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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?
00:27What is the cancer?
00:27Many of us know how to cause lung cancer.
00:30However, they don't know what they are doing to them.
00:33They don't know what they are doing to them.
00:35So what is the lung cancer?
00:38It is basically the lung cancer.
00:40When we have a cancer in our body,
00:42we have a disease-like disease.
00:45If we have a disease, we have a disease.
00:48We have to treat it in our body and we have to treat it as a disease.
00:56Lung Cancer is an airways
01:07Alveoli is an air exchange unit
01:10The air is mixed with blood
01:14In the airways and alveoli, there are many cells in this area
01:22These are the cells in the blood vessels and organs
01:28How common is this in India?
01:33How common is this in India?
01:35Lung Cancer is common
01:43How common is this in India?
01:45How common is this in India?
01:47In India, most of the people have the incidence of lung cancer
01:52In India, most of the people have breast cancer
01:58Males have breast cancer
02:00Males have lung cancer
02:02In India, most of the people have breast cancer
02:0580,000 new cases
02:0780,000 new cases?
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, almost 30,000 females
02:14That is very common
02:15Because traditionally, most of the people have breast cancer
02:18But in these 80,000 new cases, most of the people have breast cancer
02:23That is very common
02:25But they have breast cancer in the male population?
02:28Yes, and overall, in smoking, there are male predilections of lung cancer
02:34Smoking is the most important cause of lung cancer
02:42The most important cause
02:44But it does not matter
02:46Atmospheric pollution
02:48Atmospheric pollution
02:51Atmospheric pollution is not exposed
02:52Industrial pollution
02:53That is not the most important cause of lung cancer
03:18It is very famous. If there is no stress, it is not a matter of stress.
03:25I said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases.
03:31There are multiple factors. One is second hand smoker.
03:35Because there is a smoker.
03:38Usually there is no smoke.
03:41There is no smoke in the room.
03:47That is a very important cause of cancer.
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:57Yes. In this lung cancer, there is an important factor.
04:02How many cigarettes are available.
04:04That is very important.
04:06That is very important.
04:09If there is no smoking or vaping, it is 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 no vaping.
04:28Actually, active content is nicotine.
04:30And if there is no nicotine, nobody is going to use this.
04:33Because there is no dopamine stimulation.
04:36So, there is no nicotine.
04:38There is no nicotine.
04:38There is no vaping.
04:39Yes, the vaping is not.
04:42Maybe they are going to use a weaning off.
04:45Like they are going to be addicted to smoking.
04:49Then there are two factors.
04:51One is nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue.
04:55Two are psychological.
04:57That is, they are going to get rid of the feeling.
04:59So, in the beginning of the day,
05:02there is a nicotine.
05:05There is no vaping.
05:07There is no vaping.
05:09That is not.
05:10In the meantime, there is no vaping.
05:11Usually, vaping is not a vaping.
05:14There is a lot of chemicals.
05:16There is a little oil oil.
05:17There is oil oil oil.
05:20It is not harmful, it is not harmful for cancer, pleuritic pain, interstitial lung disease, chemicals, it is safer than
05:35cigarette, but it is not safe
05:37There are many factors, pollution and smoking, but in India, there are no numbers of cancer detection
05:49There is no commonity cancer, but there is no lung cancer, are there any factors?
05:59There are multiple factors. One thing I would say is smoking, industrialization,
06:07urbanization, etc.
06:09Now, if we call it the LA layer quality index, what do we call it?
06:14The city layer quality is very bad compared to the villages
06:18Then industrialization is the cause. One is more detection.
06:25It is being registered.
06:26There is a number of registries, so naturally, the incidence will be given.
06:36So, is that when we call it the diagnosis?
06:38It is because when we call it the diagnosis, we know it is history.
06:43No, we can get any cancer. We can get lung cancer.
06:48Can we get a diagnosis of cancer?
06:50No, we can get a brain cancer.
06:53Actually, it is not a brain cancer. It is spread from the brain.
