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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 difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:30But they are not specific to any breakthrough.
00:35What is lung cancer?
00:37Lung cancer is basically any cancer.
00:40The 장in of cancer is possible.
00:43As an increase in the environment, if they stop and get the disease,
00:48it is then the surface of the body becomes the cancer.
00:55It is a cancer. It is a lung cancer. It is a lung airways.
01:02It is a smaller airways. It is an alveoli.
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit. It is an air exchange unit.
01:12It is mixed in the airways and alveoli.
01:18All cells are a cell.
01:21It is a cancer in the blood vessels and organs.
01:28What is this very common in India?
01:33What is the lung cancer?
01:35What is the case of lung cancer? What is the case of lung cancer?
01:46In India, most of the people of the world have the incidence of lung cancer.
01:52In India, most of the most common cancer is in males.
01:57For males, it is breast cancer naturally. For males, it is lung cancer.
02:02In India, there are 80,000 new cases.
02:0880,000 new cases?
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females.
02:15Traditionally, smoking smokers have lung cancer.
02:19But in this case, there are 30,000 females.
02:23That is very common.
02:25But in males, it is a risk factor.
02:28Yes.
02:28Overall, in smoking, it is a male predilection.
02:33It is a cancer.
02:34Is it smoking related to all that?
02:36Yes.
02:37In males, we can see risk factors.
02:39Smoking is the most important cause of lung cancer.
02:43But it is not the case of lung cancer.
02:46Atmospheric pollution.
02:49Atmospheric pollution is not exposed to the vehicle.
02:52Industrial pollution.
02:53So, it is not the case of lung cancer.
02:56But it is not the case of lung cancer.
02:58It is not the case of lung cancer.
02:59In many cases, it is not the case of lung cancer.
03:00There are many factors that have looked at the exposure.
03:02You can see the effects of lung cancer.
03:16Now, smoking causes of cancer is very famous
03:20It doesn't have any stress, but it doesn't have any stress
03:24I've said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases
03:30There are multiple factors, one is second hand smoke
03:34Because there are many smokers, usually they are smoking, the bedroom is smoking
03:43Then the smokers are exposed to their bodies, they are exposed to their bodies
03:51That is a very important cause of cancer
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:57Yes, they risk these young people
03:59In fact, there are many many cigarettes that we have to buy
04:04That is a very important cause of cancer
04:06That is a very important cause of cancer
04:09If you go to smoking or vaping
04:13If vaping is safe, it is not safe
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine
04:19That is also a lot of chemicals in aerosols
04:23There are no factors
04:26That is a very important cause of vaping
04:28Actually, there is active content of nicotine
04:30And if there is no nicotine, nobody is going to use this
04:33Because there is no dopamine stimulation
04:36There is no nicotine
04:38There is no vaping in nicotine
04:39There is no vaping in nicotine
04:42There is no vaping in nicotine
04:43Maybe there is a weaning of an endorphism
04:45If someone is addicted to smoking
04:49There is a different factor
04:51There is a nicotine
04:52There is a nicotine withdrawal
04:53There is a stroke
04:55There is a lot of factors
04:56There is a type of psychological
04:57And the feeling
04:59When they are addicted to that
05:01In that regard
05:01There is no nicotine
05:04There is no vaping in nicotine
05:09There is no vaping in nicotine
05:11There is only vapes
05:12There is a vaping in nicotine
05:13Each that is having a few chemicals
05:15I use in aerosols
05:17Then there is a lot of aldehyde content.
05:21It is not harmful.
05:23It is not harmful for cancer.
05:24Pluritic pain causes.
05:27It is an indestitial lung disease.
05:29It is a chemical disease.
05:31Then there is a lot of risk.
05:34It is safer than figured but it is not safe.
05:37Now we have a few factors about pollution and smoking.
05:44In India, there is no number of cancer detection.
05:50There is no commonity cancer.
05:52There is no lung cancer.
05:53What are the factors of this elevation?
05:59There are multiple factors.
06:00One is smoking, industrialization, and urbanization.
06:08In India, there is a lot of disease.
06:09Now naturally, if we call it the LA layer quality index, then we call it.
06:14The city layer quality is very bad compared to the villages.
06:17Then industrialization is the cause.
06:20One is more detection.
06:23In India, there is a lot of detection.
06:25It is being registered.
06:27It is being registered.
06:29So naturally, there is a lot of incidence.
06:33We have to calculate that incidence it naturally.
06:36Where is the diagnosis of the persona?
06:38It is the diagnosis of the persona, the 여러분 who is in the world and who has and who has,
06:42We've got the history of the population of our people.
06:44It is for all the cancer of our population.
06:46We need to get cancer.
