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00:05What is the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:07What is the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:08In addition to that, the cancers of the lung cancer are the same.
00:12Smoking and pollution are the same.
00:15How do we diagnose this?
00:18How do we diagnose the lung cancer?
00:20Let's talk about the treatment options.
00:24Welcome, Doctor.
00:26What is the lung cancer?
00:27We are talking about the lung cancer.
00:30But we don't know what to get to the lung cancer.
00:35What is the lung cancer?
00:37What is the lung cancer?
00:38The lung cancer is basically what we call the cancer.
00:41When we study the lungs, problems, and infections,
00:45we have to do that as an infection.
00:47We have to do that as an infection,
00:49and it is the source of the blood,
00:53and it has to be spread across the body.
00:56If you look at lung cancer, the lung is airways
01:01If you look at the smaller airways, it is called alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit, it is mixed with air
01:14It is mixed with airways and alveoli
01:18That is why it is called blood vessels and organs
01:26How common is this in India?
01:33How common is this in India?
01:34How common is this in India?
01:41How common is this in India?
01:47In India?
01:49In India, the most common incidence of lung cancer is in India
01:52In India, there are many common cancer in India
01:57In females, it is breast cancer and in males, it is lung cancer
02:02In India, there are 80,000 new cases
02:07There are 80,000 new cases
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females
02:14That is very common
02:15Because traditionally, there are many people who have lung cancer
02:18But in these 80,000 new cases, there are many females
02:23That is very common
02:25But in males, there are many cases?
02:28Yes
02:29Overall, in smoking, there is a male predilection of lung cancer
02:34The most common cause of lung cancer is the most important cause of lung cancer
02:44But it is not possible
02:45It is called atmospheric pollution
02:48Atmospheric pollution is not exposed to the vehicle
02:52Industrial pollution
02:53All that is known as our body, the exposure will be delivered
02:58But there are many factors that are involved with what that is
03:02Are there any factors?
03:02Like the doctor's name, that has aphenate pollution
03:05If there is a village or visitor
03:08There is a Loadout Marc
03:09Now, we have a doctor's name
03:09You have to go through the disease
03:10The doctor has been delivered to the world
03:11There are many factors that have been used to the life
03:16When smoking causes cancer, it is very famous.
03:20It doesn't have any stress, but it doesn't matter.
03:25As I said, there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases.
03:31There are multiple factors. One is second hand smoke.
03:35Because there is a smoker.
03:38Usually there is smoke.
03:42In the bedroom is smoke.
03:43Then the smoke will be exposed to them.
03:47They will be exposed to them.
03:52That is a very important cause of cancer.
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:58In this lung cancer, it is important.
04:00How many cigarettes are available.
04:04That is very important.
04:06That is very important.
04:09If you do smoking or vaping, it is not safe.
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine.
04:20There is also a lot of chemicals used in aerosols.
04:24There are no factors.
04:27There is also a lot of vaping.
04:27The active content of nicotine is not in a nicotine.
04:30If there is no nicotine, nobody is going to use it.
04:33There is no dopamine stimulation.
04:36There is no nicotine.
04:38There is no nicotine.
04:39There is no nicotine.
04:40There is no nicotine.
04:41There is no nicotine.
04:43Maybe they have a weaning of a vending.
04:44you basically have the contenus of a cath disease.
04:49There is no nicotine Summer.
04:54The sample show has something he has.
04:55That is really nice to do.
04:59However, once you've defined it.
05:02You can use them without a nicotin or a few things.
05:07acontecer is no nicotine.
05:10Usually there is no vapers.
05:13There is also a lot of chemicals, but there is also aerosol
05:16There is also a lot of aldehyde
05:20There is no harm to cancer
05:23There is also a lot of pleuritic pain
05:26There is also an indestitial lung disease
05:29There is also a lot of chemicals
05:33It is safer than figured but it is not safe
05:37There is also a lot of factors like pollution and smoking
05:42In India, there is also a lot of numbers of cancer
05:48There is also a lot of common cancer and lung cancer
05:53What factors are there?
05:59There are multiple factors
06:00One thing I would like to say is
06:05Smoking, industrialization, urbanization
06:08It is also a lot of cities
06:09Naturally, if we call it a daily layer quality index
06:12What do we call it?
06:14Cities layer quality is very bad compared to the villages
06:17Then industrialization is the cause
06:20One is more detection
06:25It is being registered
06:26It is being registered
06:28The way the incidence is being constitutional
06:36Is it not the place?
06:38It is the place where we were diagnosed
06:42It is the place where we were to find out
06:42There is history of our patients
06:44We can tell them where they are
06:45We can reveal the case of the cancer
06:47We can reveal the lung cancer
06:47Can you reveal the disease?