06:56The lung is spread from the brain.
06:59The documentation is very clear.
07:04It is clear, clarity.
07:07If there is no risk factor, it is not a female.
07:14There are genetic factors.
07:16As I said, there is a genetic factor.
07:23There is a driver mutation.
07:27There is a cancer.
07:29There is a mutation in our DNA.
07:30In our body, we have cell replication.
07:38When we have cell replication, we have errors.
07:42When we have errors, we have the mechanism to correct this.
07:46We have the mechanism to fail the error.
07:50It is spontaneous.
07:54The mechanism to fail the error.
07:58It is naturally cancer.
07:59It is another factor.
08:01It is not a other factor.
08:02For example, there are some genetic factors.
08:06They are also contributing to it.
08:08Now, there are some other cancers.
08:11It is very common.
08:13What are the symptoms of lung cancer?
08:18What are the common symptoms of lung cancer?
08:23Most common symptoms are choma.
08:28Choma is the most common symptoms of lung cancer.
08:33Choma is the most common symptoms of lung cancer.
08:36These are common symptoms.
08:39There are some issues that we smoke.
08:42This is a small amount of blood.
08:46This is a small amount of blood.
08:47This is a small amount of blood.
08:52This is a small amount of blood.
08:54This is a small amount of blood.
09:00This is the most common symptoms of lung cancer.
09:01So, he has to be vaccinated.
09:05This is a small amount of blood.
09:07If you smoke and cancer, this is the most common symptoms of lung cancer.
09:25That is very important.
09:28One lung cancer is not a symptom.
09:34It is very important.
09:37It is very important.
09:38It is very important.
09:39It is not a cancer.
09:44TB or chronic cough.
09:48It is very important.
09:50Especially smokers,
09:53it is very important.
09:54The CT is going to be X-ray.
09:56In the X-ray, the cancer detects the capacity.
10:00In the X-ray, the cancer is not a cancer.
10:03When you see the cancer, it will spread the eyes.
10:11In the early cancers diagnosis, the early cancer is not very dependable.
10:16It is not an example.
10:18What is a different part?
10:20CT. That is basic screening. Low-dose CT, that is radiation exposure and coronary CT. That is the screening.
10:34Doctor, what are our symptoms? What are the main symptoms?
10:39All of these are other symptoms. What are the symptoms of a month or month?
10:44What are the symptoms of a month or month?
10:49One is the symptoms of Ulbavich and the symptoms of Ulbavich.
10:55Ulbavich is the lung. The main symptom is the cough. The cough is irritation.
11:02The tumour will irritate our airways.
11:07It will irritate our body.
11:09Even though the irritate is also very important.
11:13Once we have an orant particle.
11:16This will irritate our lungs.
11:20It will irritate the heart of the heart.
11:23Now, it will be major airways.
11:26It is so that it will perform.
11:26Naturally, it will be the major airways.
11:27Then we have the available lung capacity
11:32Then we have the same steps
11:38We can do exercise
11:41We can do exercise
11:43The third thing is death
11:48Because the tumor is leaking
11:52It is a tumor that has a leak
11:54That is why it has a red flag
12:00That is a tumor
12:03If we have pain, our lungs are pain sensitive
12:08It is pain sensitive?
12:10It is not pain sensitive
12:11The lungs are pain sensitive
12:13It is pain sensitive
12:18It is a tumor that has a tumor in that location
12:21It is pain sensitive
12:24It is not a symptom
12:27It is not a symptom
12:29In CT, it is not a test
12:32It is a test
12:33It is a test
12:34It is a test
12:35It is a test
12:37It is a test
12:40It is a test
12:45It has a test
12:47It is a test
12:51To explain it
12:56It is a test
12:58What changes in chainsmokers?