06:47So there is lung cancer.
06:47There is lung cancer.
06:48Can we get to take cancer?
06:49Can we get to diagnose it?
06:51It is because we have to get brain cancer and we didn't get for it.
06:55It is just like the lung cancer.
06:56It is not to spread by lung cancer.
06:56It is spread by the lung and brain.
06:58Okay.
07:00With lung and the brain, it is spread by the lung.
07:06Clear, clarity
07:07If we have no risk factor, we can diagnose a female
07:13There is no risk factor, there are genetic factors
07:16As I said, there are genetic factors
07:21There is a driver mutation
07:26There is a cancer mutation
07:29In our DNA
07:29There is a mutation
07:31In our body, full-time cell replication
07:37There are errors
07:41These errors are correct
07:44If we fail the error
07:48It is spontaneous
07:53The error is correct
07:56If we fail the error, it is naturally cancer
07:59It is not the same factor
08:00It is not the same
08:02For example, there are some genetic factors
08:05That is the same
08:07That is the same
08:09What is the same
08:11What are the symptoms of cancer?
08:21What are the common symptoms?
08:23What are the symptoms of cancer?
08:33What are the common symptoms?
08:38What is the same symptoms?
08:41When it comes to a smoker
08:42It is not the same
08:44It is not the same
08:49To be affected
08:49If there are symptoms
08:50It is not the same
08:54That is
09:02If you have a smoking, you can't get the cancer.
09:07If you have a smoking, you can't get the cancer.
09:10Yes, you can get the cancer.
09:14Now, if you go to the doctor, you can get the primary doctor, you can get the X-ray.
09:20If you have a little bit of a serial, you can go to the window.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis.
09:26That is not a time to get the diagnosis.
09:28One lung cancer is not a symptom.
09:34And they have comments.
09:36They have a lot of comments.
09:37They have a lot of comments.
09:39They have a lot of gas.
09:41They have a lot of comments.
09:43This is not a cancer.
09:46TB, chronic cough.
09:47If you have a C.A.T.
09:50Especially for smokers, they have X-ray.
09:56But with X-ray, there is no capacity for cancer detection.
10:00There is no cancer in the eye.
10:02There is no cancer in the eye.
10:03There is no cancer in the eye.
10:04If you have a cancer in the eye, it will spread the eye.
10:10There is no cancer in the eye.
10:12If you have an early cancer diagnosis, it is not an X-ray.
10:15You can't be able to read the test.
10:19What is a C.T.
10:22That is basic screening.
10:24Low dose CT.
10:26Low dose CT.
10:28That is radiation exposure to coronary CT scan.
10:30That is the screening test.
10:34Doctor, we talked about the symptoms.
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:39All of these are other symptoms.
10:41What are the symptoms of a month or month?
10:45The symptoms of cancer are revealed.
10:49One is the symptoms of Ulbavichas.
10:52The symptoms of Ulbavichas are spread.
10:55Ulbavichas is lung.
10:56The main symptom is cough.
11:00The reason is irritation.
11:02The tumour will irritate our airways.
11:06It will irritate our body.
11:11It will cause the irritation.
11:12It is a foreign particle.
11:16Yes, it will cause the irritation.
11:20It will cause the irritation.
11:21It will cause a major airway.
11:24It will cause the irritation.
11:26Then, naturally, we will have the pain.
11:28Then, we have the lung.
11:31We have the capacity.
11:33Yes, it will cause the capacity.
11:34The lung capacity will cause the pain.
11:38It will cause the exercise.
11:42It will cause the pain.
11:45Some of the symptoms of a lung is less than anything.
11:48You will have the blood.
11:55Like a treatment is a very severe tumor.
11:56It will cause the pressure of blood.
12:02The sembouts of the blood is less than anything.
12:04The blood will cause the pain.
12:04If you have the pain and the lung.
12:07The symptom is more than anything.
12:09Yes, even if you have the pain and the throat.
12:10You don't have the pain.
12:11You don't have the pain?
12:11Yes, it is painful.
12:13That is the pain.
12:14That is the pain.
12:14They are also a test wall.
12:17So, if they are in a test wall and they are in a location or location, they are feeling pain.
12:24The pain is usually not a symptom, but it is not a symptom.
12:29Do you know that CT is not a test?
12:34In the case of the smokers, they are definitely a CT.
12:42They have a heavy smokers. They are 55 to 75 years old. They can do a lot of CT for
12:55a year.
12:58Age group is 55 to 75.
13:02Do you have a CT scan for a year?
13:07Yes, we can do a lot of CT.
13:10In CT, we can do a lot of CT.
13:13We can do a lot of CT.
13:16We can do a biopsy.
