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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?
00:27Now, when we talk about lung cancer,
00:30we do not know what we could do or what we could do.
00:35What is that?
00:37This is basically what is the cancer.
00:40The cancer, the diseases and the diseases of the body,
00:45the diseases of the disease,
00:45the diseases of the disease,
00:47the diseases of the body,
00:48the diseases of the body and the diseases of the body.
00:52and the process of traveling spread to the cancer
00:56So, if we look at lung cancer, we are also in our lungs and airways
01:01In the case of the small area, we are in the small and small airways
01:05and we are also in the alveoli
01:08Alveoli means air exchange unit, which is our air
01:12and we are mixing in the blood
01:14So, in the small airways, there are all cells in the alveoli
01:20In India, there are many cancers in the blood vessels and organs.
01:28How common is this in India?
01:33How common is this in India?
01:34How common is this in India?
01:35How common is this in India?
01:44How common is this in India?
01:47How common is this in India?
01:53In India, there are many common cancer in India.
01:57In females, there are breast cancer.
02:00In 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, there are many people who have lung cancer.
02:19However, there are 80,000 and 30,000 females.
02:23That is very common.
02:26But in males, there are many cancers?
02:28Yes.
02:29Overall, in smoking, there is a male predilection of lung cancer.
02:34It is the most important cause of lung cancer.
02:43But it is not the most important cause of lung cancer.
02:46Atmospheric pollution.
02:48Atmospheric pollution is not exposed.
02:52Industrial pollution.
02:53The only possible cause of lung cancer is not exposed.
02:58All of these are many factors that are exposed to the exposure.
02:58What factors have been affected by the doctor?
03:03The doctors mentioned smoking, industrial pollution,
03:05the villages and cities.
03:08The doctors mentioned the doctors in the case of the doctor said that they have been infected.
03:11There are some factors that have been affected by the vaccine.
03:15When smoking causes cancer, it is very famous
03:20It doesn't have any stress, but it doesn't matter
03:24I said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases
03:30There are multiple factors, one is second hand smokers
03:35Because there is a smoker
03:37Usually, there is no smoke, there is smoke
03:43Then the smoker is exposed to them
03:47They are exposed to their bodies
03:51That is a very important cause of cancer
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:57Yes, they are risked
03:58In this lung cancer, there is an important path to cure
04:01How many cigarettes are available
04:04That is why it is very important
04:06That is why it is very important
04:09If you do smoking or vaping, it is safe
04:16Because there is active content of nicotine
04:19That is why there is a lot of chemicals in aerosols
04:23There are no factors
04:26That is why there is vaping
04:27Actually, 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
04:38No nicotine is not vaping
04:39Yes, the vaping is not
04:41One thing, maybe they are going to use a weaning off
04:45If they are addicted to smoking
04:49Then there are two factors
04:51One is nicotine
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue
04:55Two are psychological
04:57They are feeling of the pain
04:59Very important
04:59At the point of the path to cure
05:02When it is hospital
05:02If you are hospital, there is a lot of nicotine
05:04There is no nicotine
05:09There is no nicotine
05:09There is no nicotine
05:11There is no nicotine
05:11It is usually a vaping
05:13There is no nicotine
05:14It is also very chemical
05:15It is also a aerosols
05:17It is why it is as well
05:19There is aldehyde
05:21That is not harmful
05:22And in this case, it is not helpful
05:23It is not a cancerous
05:24It is such a illness
05:26It is called Indestitial Lung Disease, it is called Chemicals, so that's it.
05:33It is safer than Figured, but it is not safe.
05:37Now, we need to talk about pollution and smoking.
05:44In India, there is no number of cancer detection.
05:50There is no commonity cancer, but there is no lung cancer.
05:53What factors are there?
05:59There are multiple factors.
06:00One thing I would say is smoking, industrialization, urbanization.
06:10Naturally, if we have a daily layer quality index, we can talk about it.
06:14The city's layer quality is very bad compared to the villages.
06:17Then, industrialization is the cause.
06:20One is more detection.
06:23It has been detected.
06:25It has been registered.
06:27It has been registered.
06:29So, naturally, the incidence is calculated.
06:35There is no disease.
06:36You haven't got a diagnosis?
06:38Yes, because of the disease.