13:05It is a CT scan
13:07I am a CT scan
13:09With CT
13:11If you don't know, you will have to do it naturally
13:16The next step is biopsy
13:18If you have cancer, you will be able to prove it
13:21The next step is biopsy
13:24Biopsy is done with bronchoscopic biopsy and percutaneous biopsy
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer has two divisions
13:36One is small cell lung cancer and one is non-small cell lung
13:40Small cell lung cancer is predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45If you have a non-smoker, you should recheck the diagnosis
13:53If you have smoking associated with small cell lung cancer
13:58That is usually 15% and 85% are non-small cell lung cancer
14:05If you have a treatment, you will be able to help you with the government
14:12If you have a treatment, you will be able to help you with the cancer
14:15The government is actually able to help you with cancer
14:26If you have cancer screening, you will be able to help you with cancer screening
14:29Even if you have cancer screening, you will be able to help you with the government
14:35Do you want to help you with the government?
14:38Yes, we will help you with the government
14:41If you have cancer screening, you will be able to help you with the government
14:46If you have a treatment, you will be able to help you with the government
14:55You will be able to help you with the government employees
15:08If you have a treatment, you will be able to help you with the Department
15:38I understand. That will help me with errors.
15:42If you don't have any questions, I will answer a second opinion.
15:45Yes, definitely. That will help me with errors.
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine is not evidence based.
15:52Now, if you don't have the medicine, you don't have to do it.
15:55But if you don't have the medicine, you don't have to do it.
15:59If you don't have the medicine, you don't have to improve it.
16:02I know that data is okay.
16:05Ultimately, we will benefit the patient.
16:10But there is no evidence.
16:12If you don't have the evidence, you don't have to do it.
16:18Then, we will have to do it.
16:19Ultimately, we will have to do it.
16:21There is no side effects.
16:22There is no effect. There is no side effects.
16:26Yes, it is.
16:28If you think about cancer, it is a disease.
16:32So, we will have to do it later.
16:36We will have to do it later.
16:37Maybe we will have to connect to the stage.
16:40But, do we have to do it?
16:42Do we have to do it?
16:44Do we have to do it?
16:45Do we have to do it?
16:47If we see.
16:47Let's do the stage 1, 2 , 3, 4
16:48By taking the stage 1, 2, 3, 4
16:50For that stage, we need to click the control to write about bed.
16:54PET-CT and MRI brain
16:56MRI brain is spread in PET-CT and MRI brain
17:04MRI brain is also spread in PET-CT
17:06That is stage 1, 2, 3, 4
17:08The first stage is 1, 2, 3, and 4
17:13The first stage is spread in the organ and the first stage
17:16In the fourth stage? Is it spread in the brain?
17:19The second stage is spread in stage 4
17:23In stage 4, it is not curable
17:25In stage 1, 2, and 3, it is a curable stage
17:29It is a curative intent
17:31It is a curable stage
17:33In stage 1, there is a high cure rate in stage 3
17:36In stage 1, there is 80% cure rate
17:40In stage 3, there is 30% cure rate
17:43But it is not a relapse risk
17:45It is not a relapse risk
17:52In stage 1, it is a very localized disease
17:55It is a curable stage
17:58In stage 2, it is a curable stage
18:00It is a curable stage
18:22The surgery, it is a curative
18:24In stage 2, the first day
18:28with chemotherapy, which is centred of immunotherapy
18:33This defendant Show the meth miniature
18:38After the surgery it is colored
18:39So, we will continue the immunotherapy and targeted therapy for a definite period, based on the mutational status of the
18:51patient.
18:54We will continue the treatment for a definite, well-defined period for a definite, well-defined period.
18:58In stage 3, we will continue the surgery. In stage 3, we will continue the radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:11In that case, there will be an option to do one-year immunotherapy.
19:14There will also be an option to do one-year immunotherapy.
19:17So, what I am saying is that there are more treatment options.
19:23There will also be a cure rate.
19:25In that case, we will continue the radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:28Now, after one year of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate will almost double-I.
19:35In stage 4, we will not have surgery.
19:38There will be a very focused radiation in which radiation is limited.
19:48The main focus is systemic therapy.
19:52Systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
19:58In stage 4 patient, we will be able to use the biopsy-valued tumor samples.
