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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?
00:27I would like to speak about the patient's lung cancer.
00:30However, he cannot specify what they are in his body.
00:36What is the lung cancer?
00:37Lung cancer is basically any cancer.
00:40Cancer may be in our body, only the sufferings.
00:45The sufferings of the disease, and the sufferings of the disease,
00:48the sufferings of the disease, and the sufferings of the disease,
00:50the blood flow of the body, and the sufferings of the disease.
00:56If we look at lung cancer, the lungs are air-waves
01:01If we look at the smaller air-waves, it is called alveoli
01:08Alveoli is air-exchange unit, and we mix the air with blood
01:14In the small air-waves, there are all cells in the alveoli
01:20In the small air-waves, there are all cells in the blood vessels and organs
01:28How common is this?
01:30In India, we have to know how common is it
01:33How common is it in India?
01:35How common is it in India?
01:36In India, we have to know about the cancer
01:40How common is it in India?
01:47Actually, in India, we have to know about the cancer in the world
01:51In India, there are all common common cancer in India
01:57In the small air-waves, there are breast cancer in the world
02:00But in the small air-waves, the breast cancer in the world
02:02In India, we have to know about 80,000 new cases
02:0780,000 new cases?
02:10In these 80,000 Nupices, there are almost 30,000 females
02:14Because traditionally, smokers have cancer and lung cancer
02:19But now, we can diagnose these 80,000 to 30,000 females
02:23That is very common
02:25But in males, it is important to know that?
02:28Overall, in smoking, there is a male predilection of lung cancer
02:34Is it all related to smoking?
02:35Is it all related to that?
02:36Yes, in males and risk factors, smoking is the most important cost of lung cancer
02:43But that is not the most important
02:46Atmospheric pollution
02:49Atmospheric pollution, it is not exposed to the vehicle
02:52Industrial pollution
02:54That is not the most important work
02:55So, the way that it is caused by the exposure
02:58But what factors are being included?
03:02What does Dr Parno do to smoking, industrial pollution,
03:05What are some areas that need to have our cities?
03:08What have you mentioned, which are the factors that need for the worst of the doctors
03:13So, there are factors that need to be affected by the other factors
03:15Okay
03:15And also, smoking causes cancer, it is very famous
03:20If you don't have any stress, you can't be stressed. But it's not a matter of time.
03:25I've said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases.
03:31There are multiple factors. One is second hand smokers.
03:35Because there is a smokers.
03:38Usually, they smoke in the bedroom.
03:42If you smoke in the bedroom, then the smokers will be exposed.
03:51That is a very important cause of cancer.
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:57Yes, it is.
03:58In this lung cancer, there is an important path to cure.
04:02How many cigarettes are available.
04:04That is a very important cause.
04:06That is a very important cause.
04:07That is a very important cause of smoking or vaping.
04:13If vaping is safe, it is not safe.
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine.
04:20That is also a lot of chemicals that are used.
04:24That is not a factor.
04:27That is not a vape.
04:28Actually, there is active content of nicotine.
04:30If there is no nicotine, nobody is going to use this.
04:33Because there is no dopamine stimulation.
04:36So, there is no nicotine, but it is not a vape.
04:39Yes, it is not a vape.
04:40It is not a vape.
04:43Maybe they are going to use a weaning off.
04:45If they are going to smoke or addicted.
04:49Then there are two factors.
04:51One is nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue.
04:55Two are psychological.
04:57They are feeling the same.
04:59When we are doing the same with the same,
05:03we are doing the same,
05:05we are not a vape.
05:07We are using nicotine.
05:07We are using the same vape.
05:07That is true.
05:08There is no nicotine.
05:09There is no vapes.
05:11Usually there is a vape.
05:13There is a vape.
05:15There is a vape.
05:15There is a very chemical.
05:16It is a aerosol.
05:17There is a little aldehyde.
05:20It is not harmful, it is not harmful for cancer, pleuritic pain, interstitial lung disease, chemicals, it is safer than
05:35frigate but it is not safe
05:37There are many factors, pollution and smoking, but in India, we have no number of cancer detection
05:50It is not commonity cancer, but it is not lung cancer, are there any factors?