06:43We also have to follow the disease.
06:43Our history has been tested.
06:44We have multiple cancers.
06:46It has been diagnosed.
06:47You have to have Hause, but you have to have lung cancer.
06:48Can you get diagnosed with cancer?
06:50No.
06:51Although this is a disease, it does not have lung cancer.
06:53Actually, there will be brain cancer.
06:55It does not have lung cancer spread.
06:56The lung, the brain spread.
06:58The documentation is very clear
07:03Clear? Clarity?
07:08There is no risk factor for a female
07:13There is no risk factor
07:14There are genetic factors
07:16There are genetic factors
07:21There are driver mutations
07:26There is a mutation in the cancer
07:28There is a mutation in our DNA
07:31In our body, we have cell replication
07:37When it comes to cell replication, there are errors
07:41When it comes to the error, it is correct
07:45We have a feeling that the error is correct
07:48It is very spontaneous
07:53When it comes to cell replication, there is a mechanism
07:57It is naturally cancer
07:59It is a different factor
08:00It is not a different factor
08:02For example, there are some genetic factors
08:05That will contribute to it
08:08Now, there are some other cancers
08:10It is very common
08:12What are the symptoms of cancer?
08:20What are the common symptoms of cancer?
08:23Most of the most common symptoms of cancer?
08:28Choma
08:28Choma
08:29Choma
08:29Choma
08:30Choma
08:31Choma
08:32Choma
08:32Choma
08:32Choma
08:34Choma
08:52Choma
08:55Choma
08:56Choma
09:00Choma
09:01Choma
09:02Choma
09:04Choma
09:04Choma
09:04Choma
09:04Choma
09:04They can't heal it. They can't heal it.
09:07It's not smoking or cancer.
09:10It's not that it can be done.
09:14Now, if you go to the doctor, you can go to the primary doctor,
09:17you can take a little x-ray.
09:20If you don't have a little surgery, you can go to the window.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis.
09:26That is not true.
09:28If you don't have any symptoms, you don't have any symptoms.
09:34And you can comment on that.
09:36You can comment on that.
09:37You can comment on that.
09:38You can comment on that.
09:41You can comment on that.
09:43This is not a cancer.
09:44This is TB.
09:46Chronic-off.
09:47This is a CET.
09:51Especially for smokers,
09:53it's not a CET.
09:55It's a CET.
09:56It's a CET.
09:57It's not a cancer detection.
10:00But if you want cancer in the eye,
10:02it's not a cancer detection.
10:03If you want cancer in the eye,
10:07it will spread out.
10:11As a cancer detection,
10:14it's not a cancer detection.
10:15It's not a cancer detection detection.
10:18It's a test.
10:19It's CT.
10:22That's a basic screening.
10:24We use low-dose CT. That is radiation exposure and coronary CT scan. That is the screening test.
10:34Doctor, what are the 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?
10:45Now, what are the symptoms of a month?
10:49One is the symptoms of a month.
10:52The symptoms of a month is spread.
10:55The month is the lung.
10:58The main symptom is the cough. The reason is the irritation.
11:02The tumour is irritated by the airways.
11:06The body is irritated by the body.
11:09It's the symptoms of a week.
11:13What the symptoms of a month is the same thing.
11:16Yes, it is the irritaation.
11:20And the reaction becomes the tissue.
11:23Then it is a major relief.
11:26Now, it is a major relief.
11:28Then we have a major relief.
11:30We are to send a lung.
11:31We have to send the lung capacity.
11:33Yes, it is a capacity.
11:34We will send the lung capacity.
11:35To turn the lungs, we can give some steps.
11:37We can do exercise
11:44The third thing is death
11:48Because the tumor is leaking from the tumor
11:54The tumor is leaking from the tumor
11:57That is the tumor
12:03If we have a tumor, we are not as pain sensitive
12:09No pain sensitive?
12:10No pain sensitive
12:11It is also not pain sensitive
12:13It is also pain sensitive
12:16At the tumor in chest wall, we can do the tumor
12:23The tumor is in our body
12:24The pain is not a symptom
12:27But the pain is in the late state
12:29Do you have any tests for the CT?
