00:00Hello, everyone. Welcome to Dr. Inileka.
00:04This is June 8th.
00:07What is brain tumor?
00:09We are going to talk about brain tumor.
00:12We are going to talk about this topic.
00:14We are going to talk about this topic.
00:16We are going to talk about Dr. Navas.
00:20Hello, Dr. Inileka.
00:30We are going to talk about brain tumor.
00:35What is brain tumor?
00:38We have two more brain tumor.
00:43I have metastatic, primary.
00:46What is the primary?
00:48It is a brain cause.
00:50Metastatic is not the brain cause.
00:55In the early days, the cancer has been affected by the main cancer in the brain.
01:03Primary brain tumors are metastary brain tumors.
01:10This is the World Brain Tumor Day, June 8.
01:17Primary brain tumors are the WHO.
01:24The 2 types are the same as we have in the patient's pastDoes.
01:31In the experimental type, as they have in the common eyes,
01:34the glioma, meningioma.
01:37Or are the same ones as the pituitary, hormones.
01:42This is the leukemia.
01:45In WHO, the tumor is the greater grade.
01:49That is a potential, a potential, a benign or malignant
01:54That is a cancer type, a cancer allot type
01:57That is a grade, grade 1 to 4 is a brain tumor
02:02Grade 1 and 2 is a benign, that is a cancerous type
02:06Grade 3 and 4 is a cancerous type, malignant type
02:10Any specific or non-specific
02:15That is, there are several areas of brain and function
02:19Then when the tumor comes to a cell, it will take care of the doctor
02:24Now, there is a very small area of brain, a tumor
02:30That is the motor area, that is the opposite side
02:33The brain has a very small area of brain
02:36The tumor has a very small area of brain
02:42The brain has a very small area of brain
02:46That is the same as the body
02:49Now, we are doing a lot of things, the human being
02:51Comprehensible, the human being
02:54The human being, the human being
02:57The human being, the human being
02:59The human being, the human being
03:02personality, character changes, personality differences
03:05social behavior
03:07are the same
03:09specific
03:11when the back is the body
03:13the tumor is in the body
03:14we can see the body
03:16the body is in the body
03:19not specific
03:21brain tumor is the first time
03:23the body is in the body
03:25the body is in the body
03:27the body is in the body
03:29There is no pressure on the brain tumor and pressure on the brain.
03:38Every brain tumor has no brain tumor.
03:43There is a new onset.
03:45There is no brain tumor.
03:48This is an author type.
03:49Every person has a brain tumor.
03:52This is a doctor.
03:56There is no brain tumor.
04:00The brain tumor is a brain electrical circuit.
04:05The brain tumor is a short circuit.
04:08After conduction, the brain tumor is a short circuit.
04:12This is a brain tumor.
04:16The brain tumor is a doctor.
04:22The brain tumor is a CT scan and MRI.
04:26Then the MRI is a CT scan.
04:28The MRI is a contrast MRI.
04:31The MRI is a contrast MRI.
04:33The MRI is a contrast MRI.
04:34The tumor has been a detail.
04:36The tumor has no idea.
04:38It is a technology.
04:40There is no such thing.
04:42What time is a brain tumor that you have to take into account?
04:46The tumor has no origin.
04:48They have no individual life.
04:50The brain tumor has only one percent.
04:55The tumor has 1% of the tumor.
04:57They have no brain tumor that kids are about to get into account.
04:59is metastatic, not only the cancer.
05:04When the brain tumor is metastatic, they are metastatic,
05:07they are metastatic,
05:12they are metastatic,
05:14they are metastatic,
05:16how can they get the brain tumor?
05:19How do you get the brain tumor?
05:22As any other cancer as a brain tumor, it has a genetic factor.
05:30There are many symptoms of the family, which are the symptoms of the family.
05:40In the case of the genetic factor, it is a genetic factor.
05:45What are you doing in a doctor's election?
05:51I'm going to scan.
05:53If you have any questions about the doctor,
05:55if you have any questions about the doctor,
05:58I'm going to scan a CT scan and a MRI scan.
06:00I'm going to scan a MRI scan.
06:02I'm going to scan a contrast to the MRI scan,
06:05and I'm going to scan a MRI scan for the correct character of the tumor.
06:10If you can scan a MRI scan, you can scan a CT scan for the correct character of the MRI scan.