05:59There are multiple factors. One thing I 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
06:19Industrialization is the cause. One is more detection.
06:25It is being registered. It is being registered.
06:30You can also calculate the incidence of the incidence of the incidence of the disease.
06:35It is not going to be diagnosed with it.
06:38It is not going to be diagnosed with it.
06:51Yes, it is going to be diagnosed with it.
06:53That is why we can see this disease that we have to finish the disease.
06:56It is spread in the lung and brain
07:00The documentation is very clear
07:03It is clear, clarity
07:07If there is no risk factor, a female will diagnose it
07:14There is no risk factor
07:14There are genetic factors
07:16There are genetic factors
07:22There is a driver mutation
07:26There is a cancer mutation
07:28There is a mutation in our DNA
07:31In our body, full-time cell replication
07:37There are errors
07:40There is a mechanism to correct this error
07:46There is a mechanism to correct this error
07:49There is a mechanism to fail
07:50It is very spontaneous
07:53There is a mechanism to correct this error
07:57It is natural
07:59There is no other factor
08:01There is no other factor
08:05There is also a genetic factor
08:05There is also a genetic factor
08:18There is a mechanism to correct this error
08:19What are the common symptoms?
08:24Most common symptoms are choma
08:28Choma
08:29Choma is a common symptom
08:33Choma is a common symptom
08:34It is not common symptom
08:38These are common symptoms
08:40If you smoke the symptoms
08:42It is not common
08:43It is a very good thing.
08:45It is a very good thing.
08:48Yes.
08:49If we have a doctor, we will get a doctor.
08:54We will get a lot of tests.
08:55We will be aggressively moving.
08:58But if a smoker is a good thing, he knows that he is smoking.
09:03But he will not be able to get the alcohol.
09:06He will not be able to get the alcohol.
09:07He will not be able to get the cancer.
09:09He will not be able to get the cancer.
09:10Yes, he will not be able to get the cancer.
09:14If we go to the doctor or primary doctor,
09:17we will get an X-ray.
09:20If we go to the doctor, we will go to the doctor.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis.
09:26That will not be able to get the lung cancer.
09:31One of the symptoms will not be able to get the symptoms.
09:34He will not comment.
09:35The first is a grip.
09:37The first is a grip.
09:39The first is a grip.
09:41Probably a grip.
09:43If the cancer, there is type of cancer.
09:44Like TB or Chronic of.
09:48The second is the biggest CT in my life.
09:51The first is a CT.
09:52No, it will apply for any day.
09:56In that case, it will take an extra eye.
10:00In x-ray, it is not a cancer in the body.
10:03In the x-ray, it will spread the eyes out.
10:11In early cancers, it is not dependent on x-ray.
10:15We don't know how to do it.
10:18What is dependent on CT, that is basic screening.
10:24It is a low-dose CT.
10:27That is the screening test.
10:34Doctor, what are the symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:39These are all other symptoms.
10:41What are the symptoms of a month or month?
10:46What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49One is the symptoms of ulbovic.
10:51The symptoms of a month or month, it will spread the eyes out.
10:55The ulbovic is the lung.
10:58The main symptom is the cough.
11:00The cough is the irritation.
11:02The tumour is irritated.
11:08The body is irritated.
11:10The body is irritated.
11:10The headache all is rash.
11:13Done by the throat.
11:14It is a sore in particles.
11:16The headache is Millie.
11:20Yes.
11:20The headache is exacerbated.
11:21The headache is phalanx.
11:23The headache is ____.
11:26The headache is the inflammatory.
11:26There is a major headache.
11:27That headache is a major headache.
11:28Then we get the headache.
11:31The headache is the capacity.
11:32Yes, it is a lung capacity.
11:34It is natural to be able to get a lung capacity.
11:36That is why we can do exercise.
11:41We can do exercise.
11:43Yes, that is why.
11:45The third thing is the lung capacity.
11:50The lung capacity is to leak the tumor.
11:53The lung capacity is to leak the tumor.
11:54The lung capacity is to leak the tumor.
12:00That is the tumor.
12:05The lungs are pain sensitive.