12:35In the smokers, there are definitely people who are interested in the CT
12:41They have a heavy smokers
12:47They are 55 to 75 years old
12:51They did a screening for a year and a year and a year, they did a lot of CT
12:58The age group is 50? 55 to 75
13:02So, what do you do with Chainsmokers?
13:05Do you have a CT scan for a year?
13:07Yes, we do a lot of CT
13:10In CT, we did a lot of CT
13:13We did a lot of CT and we did a lot of CT
13:16Then we did a biopsy
13:18But we did a lot of CT
13:22The next step is biopsy
13:23Biopsy is rendered by bronchoscopic biopsy
13:27That is percutaneous biopsy
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer is a major division
13:36Small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer
13:40Small cell lung cancer is predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45If you have a small cell lung cancer, you should recheck the diagnosis
13:54That is why smoking is associated with small cell lung cancer
13:58That is usually 15% and 85% are non-small cell lung cancer
14:05Do you have any treatment?
14:08Do you have any treatment for the government?
14:14The government is a lot of cancer
14:20There is a lot of cancer screening in Kerala government and cancer screening
14:26There is a lot of cancer screening in Kerala government
14:34Do you want to help the government?
14:38Yes, they will help the government
14:40That's why there is cancer screening in Aishman.
14:45Central government
14:46I think, there is some exceptions to the government
14:51True, there is a lot of treatment for government employees
14:55There is a lot of treatment for the government employees
14:57There is a lot of treatment for this Aishman
14:59There is a año 2.7%
15:03They need to be looking for a doctor with cancer
15:09Do you think that is possible?
15:12What is my aim for the nanoprenees?
15:13Sir, we need to take care of cancer,
15:15in the process of prolonging the post, the end of the process of the post, the end of the post,
15:19the end of the post, the end of the post, or the end of the post.
15:26So what I have to say is one of the treatment methods against the post, but not evidence based idea.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion. I think that can help many errors.
15:42If you don't have a second opinion, you can take it.
15:46That will help you with errors.
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine is not evidence based.
15:52If you don't have medicine, you can't take it.
15:55But if you don't have medicine, you can't take it.
15:58If you don't have medicine, you can't improve it.
16:02If you don't know that data, it's okay.
16:06Ultimately, we can benefit the patient's patients.
16:08We can benefit the patient's patients.
16:10But if you don't have evidence,
16:12if you don't have a second opinion,
16:16it's not a side effect.
16:18Ultimately, we can benefit the patient's patients.
16:23If you don't have a side effect,
16:24it's not a side effect.
16:26It's not a side effect.
16:27It's not a side effect.
16:27Okay, doctor.
16:29If you think about cancer,
16:30it's a disease that is fatal.
16:33So, this is a late site.
16:35It's a discovery.
16:36That's why we can connect the patient's patients.
16:40But,
16:41what are the stages?
16:42What are the stages?
16:44What are the stages?
16:44What are the stages?
16:45What are the stages?
17:19What's the stages?
17:23In stage 4, it is not curable. In stage 1, 2 and 3, it is a curable stage in a
17:29curative intent.
17:31In stage 1, there is a high cure rate in stage 3. In stage 1, there is 80% cure
17:40rate, but in stage 3, there is 30% cure rate.
17:43In stage 3, there is no relapse risk. In stage 3, there is no relapse risk.
17:52In stage 1, there is no relapse risk. In stage 1 and 2, we prefer surgery.
18:00In stage 3, we prefer surgery. In stage 3, we prefer surgery.
18:11In stage 3, we will do chemotherapy. We will decide to talk about the pathology report.
18:16We will decide to talk about the pathology.
18:18Now, we will try to take a little bit.
18:21The first surgery is the first time.
18:27In stage 3, we will take chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:33Then, we will take surgery.
18:36In stage 4, we will take the surgery.
18:43Then, we will continue to take a little bit.
18:44For a definite period.
18:46Based on the mutational status of the patient, we will take a little bit of surgery before the patient.
18:58In stage 3, we will take a little bit of surgery.
19:03In stage 3, we will take our radiation and chemotherapy.
19:09Ok.
