water is very humid climatic, the organisms will proliferate.
01:50to be like swimming, not to be able to swim, or not to be able to swim, or just to be able to swim and also to be able to swim or not to swim.
02:06Then they mainly go to the brain.
02:12In the form of a breast cancer, it can be overwhelmed and phyt.
02:19In the form of a granuloma, the brain has become paralysis and convulsions.
02:28This can be a great symptom.
02:34The diagnosis is a different process, because the microscope is very different,
02:42and the identification of the brain is missing.
02:49The brain and cerebral spinal fluid,
02:56In this case, there are molecular diagnostics,
03:01and there are PCR organisms.
03:04In this case, at least in our hospital,
03:07it is not available in the hospital.
03:12In India, there are two or three centres available in India.
03:17However, in this case,
03:19it is not available in the hospital.
03:23It is available in the hospital,
03:26and this is available in the hospital.
03:29In other cases,
03:31we have had a lot of patients
03:33in the hospital.
03:37But we have had a lot of patients
03:40who have had a lot of patients
03:43who have been hospitalized,
03:46so that we have a lot of patients
03:51In this case, we have been able to inject the patient's brain into the ventricle, which is called intrathecal therapy, which is called intrathecal therapy, which is called intrathecal therapy.
04:21What do you need to do with Sankraman?
04:24Usually Sankraman has a lot of blood.
04:27Okay.
04:28I would like to say,
04:30when you have a lot of blood,
04:32you have a lot of blood.
04:35When you have a lot of blood,
04:38you have a lot of blood,
04:40and you have a lot of blood.
04:45You have a lot of blood.
04:53You have a lot of blood.
04:56But you have to find out what is the best option.
05:00Well, you can have a lot of blood.
05:05You can have a lot of blood.
05:08You can have blood.
05:13If you have some root need, you can use it as a cell.
05:20Okay.
05:23Let me ask the question about you, the brain eating animal.
05:31Where does brain eating affect?
05:33It adds brain into the cell.
05:39This is a protozoa disease. It is a nigleria fowlery boleecty organism which is a protozoa.
06:04This is a paponde. It is a prostitute. There are same horrid.
06:19There are these main crops, tombs, swimming pools etc.
06:26When its farming is sediments, the local organizations are being used.
06:32So many people have covered the soil when the soil is covered and when the sediment is covered,
06:38when the soil is covered, the soil is covered, the soil is covered.
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