12:10It is not pain sensitive.
12:12The lung is not pain sensitive.
12:14The lung is also pain sensitive.
12:17The tumor is pain sensitive.
12:20It is pain.
12:24The pain is usually not a symptom.
12:27The tumor is pain sensitive.
12:29The tumor is also a test.
12:35The tumor is also a test.
12:48When they were 55 to 75 years old, they would be able to do a screening for a lot of
12:58CT
12:58The age group is 55 to 75
13:02So what do you do with Chainsmokers?
13:05Yes, we will do a lot of CT
13:09We will do a lot of CT
13:13We will do a lot of CT
13:14We will do a lot of CT
13:15The next step is Biopsy
13:19The next step is Biopsy
13:22The next step is Biopsy
13:24Biopsy is done with Bronchoscopic Biopsy
13:27It is done with Percutaneous
13:28The diagnosis of lung cancer has two divisions
13:36There is a small cell lung cancer and a non-small cell lung cancer
13:40Small cell lung cancer is a predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45If you have a non-smoker, you have to diagnose small cell lung cancer
13:51You should recheck the diagnosis
13:54That is what is associated with smoking
13:57Small cell lung cancer
13:58That is usually 15%
14:00That is usually a small cell lung cancer
14:02That is 85%
14:03That is a non-small cell lung cancer
14:05If you have a treatment, do you want to help us with the government?
14:11Do you want to help us with that?
14:29Do you want to help us with that?
14:30If you have a screening for cancer
14:41The treatment is included in the treatment of the government and the treatment of the government employees, the treatment is
14:58up to 5 laps
15:00there is a scheme for every single person
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 alternate treatment and treatment
15:25This is a scenario for us.
15:29What do you think?
15:30We don't have a treatment method, but it is not evidence-based diarrhea
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion
15:39That will help you with errors
15:42If you don't have a second opinion, it will help you with errors
15:45Yes, definitely
15:45That will help you with errors
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine is not evidence-based
15:51If you don't have the medicine, you don't have the medicine
15:55If you don't have the medicine, you don't have the medicine
15:59It will improve and improve
16:01If you don't know that data, it will be okay
16:06Ultimately, the patient will benefit from that
16:08That is what we think about
16:10But there is no evidence
16:13If you don't have the evidence, I think it will be said that there will be no side effects
16:18That would be an ultimate solution
16:20You don't have the cure for the side effects
16:26Yes, yes, yes
16:28If you think about cancer, it is a disease that has become fatal.
16:33So, we will discover this is a late time.
16:37Maybe we will connect to the fatal item.
16:40But, do we need to recover the stages of this?
16:45When we talk about cancers, this is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:49Then, we will divide it.
16:50If we take this stage, we will test PET CT and MRI brain.
16:56If we take the PET CT and MRI brain, we will test PET CT and MRI brain.
17:06Then, we divide the stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:09The first stage is 1, 2, 3, and 4.
17:13Then, the first stage is spread in the organ and the second stage.
17:16In the fourth stage, it is spread in the brain?
17:19Yes, the second stage is spread in the second stage.
17:22Okay.
17:22So, stage 4 is not curable.
17:26Okay.
17:26Stage 1, 2, and 3 is a curable stage.
17:29It is a curative intent.
17:31It is a curable stage.
17:33But, naturally, there is a high cure rate in stage 3.
17:37In stage 1, there is 80% cure rate.
17:40Stage 3, there is 30% cure rate.
17:43Well, that doesn't occur.
17:44But, there is a relapse risk.
17:46It is a clear point.
17:47There is no relapse risk than you do.
17:49The person will complete that.
17:50How a relapse is understood.
17:52No, they are as straight as a result in stage 3.
17:52The stage 1 will be shown in a very localized disease that has a very localized disease.
17:56It is a very small.
17:58There is a lot more, for us to refer to the surgery.
18:08If you have surgery, you prefer lung cancer.
18:11If you do a chemotherapy for surgery, we will decide on the pathology report.
18:18Now, a little bit.
18:21If you have surgery, you will have chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:33If you have surgery, you will have surgery.
18:37If you have surgery, you will continue for a definite period.