06:50Yes
06:50You can see that
06:51You can reveal the case of the brain cancer
06:53Actually, it is not a brain cancer. It is spread from the lung cancer
06:58It is spread from the brain
06:59Now, the documentation is very clear
07:03It is clear, clarity
07:08If it is not a risk factor, it is a female to diagnose
07:13It is not a risk factor
07:15It is a genetic factor
07:23There are some driver mutations
07:26It is a cancer
07:27It is a mutation in our DNA
07:31In our body, full-time cell replication
07:37When it comes to the cell replication, there are errors
07:40When it comes to the cell replication, it is a mechanism
07:45Now, the mechanism has failed
07:50It is spontaneous
07:53When it comes to the cell replication, the mechanism has failed
07:57It is not a other factor
08:01For example, it is a genetic factor
08:05It is also a genetic factor
08:07It is a genetic factor
08:08Now, if there is a cancer, it is very common
08:12Now, what are the symptoms that we have to diagnose?
08:19What are the symptoms that we have to diagnose?
08:21What are the common symptoms?
08:24Most of the symptoms are lung cancer
08:26It is lung cancer
08:27It is lung cancer
08:28It is lung cancer
08:29It is lung cancer
08:33They are lung cancer
08:35There is someIs lung cancer
08:42It is lung cancer
08:42It is lung cancer
08:47No, that's right.
08:49If we have a doctor, we will go to the doctor.
08:54We will test everything.
08:55We will be aggressively moving.
08:58But if a smoker is not a smoker, he knows that he is smoking.
09:03He is not a smoker.
09:05He is not a smoker anymore.
09:07He is not a smoker anymore.
09:08He is not a smoker anymore.
09:10He is not a smoker anymore.
09:12He is not a smoker anymore.
09:14If we have to go to the doctor, we will go to the primary doctor.
09:17We will take a x-ray.
09:18We will take a little.
09:20If we go to the doctor, we will go to the doctor.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis.
09:26This is not a smoker.
09:29One lung cancer is not a smoker anymore.
09:34He is not a smoker anymore.
09:36He is not a smoker anymore.
09:38He is a smoker anymore.
09:38He is a smoker anymore.
09:41He is not a smoker anymore.
09:45He is a smoker anymore.
09:46Some are perhaps a smoker.
09:46The ubrum or chronic cough.
09:48If you go to the doctor and get a CET.
09:51Especially for smokers, they can go to the X-Ray.
09:56In the x-Ray, we will be able to get a cancer detection.
10:00In the x-ray, it is not a cancer cell.
10:02It is not a car to get a car.
10:03If you do it, you can spread the eye from the X-ray
10:11The early cancer diagnosis is not dependent on the X-ray
10:17What is dependent on the CT?
10:21That is basic screening
10:24Low-dose CT
10:28That is radiation exposure and coronary CT
10:30That is the screening test
10:33Doctor, what are the symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:39What are all symptoms?
10:41What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:45What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:48One is the symptoms of ulbavichas
10:52and the symptoms of ulbavichas
10:59The symptoms of ulbavichas
11:01the symptoms of ulbavichas
11:02This tumor is a very irritant
11:05The symptoms of ulbavichas
11:09Our body will face all the same
11:12It is a foreign particle
11:15Yes, it is a foreign particle
11:19It is a shwasamutal
11:21It is a major airway
11:24It is a major airway
11:27Then we have available lung
11:32Capacity
11:32Yes, it is a lung capacity
11:34If we have lung capacity, we can do that
11:36We can do that
11:38We can do exercise
11:41We can do exercise
11:42We can do that
11:45The third thing is the lung
11:48The lung is a tumor
11:50It is a tumor
11:51It is a tumor
11:54It is a tumor
11:55It is a red flag
12:00It is a tumor
12:02If we have a tumor
12:06We have lungs as such are pain sensitive
12:08Pain sensitive?
12:10It is not pain
12:11It is a lung pain sensitive
12:13It is a chest wall
12:16It is a chest wall
12:17If it is a chest wall
12:19If it is a tumor
12:19It is a pain
12:23It is a pain
12:24It is not a symptom
12:27It is a symptoms
12:28It is a pain
12:29At the risk of the disease
12:31Maybe it is a tumor
12:33At the CT
12:34It is a tumor
12:35When it is a tumor
12:35It is a tumor
12:35In the other two
12:38research patients
12:42In the Voorheels
12:46We have a tumor
12:46In the vermeer
12:49The tumor
12:49It is a tumor
12:51There are a tumor
12:52It is a tumor
12:53It is a tumor
12:54In the her tumor
12:56It is a tumor
12:57You can do a lot of CT
12:58The age group is 50?