13:18If we have cancer, we can prove it.
13:21The next step is biopsy.
13:24Biopsy is rendered.
13:25We have bronchoscopic biopsy.
13:27We have percutaneous biopsy.
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer is a major division.
13:37A small cell lung cancer is a non-small cell lung cancer.
13:40A small cell lung cancer is a predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer.
13:46If you have a small cell lung cancer, you should recheck the diagnosis.
13:54That is a small cell lung cancer.
13:58A small cell lung cancer is a 15% and 85% is a non-small cell lung cancer.
14:05If you have a treatment, do you want to help us with the government?
14:09Do you want to help us with those?
14:14If you have a treatment, do you want to help us with the government?
14:35Okay.
14:35Do you want to help the government with screening?
14:38Yes, it will help the government. That's why the cancer screening is included in Ayushaman Farad.
14:43Oh, yes.
14:45That's why...
14:46Central government?
14:46Central government.
14:47That's why the government has a lot of treatment.
14:51Treatment is actually...
14:53What is it?
14:54Government employees have a medicine.
14:56That's why the treatment of Ayushaman Farad is up to 5 lakhs available.
15:00That's why there is a scheme.
15:03That's why there are some issues.
15:04That's why there are some issues.
15:05Do you think the doctor is going to go to alternate treatment?
15:09Actually, what is it?
15:11What is it?
15:13What is it?
15:14Now, after the cancer and diagnosis,
15:16it's called Paliridine, Paliridine, and Obadiation.
15:19It's called the modern treatment.
15:22It's called alternate methods and treatment.
15:26It's a good scenario.
15:29What do you think about that?
15:30We don't have a treatment method against it.
15:34But it's not evidence-based diarrhea.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion.
15:39Okay.
15:39That's why it helps.
15:42That's why it helps.
15:42If you don't have a second opinion, it helps.
15:45Yes, definitely.
15:46It helps.
15:48That's why it helps.
15:50It helps.
15:52It helps.
15:53It helps.
15:55It helps.
15:55It helps.
15:57It helps.
15:57If it helps.
15:58If it helps, it helps.
16:01It helps.
16:02It helps.
16:02It helps.
16:02And that's why we know that data too.
16:05That's okay.
16:06Ultimately, the patient will benefit for the patient.
16:09But there is no evidence. If you believe that there is no side effects, then ultimately the cure is no
16:21side effects.
16:22There is no side effects.
16:25There is no side effects.
16:27If you believe that cancer, it is fatal.
16:33So, we will discover this is late.
16:36That is why we can connect with that.
16:40But what stage is possible?
16:44I said this is stage 1, 2, 3, 4 and divide.
16:49So, we can connect with that stage.
16:52We can test PET-CT and MRI brain.
16:56In PET-CT, there is a chance to spread the brain from the brain and PET-CT.
17:06So, I divided stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:09The first stage is 1, 2, 3, and 4.
17:13It has spread the organ and organ.
17:14It has spread the organ and organ.
17:16It is not the fourth stage.
17:17Do you have a brain spread?
17:19Yes.
17:20It is not the same.
17:21It is not the same.
17:21It is stage 4.
17:23So, stage 4 is curable.
17:26Stage 1, 2, and 3 are curable.
17:29We can treat curable stages in the curable stages.
17:32We can treat curable stages.
17:33But in stage 1, there is no high cure rate for stage 3.
17:37In stage 1, there is 80% cure rate.
17:40Stage 3 is 30% cure rate.
17:43No, it is not the same.
17:45It is not the same.
17:46The time is the same.
17:48It is not the same.
17:49Recipes the it is complete and relapsed.
17:51No, it is not the same.
17:52In stage 1, it is a very localized disease.
17:56It is not the same.
17:58You should do surgery.
18:00It is necessary to do surgery.
18:02In the overall cancer, the patient will be able to do the surgery.
18:09In the lung cancer, you will be able to do the surgery.
18:11If you do the surgery, you will be able to do chemotherapy.
18:14That is the pathology report.
18:18Now, a little bit.
18:21The surgery is the first time you have to do the surgery.