06:17You can also scan a mobile phone.
06:20How many users can use the brain tumor?
06:25I'm going to scan a mobile phone with a brain tumor.
06:33We practice evidence-based medicine.
06:36We don't have evidence-based medicine.
06:40In modern medicine, there are studies.
06:45There is no conclusive evidence that a mobile phone user has a brain tumor.
06:50It is a long-term study.
06:51If you have 10 years of mobile phone users,
06:54if you have any studies,
06:57there is no significant increase.
06:59Inconclusive evidence, all of the studies are done.
07:02What are you doing in your life?
07:05What are you doing in your brain tumor?
07:07What is the most important thing?
07:09The most important thing is to have a brain tumor.
07:11It is not a direct link.
07:13It is a separate entity of brain tumor.
07:15That is why the most important thing is to have a direct connection to the brain tumor.
07:25It is not a direct link.
07:34It is important to know that there are things that we have to do with smoking.
07:42No, it is because of smoking.
07:46It is because of the heart and lungs.
07:52The cancer is spread in the brain.
07:55It is a direct link to the brain.
07:58In the brain, if you have a glia or meningitis, then you will be smoking.
08:05If you have a smoking, then you spread the lungs.
08:10What are you saying about brain tumors?
08:15We have to take a diagnosis.
08:18We have to take care of the brain tumor.
08:24There is a lot of tension in the body and tension in the body
08:31That is clear
08:34All of the tumors are necessary for surgery
08:39All of the brain is not necessary
08:41All of the tumors are very small
08:44It is about 1 mm or 2 mm
08:47There is a benane tumor
08:49If cancer is not a cancer, we can take a serial, follow up and MRI.
08:56We can take a serial, follow up and take a MRI.
09:00We can take a surgery.
09:02We can take a surgery on a single brain tumor.
09:06We can take a MRI for 3 months or 6 months.
09:09We can take a MRI.
09:11We can take a surgery on the brain.
09:15It is not keyhole surgery in the brain
09:18It can be a keyhole surgery with the brain gutturals
09:24The brain is tech and genomes to the joint
09:28The keyhole surgery exists with the joint bell
09:30The point is to the joint brain Skoped
09:34The joint brain is a denominator
09:39It can be a keyhole surgery
09:44and the keyhole surgery is fine.
09:46In this grade 4, it is a very malignant cancer.
09:50In the brain, it is a very malignant tumor.
09:53It is a very safe surgery.
09:57It is a very safe surgery.
10:02It is a very safe surgery.
10:06It is a very safe surgery.
10:12We have a big surgery propose for patients, patients, and patients.
10:18We have a significant risk for the mind of the benefit and risk.
10:22We have to do a big risk for the surgery.
10:26The benefits and that is the same.
10:28In the case of modern medicine,
10:31it is safe for our brain surgery.
10:34For example, we have to navigate our brain surgery.
10:38There are monitoring methods.
10:41That is why we have a tumor.
10:42Some sort of issues are in the area.
10:44Some sort of issues are in the area.
10:47Then we have to correct that area and map it.
10:51We have to look at the three areas.
10:52Then we have to take the potentials and take the tumor.
10:56We have to take the tumor and take the tumor.
11:02We have to look at the three areas.
11:02Then we have to take the same risk.
11:05If it is a normal brain damage,
11:08one of the main events is that we have to go to the human brain.
11:11Now, you are a patient that is set up,
11:15and you have to have a patient,
11:17and you have to use the brain.
11:21Then when there is an anesthesia we have to take the brain in a normal brain.
11:24Then there is a patient,
11:26who is excellent and has a doctor.
11:27It becomes excellent and he will wake up in the brain.
11:30He will receive the speech area.
11:31He will receive the speech area.
11:34He will give his speech to the speech.
11:36We will do the surgery.
11:39We will be able to get the patient's eye out.
11:40At the end of the patient, we will go to the patient's eye.
11:44Then we will proceed.
11:48We will go to the patient's eye.
11:51We will go to the patient's eye.
11:58We will go to the patient's eye.
12:03There is a lot of safety net,
12:05like a craniotomy, or a trimer,
12:07and the brain cells are safe.
12:09Thank you very much, Doctor.
12:11We are doing so much in the day of the brain tumor.
12:15Thank you, Doctor.
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