13:0055 to 75
13:0155 to 75
13:02Can you do a CT scan for Chainsmokers?
13:05Yes, so you can do a lot of CT
13:10In CT, you can do a lot of CT
13:13You can do a lot of CT
13:13You can do it naturally
13:14You can do a biopsy
13:18If you have cancer, you can prove it
13:21The next step is biopsy
13:23If you have a biopsy, you can do a bronchoscopic biopsy
13:27You can do a percutaneous biopsy
13:29If you have a lung cancer, you can do a major division
13:36A small cell lung cancer and a non-small cell lung cancer
13:40A small cell lung cancer is a predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45If you have a non-smoker
13:48If you have a small cell lung cancer
13:51You should recheck the diagnosis
13:54If you have a small cell lung cancer
13:58If you have a small cell lung cancer
13:58It usually is 15%
14:00If you have a non-small cell lung cancer
14:03It is 85% to do a non-small cell lung cancer
14:05How do you have treatment for this?
14:08Can you tell us about the government
14:09How can you help us with that?
14:14What do you tell us?
14:18There are many people in Kerala government. There is a cancer screening in Kerala government.
14:27There are many camps. Even in the hospital, there is a cancer screening in Kerala government.
14:35Do you want to help the government?
14:38That is why there is a cancer screening in Aishman.
14:46There is a treatment for government. There is a treatment for government employees.
14:56There is a treatment for the government employees. There is a treatment for it.
15:03There are many things.
15:04Do you think the doctor is going to go to alternate treatment?
15:09Actually, what do you think about that?
15:12What do you think about that?
15:13Now, after the cancer and diagnosis,
15:16we are going to go to the modern treatment
15:21and go to the alternate methods
15:24This is a scenario for us.
15:29What do you think?
15:30We don't have a treatment method,
15:33but we don't have evidence-based diarrhea.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion.
15:40That will help you with errors.
15:42If you don't have any questions,
15:44you can get a second opinion?
15:45Yes, definitely.
15:46That will help you with errors.
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine
15:50is evidence-based.
15:52If you don't have the medicine,
15:54you don't have the medicine.
15:55If you don't have the medicine,
15:56you don't have the medicine.
15:58If you don't have the medicine,
15:59you can improve it.
16:01Yes, however,
16:01you can improve it.
16:02We will find that data
16:03and that's ok.
16:06Ultimately, we can get it to the patient.
16:10But it's not evidence.
16:11If it is not a sense, if it is not a sense, it will not be a side effect.
16:18Ultimately, we will be able to cure it and it will not be a side effect.
16:22It will not be a side effect.
16:28The disease is a fatal disease.
16:33So, we have discovered this late-sight.
16:36If it is not a stage, we will be able to cure it.
16:40But if it is not a stage, we will be able to cure it.
16:45We said that this is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:49We will be able to cure it in any stage.
16:52We will test PET-CT and MRI brain.
16:56We will test PET-CT and MRI brain.
17:04We will test PET-CT and MRI brain.
17:06We will test PET-CT.
17:08The first stage is 1, 2, 3, and 4.
17:12The first stage is 1 and 2, 3 and 4.
17:13The second stage is the spread of the organ and organ.
17:16The second stage is the spread of the brain?
17:19Yes, the second stage is the spread of the organ.
17:22Ok.
17:22Ok.
17:23Ok.
17:23Ok.
17:23Now, stage 4, I think is cureable.
17:26Ok.
17:26Stage 1, 2, and 3.
17:28We will cure cureable stages.
17:29When we are curative, we will cure cureable stages.
17:33Since there is a high cure rate in stage 3.
17:37We will not affect stage 1 out of a high cure rate.
17:38In stage 1, there is about 80% cure rate.
17:40Stage 3 is 30%, we cannot take the same cure rate.
17:45Ok.
17:46You can do it in stage 3
17:48You can do it in complete and relax
17:50You can do it in stage 3
17:52In stage 1, it will relax very much
17:57In stage 1, 2, it will be for surgery
18:03Because in the overall cancer, if you have to do it in the surgery, you prefer it in lung cancer
18:09You can do it in a chemotherapy
18:13So we will decide that we will talk about the pathology report
18:17Now, a little bit, that is the first situation of surgery
18:27Then we will take chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy
18:33Then we will take surgery
18:36So we will take surgery for a definite period
18:46Based on this, we will take a little bit of treatment for a definite and well-defined period
18:58In stage 3, we will take surgery for a definite period
19:03In stage 3, we will take radiation plus chemotherapy
19:09Radiation plus chemotherapy
19:11In that, we will take an option for one year immunotherapy
19:14We will take a lot of treatment and cure rate
19:24We will take a lot of radiation plus chemotherapy
19:28Once for one year of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate will be almost double-a
19:34In stage 4, there is no surgery.