18:46Based on the mutational status of surgery, you will continue for a definite period.
18:58In stage 3, you will have surgery.
19:03In stage 3, you will have radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:09Radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:11There is also an option to do one year immunotherapy.
19:17That is what I would say.
19:19Now, there are other treatment options.
19:23There is also a cure rate.
19:25If you have radiation plus chemotherapy, then the cure rate is almost double high.
19:35In stage 4, you will have surgery.
19:40Radiation and focused radiation are limited.
19:48The main focus is systemic therapy.
19:52Systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
19:58In stage 4 patients, we have biopsided tumor samples.
20:05That is a mutation profiling.
20:08That is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:13In limited panel, we have a few mutations.
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling is all possible mutations.
20:20With chemotherapy, we need to avoid animals.
20:25We need to avoid animals.
20:27We need to avoid animals.
20:29We need to avoid animals.
20:29In targeted therapy and immunotherapy,
20:32we need to be better results.
20:34But with much less toxicity.
20:37Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immun targeted therapies?
20:41Do you understand ?
20:42I am not sure.
20:44Because of chemotherapy, we are investing all the dividing cells.
20:49On the other hand, we also need to avoid the tumor.
20:53If you have any tumor, it can be уgned.
20:55If it is able to avoid a tumor, it can be removed.
20:57We need to avoid any tumor as much of the tumor before you see it.
21:00If you evaluate any tumor, it will take to the tumor, you will see it.
21:06We need to avoid any tumor and it will keep you moving.
21:08But it is not so fast.
21:09At the end, it will remove the tumor, the facing are tired.
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
22:17We are exposed to the immune system
22:22In the body, the tumor is exposed to our immune system
22:24It is a block of immune therapy
22:27We are exposed to the immune system
22:31In the immune system, the tumor is visible to the immune system
22:47This tumor is also exposed to our immune system
22:53Ok
22:54If the tumor is exposed to the immune system
22:56If we have the target treatment
22:57We are not using the chemotherapy
22:59That is, we have to use the chemotherapy
23:04The chemotherapy is used to be used to be used to
23:07Not necessarily for the chemotherapy
23:10It doesn't have to be able to do chemotherapy or immunotherapy.
23:13In other words, when you combine the targeted therapy and chemotherapy in a brief period,
23:18you can use a little bit of the targeted therapy.
23:22Because there are side effects.
23:24There is a lot of the targeted therapy.
23:27Normal life, almost near normal life.
23:30There is a treatment in a mainstream cancer center.
23:36It is correct from the beginning.
23:37There is a lot of the treatment in a certain way.
23:40If you do an alternate medicine,
23:42or do an important time,
23:46it is not a very important thing.
23:48It is not a good thing.
23:49It is not a good thing.
23:50It is a great cancer center.
23:51It is a right from the biopsy.
23:53It is a right from the biopsy.
23:54It is a right from the biopsy.
23:56It is a survival.
23:59It is not a system.
24:02It is a case.
24:03But naturally, the experience, equipment, expertise,
24:09that is all that are available for us.
24:11Basically, the technicians or machines.
24:14It is a whole ecosystem.
24:16What we're doing is the ecosystem.
24:31When the patient is stressed, the doctor is stressed. The expectations are a little realistic.
24:42If the patient is open to doubt, you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51In this interview, there is an audience. What action can we do to the doctor?
25:00We are aware of our body. We are aware of the changes.
25:12In this interview, we are aware of the specific types of lung cancer.
25:21Shwathamuthal, that is a nuance.
25:24Shwathamuthal, Vedani, Deaths, Weight Loss.
25:31Shwathamuthal, the symptoms are important. We only need to invest in the doctor.
25:38The doctor is asked to ask who is a doctor, who has to be a doctor.
25:47Even if the doctor is asked, we need to ask the doctor.
25:49If the doctor is asked, we need to ask the doctor.
25:52That's why it's important to go to the United medicine.
25:53That's why it's important to go to the United medicine.
25:56If you take a test, you can take a test.
26:05If you don't want to investigate the symptoms,
26:09you don't want to investigate the symptoms.
26:12Okay Doctor, thank you so much.
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