18:26Then, chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy
18:33Then go to surgery
18:37The same answer is that the surgery will continue after the immunotherapy and targeted therapy
18:44For a definite period, based on mutational status
18:50On the basis of surgery, we will continue for a definite, well-defined period
18:58In stage 3, naturally, the surgery will continue after the surgery
19:03In stage 3, predominantly, we have radiation plus chemotherapy
19:09Radiation plus chemotherapy
19:11There is also an option to do one-year immunotherapy
19:14There is also an option to do one-year immunotherapy
19:18I don't know that
19:19Now, there are other treatment options that are going to go
19:22There is also a cure rate
19:25After the surgery, we have radiation plus chemotherapy
19:28After one year of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate is almost double-I
19:34There is also an option to do one-year immunotherapy
19:36In stage 4, we have surgery
19:40Radiation and focused radiation
19:44The main focus is on systemic therapy
19:51Systemic therapy
19:52This is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy
19:58In stage 4 patients, we have biopsy-valued tumor samples
20:05That is mutation profiling
20:08That is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling
20:12In limited panel, we have a few mutations
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling
20:18We have all possible mutations
20:21With chemotherapy, we need to avoid the animals
20:24What do we need to avoid?
20:27With chemotherapy, we need to avoid the animals
20:28Because, targeted therapy and immunotherapy
20:31In chemotherapy, we need to be better cells
20:33But with much less toxic
20:36Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immun targeted therapies?
20:41We need to avoid a lot of chemotherapy
20:42From chemotherapy, we need to avoid a lot of essential
20:48To avoid how we can avoid all the divine cells
20:48If you've got the tumor, you need to avoid some things
20:57If I can avoid cells, you need to avoid the fascia
21:00To avoid cells, you need to avoid a lot of full time
21:01But those are you need to avoid cells
21:02We need to avoid spider and fat
21:04We need to avoid cells
21:06All of the skin
21:08and we need to avoid cells
21:10This is a non-specific treatment
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment
21:22There is a mutation for cancer
21:25EGFR mutation, ALK mutation
21:27There are many mutations
21:29There is a mutation for cancer
21:35There is a mutation for cancer
21:40There is a mutation for cancer
21:41There is a mutation for cancer
21:48They have a very good response in the tumor
21:50With minimal side effects
21:53That is targeted
21:55Immunotherapy is basically
21:57All tumors in our body
21:59Are used in our immune system
22:04Our immune system is a foreign tumor
22:08But if we have a tumor
22:11We have a tumor in the body
22:13We have a immune system
22:17If we have a tumor in our body
22:24We have a tumor
22:25We have a tumor
22:31Then, if we have a tumor
22:33the immune system is visible in the body
22:36Do you identify a foreign particle?
22:39Yes, if you identify a foreign particle, the body is identified
22:43If you have a great immune system, naturally,
22:46the immune system affects the natural immune system
22:54Do you use the targeted therapy or immunotherapy?
22:58Do you use the chemo?
22:59No.
23:00Yes.
23:00We use the adoption of the chemo.
23:02In any type of tumor, we don't have any options
23:08for the targeted therapy or immunotherapy.
23:13In other words, the targeted therapy and the chemotherapy
23:16will be combined in a brief period
23:18and the tumor will take a little bit of the targeted therapy
23:21because there are side effects.
23:23It is very difficult.
23:24It is very difficult.
23:25It is very difficult.
23:27It is a normal life.
23:28It is almost near normal life.
23:29Okay.
23:30It is a treatment in a mainstream cancer center.
23:34The treatment is not a treatment.
23:36It is very difficult because it is right from the beginning.
23:39You have to take an alternate medicine.
23:42You have to take an important time and step by doing it.
23:48Yes, it is not a cancer center.
23:50Then, right from the biopsy, we start the planning of the biopsy.
23:56Naturally, in this stage, we can survive.
23:59Because of the system, the doctor's case, the experience, equipment, expertise,
24:09all the elements of the doctor.
24:11Basically, technicians and machines.
24:14It's the whole ecosystem.
24:16So, we don't have to deal with that.
24:19So, we're going to be more scientific and more smooth.
24:26What I would like to say is,
24:28if we have a patient,
24:32we're going to be more stressed about the doctor.
24:36Our expectations are very realistic.
24:40Actually, what I would like to say is,
24:44if we have a patient, if we have a doctor,
24:49you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience.
24:54What do we have to do with the doctor?
24:59We have to take a second opinion.
25:01How do we do with the doctor?
25:03We are going to be aware.
25:08We are aware and we are aware of the changes for our body
25:13First, you will focus on stoppingMT, Indonesia, losing saiyuu, not reducing anxiety
25:25There is constanturized other dawg, unendressed, weight loss, which we have to explain
25:31We don't have to claim the symptoms of the doctor, but we don't invest in the doctor
25:38If we have the doctor, we will take it to the doctor, then we will take it to the doctor
25:49If we take it to the doctor, then we will take it to the doctor
25:53That is the case of the investigation because it is a little bit of a health
26:00can be healthy.
26:00One day, if you have a patient, you will be able to take care of the patient.
26:05But at this time, you will not be able to investigate the symptoms.
26:12Okay Doctor, thank you so much.
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