19:40The focus of radiation is limited to the radiation.
19:48The main focus is systemic therapy.
19:52The systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
19:58In stage 4, there is a biopsy tumor sample.
20:05That is a mutation profiling.
20:08It is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:12For a limited panel, there is a lot of mutations.
20:16In comprehensive genomic profiling, there is a lot of mutations.
20:21We need to avoid chemotherapy.
20:23We need to avoid chemotherapy.
20:28In targeted therapy and immunotherapy, there are better cells.
20:34But with much less toxicity.
20:37Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immun targeted therapies?
20:42What is chemotherapy?
20:44Now, in chemotherapy, there are no different dividing cells.
20:50The tumor can be divided by the tumor.
20:54The tumor can be divided by the tumor.
20:55The tumor can be divided by the tumor.
20:56The tumor can be divided by the tumor.
20:57But it is not the fastest dividing cells.
21:00Like a ITV or skin for Each tick.
21:08Unless there is getting an increase in skin.
21:08Oftentimes, all changeiah体 can be divided by the tumor.
21:13When it comes to get the tumor only we are determined by the tumor.
21:14Then it is non-specific treatment.
21:16Like targeted therapy we are talking.
21:20It is a specific treatment. There is a mutation in the cancer.
21:25EGFR, ALK mutation, etc.
21:30It is a mutation in the cell.
21:31It is not a tumor.
21:37It is a mutation in the tumor.
21:40It is a mutation in the tumor.
21:43It is a very minimal.
21:46They have a very good response in the tumor.
21:51With minimal side effects elsewhere.
21:53That is targeted.
21:56Immunotherapy, basically,
21:58all tumors in our body
21:59cover our immune system.
22:04Our immune system is actually a foreign tumor.
22:08It is a mutation in the tumor.
22:11It is a mutation in the tumor.
22:18It is a mutation in the tumor.
22:21Who hit the immune system in the tumor.
22:24The immune system block a pain.
22:26If we have a cancer in our immune system,
22:31then it will become a symptom to the immune system.
22:36It will identify it.
22:36A foreign particle identifies it.
22:41the body has a good immune system, naturally immune system
22:47and it's a natural immune system
22:53What do you use the target or immunotherapy to do chemo?
23:00Yes, chemotherapy is a very good option
23:03In any type of tumor, there are no other options for the target therapy or immunotherapy
23:12In other words, when the targeted therapy and chemotherapy are combined in a brief period,
23:18the tumor is a small portion of the target therapy
23:22Because the side effects are very important
23:23The target therapy is very important, almost near normal life
23:29In a mainstream cancer center, there is no treatment right from the beginning
23:38In a few days, there is an alternative medicine or an important time
23:45There is no treatment right from the beginning
23:51Right from the biopsy, we start planning
23:56Naturally, there is no survival in any stage
23:59Because of the system, the doctor's doctor's case, the experience, equipment, expertise, etc.
24:10It's not a field, it's not a field, it's not a field, it's a field of technicians, machines, it's a
24:15whole ecosystem
24:16So, how do we do that ecosystem?
24:20That's why I think it's going to be more scientific and more smooth
24:26What I would say is that if we have a patient, we have a patient
24:31When we have a patient, we have a patient's treatment to treat a doctor
24:36They are very realistic and expectations
24:41So, what I would say is that if he has a patient's doubts, if you have a doctor, the doctor
24:49can take a second opinion and verify
24:51So, what is an interview with an audience?
24:54What sort of activities are the same?
24:58So, we need to get knowledge of this.
25:03Now, we are aware of the same things.
25:09We are aware of the changes in our body.
25:14First, we need to specify the lung cancer.
25:18We need to know the disease, the disease, the disease, the disease, the disease, the disease, the disease, the disease,
25:25the disease.
25:28But we have a great weight loss and we have to explain symptoms that we don't invest without the doctor
25:39So, we will get the doctor to get the doctor and we have another doctor
25:46So, we have another doctor to get the doctor to get the doctor and then we will go to the
25:53doctor
25:53That's why you go to the investments. Because the investments portion is healthy.
26:00Once you take a seat, you will be able to take a seat and take a seat.
26:05If you don't want to investigate the symptoms, you don't want to investigate the investments.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
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