19:09Radiation plus chemo therapy
19:11There is also an option to do one year immunotherapy
19:17I don't think that's why
19:19The other treatment options are now
19:22The cure rate will increase
19:25In the case of radiation plus chemo and stop
19:28After one year of additional immunotherapy
19:31The cure rate will almost double high
19:34In stage 4, we have surgery
19:40Radiation and focused radiation
19:46The main focus is on systemic therapy
19:52Systemic therapy is basically
19:54Hemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy
19:58In stage 4 patients, we have biopsies
20:04Tumor sample
20:05That is mutation profiling
20:08It is a limited panel
20:10Comprehensive genomic profiling
20:12Limited panel
20:14We have a few mutations
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling
20:18We have all possible mutations
20:20That is why we have chemotherapy
20:23Avoid animals from this
20:25What is chemotherapy
20:25Avoid animals from this
20:27Avoid animals from this
20:29Because targeted therapy
20:30Immunotherapy
20:31Chemotherapy has better results
20:33But with much less toxicity
20:36Doctor, is there a difference between
20:39Chemo and Immun targeted therapies?
20:41It is very similar
20:41Now, one of the most is chemotherapy
20:45It is one very important
20:46It is because of all dividing cells
20:50If a tumor is part of a tumor
20:52Can you divide your tumor
20:55With any negative hemisphere
20:57It is why it is about the same
20:57It is about you
20:57Of course, there are no dividing cells
21:00It is because of any negativeigrade cells
21:01Not only if you pump one
21:04You'll get the same
21:05You'll get the same
21:07You'll get the same
21:07For the same
21:09This is a non-specific treatment
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment
21:22The cancer is a mutation
21:25EGFR mutation, ALK mutation
21:27There are many mutations
21:30These are mutations in the cell
21:35These are mutations in the cell
21:40These are mutations in the cell
21:41These are mutations in the cell
21:47They have a very good response in the cell
21:50With minimal side effects elsewhere
21:53That is targeted
21:55Immunotherapy is basically
21:57All of the tumors in the body
22:00They are exposed to our immune system
22:04Our immune system is actually
22:06Foreign to the tumor
22:09But if the tumor is exposed to the body
22:13The immune system is recognized
22:15That is the tumor
22:17That is the immune system
22:22Blocked the immune system
22:25If we have cancer in the cell
22:27Immunotherapy is effectively
22:33The immune system is now visible
22:36So it is the immune system
22:37The immune system is identified
22:39Yes, it is the immune system
22:40The immune system is identified
22:43So it is a good immune system
22:45So it is a good immune system
22:47It is a natural immune system
22:52We can do it.
22:54Okay.
22:54So, if we use targeted therapy or immunotherapy, then we can use chemo?
23:00Yes.
23:00We can use chemo therapy.
23:03We can use chemo therapy.
23:04We can use chemo therapy to use chemo therapy.
23:22Because the side effects are very difficult.
23:24We can use chemo therapy to use chemo therapy.
23:27It's almost near normal life.
23:31We can use chemo therapy to do this treatment in a mainstream cancer center.
23:36Because we can use chemo therapy right from the beginning to do it.
23:39Some of the cases we can use an alternate medicine and an important time.
23:46We can do it.
23:48That's not true.
23:49Then he did a great cancer center and he did it right from the biopsy, right from the biopsy. The
23:53biopsy started when we started the planning.
23:56Naturally, in this stage, he will not survive.
23:59Because of that system and the doctor's case.
24:04Naturally, his experience, equipment, expertise, etc.
24:09It's all the elements. We are talking about the doctor.
24:11Basically, technicians and machines. It's the whole ecosystem.
24:16We are talking about that ecosystem.
24:20That's why the doctor is going to be scientific and smooth.
24:26What I would like to say is that the patient is struggling with the patient.
24:31The patient is struggling with the doctor.
24:36The expectations are very realistic.
24:42What I would like to say is that the patient is struggling with the patient.
24:46If you look at the doctor, you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51The patient is struggling with the patient.
24:55What's the actual action for the doctor?
24:59What is the knowledge?
25:01What is the doctor?
25:03We are aware of the changes in our body and we are aware of the changes in our body
25:33And we are aware of the changes in our body and we are aware of the changes in our body
25:43and the biological changes in our body
25:52In that case, it is important to go to the investigations.
25:56Because the investigations portion is also healthy.
26:00One day, if you take a seat, you will be able to take a seat and take a seat.
26:05If you have any time, you will not be able to investigate the symptoms.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
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