20:05That is a mutation profiling.
20:08This is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:13If you are limited, we will need a few mutations.
20:16We will need a few mutations.
20:17We need a lot of mutations to do with comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:21That is why we need chemotherapy to avoid the animals.
20:25When we need chemotherapy to avoid the animals, then we need to avoid the animals.
20:28Because in targeted therapy, immunotherapy and chemotherapy are better results.
20:34But with much less toxicity.
20:37Do you have any difference between chemo and immun targeted therapies?
20:42No, no, no, yes.
20:45I do not want to avoid the beta sections.
20:49I do not want to avoid any health.
20:50Some more patients, that are not in the belly of the body.
20:52Some of them can be divided by themselves.
20:55Some of the universities can be divided by themselves.
20:57Not in highlands, they can be divided by themselves.
21:06Some of them can be divided by themselves.
21:08In common, i feel that they have been divided by myself,
21:10but the increased increased glucose and they can develop the stress.
21:11It is a non-specific treatment
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment
21:22There is a mutation in cancer
21:25EGFR, ALK mutation
21:27There are many mutations
21:29There is a mutation in the cell
21:31There is a mutation in this tumor
21:35There is a mutation in this tumor
21:39There is a mutation in this tumor
21:42It is very minimal
21:45They have a very good response in the tumor
21:50With minimal side effects elsewhere
21:53That is targeted
21:55Immunotherapy is basically
21:57All tumors in our body
21:59They are exposed to our immune system
22:04Our immune system is a foreign
22:07Our immune system is a foreign
22:09But in our body, the tumor is exposed to our immune system
22:14It is a mutation in this tumor
22:17In our body, the tumor is exposed to the immune system
22:22And the immune system is a block
22:25In our immune system
22:28If we have immune therapy, our immune system is effectively
22:30In our immune therapy, our immune system is visible
22:45It is a natural immune system. This tumor is a natural immune system.
22:54If you use targeted therapy or immunotherapy, it is not a chemo.
23:00It is a chemo-therapy adoption.
23:03In any type of tumor, there are no other options for immunotherapy.
23:10It is not a chemo-therapy.
23:13If you combine targeted therapy and chemotherapy in a brief period,
23:18the tumor will take a little bit of targeted therapy.
23:22There are side effects.
23:24If you use targeted therapy, it is a normal life.
23:30It is a treatment in a mainstream cancer center.
23:36It is correct from the beginning.
23:37If you do an alternate medicine or do an important time,
23:45it is not the case.
23:48It is not the case.
23:50It is not the case.
23:51It is the case right from the bio-psi.
23:53The bio-psi is the case right after the planning.
23:56Naturally, it will be able to survive this stage.
23:59That is not the case.
24:16That's why we don't have to do that.
24:20That's why it's going to be scientific and smooth.
24:26What I would like to say is that when we have a patient,
24:33we have to treat the doctor very well.
24:37The expectations are very realistic.
24:40Actually, what I want to say is that the patient is open to the doubt.
24:46If you look at the doctor, you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience.
24:55What action can we do to the doctor?
24:59What do we do to the doctor?
25:03We are aware of our body.
25:09We are aware of the changes in our body.
25:14First of all, if you look at the lung cancer,
25:17you can see the symptoms, the symptoms,
25:22the symptoms, the symptoms,
25:24the symptoms, the symptoms, the symptoms,
25:28the symptoms, the symptoms, the symptoms,
25:33we don't invest in the doctor.
25:38For example, we have to ask a doctor,
25:44we will try to get a doctor,
25:45we will try to get another doctor.
25:47Then we will try to get another doctor.
25:49We will try to get another doctor,
25:50we will try to get another alternative medicine.
25:53That is the situation.
25:54So, let's speak the COVID-19 situation.
25:56So, we will try to get another doctor together.
26:00When we try to know the patient's symptoms,
26:07we will try to get another doctor in the hospital.
26:12Okay, doctor. Thank you so much.
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