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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?
00:27You can also talk about the lung cancer and cancer.
00:30But it doesn't matter what they are about.
00:34They are the same.
00:35What is the lung cancer?
00:37What is the lung cancer?
00:38The lung cancer is basically one of the cancers of our body.
00:43The diseases of the immune system.
00:45Those diseases of the immune system are the same.
00:49It is the same.
00:50It is the same.
00:52It is the same.
00:55If we look at lung cancer, it is called airways
01:01If we look at the smaller airways, it is called alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit, it is mixed with air
01:14In the small airways, there are all cells in alveoli
01:20In the small airways, there are all cells 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?
01:45How common is this in India?
01:47In India, there are many common cancer in the world
01:51In India, there are many common cancer in India
01:57In females, it is breast cancer naturally
02:00In females, it is lung cancer in the world
02:03In India, there are 80,000 new cases
02:0780,000 new cases?
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females
02:14Because traditionally, there are lung cancer in the world
02:19But now, there are 30,000 females in the world
02:23That is very common
02:25But in males, it is breast cancer?
02:40The most important cause of lung cancer
02:44But that is not the case
02:46Atmospheric pollution
02:48Atmospheric pollution
02:51Atmospheric pollution is not exposed
02:52Industrial pollution
02:53That is not the case
02:54We do more work
02:55Naturally, that is the exposure
02:57What factors do you have to do with the doctor?
03:02Like smoking, industrial pollution, villages, cities, etc.
03:12The other factors do you have to do with all the factors?
03:15The case of smoking causes cancer is very famous.
03:21There is no stress.
03:23But it is not a matter.
03:25If there are 30,000 females in new cases, there are no smokers.
03:31There are multiple factors.
03:33One is a second-hand smoke.
03:35Because there is a smoke.
03:38Usually, there is no smoke.
03:42In the bedroom, there is smoke.
03:44The smoke is in there.
03:47There is no smoke.
03:50It is 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 a path to cure.
04:02How many cigarettes are available.
04:04That is very important.
04:06That is very important.
04:09But if you have to do with 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 used in aerosol.
04:24That is not a factor.
04:27That is also a lot of chemicals.
04:28In the vaping, there is a lot of nicotine.
04:30And if there is no nicotine, nobody is going to use it.
04:33Because there is a dopamine stimulation.
04:36But it is not a nicotine.
04:38It is not a vaping.
04:39It is not a nicotine.
04:39It is not a vaping.
04:40It is not a nicotine.
04:43Maybe it is a weaning of a venusole.
04:45If you are addicted to smoking,
04:49Then there are two factors.
04:51One is a nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue.
04:55The two are psychological.
04:57It is a feeling.
04:59After that,
05:02If there is a nicotine withdrawal,
05:05There is no nicotine.
05:07There is no vaping.
05:07That is not a nicotine.
05:09There is no vaping.
05:11Usually, vaping is a nicotine.
05:13There is also a lot of chemicals.
05:16There is also a aerosol.
05:17There is also a lot of aldehyde.
05:21There is no harm.
05:23There is no cancer.
05:24There is no pleuritic pain.
05:27There is also an indestitial lung disease.
05:29There is also a lot of chemicals.
05:31There is no risk.
05:32There is no risk.
05:33There is no risk.
05:34It is safer than cigarette.
05:35But it is not safe.
05:37Now, we need to talk about pollution and smoking.
05:41And it is safe.
05:42But now,
05:47What are the numbers of cancer detections?
05:50There is no causation with the lung cancer and the enormity.
05:53What are the factors in these elevations?
06:00What are the factors of this?
06:05Smoking, industrialization, urbanization
06:08These are cities like this
06:10The city's layer quality is very bad compared to the villages
06:19Industrialization is the cause
06:20One is more detection
06:24It is being registered
06:26It is due to the registries
06:28The incidence is due to the incidence
06:36Is due to the diagnosis?
06:38It's due to the diagnosis
06:39Of the diagnosis and the disease
06:43We're going to find history
06:44We're going to have cancer
06:45We're going to have lung cancer
06:47If we have cancer, we're going to have diagnosis?
06:50Yes, we're going to have 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
08:33Normally, it is lung cancer
09:03Then they will be able to get there. They will not be able to get there.
09:07Is there smoking or cancer?
09:10No. They will be able to get there.
09:14If you go to the doctor or primary doctor, you will take a little X-ray.
09:20If you have a little bit of surgery, then you will go to the window.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis. That is not true.
09:29If you call the symptoms, then you will be able to get there.
09:34Then you will get there.
09:36The first one is very important.
09:39Maybe it is a serious situation where you go to the wire, you will get there.
09:41Or you will get there.
09:43The first one is a cancer.
09:46TB, when you get a chronic cough.
09:48If you get a C.A.T, then you will get there.
09:53The first one is a C.A.T.
09:55If you go to the C.A.T, then you will get there.
09:56But with X-ray, there is no capacity for cancer detection.
10:00In X-ray, there is no cancer in the eye.
10:03If you do that, you can see that in X-ray, it will spread the eye out.
10:11In early cancer diagnosis, X-ray is not dependable.
10:15We don't know about Istanbul.
10:18What is dependable is CT.
10:20That is basic screening.
10:24Low-dose CT.
10:26Low-dose CT.
10:28That is radiation exposure and coronary CT scan.
10:31That is the screening test.
10:34Doctor, what are our symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:39All of these are other symptoms.
10:41What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:46What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:47What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49One is the symptoms of ulbavichas.
10:52That is the symptoms of ulbavichas.
10:55Ulbavichas is lung.
10:57These are the main symptoms of cough.
11:00The reason of this cough is irritation.
11:02So, the tumour will irritate our airways.
11:06It will irritate our body.
11:10It will irritate our body.
11:12Ok.
11:13That was just an eye.
11:15Foreign parts?
11:16Yeah.
11:18It will irritate our body.
11:20So, the symptoms of ulbavichas has been caused by a major airway.
11:25That's why you are taking the big lungs.
11:27That's why you are the major airway.
11:27That is why we are having a major airway.
11:28And we want the available lungs.
11:31They want the capacity.
11:32and you can just step away from long-tongue.
11:38You can do exercises in the body with your body.
11:45The second step is the death.
11:48The tumor appears in the blood.
11:55There are blood sources in blood.
12:00That is the tumor
12:03If the pain is the problem, the lungs are pain sensitive
12:08Pain sensitive?
12:10The lungs are pain sensitive
12:13The lungs are pain sensitive
12:14The lungs are pain sensitive
12:16If you touch the tumor in that location
12:21It is pain
12:23We feel pain is pain
12:25Usually it is pain
12:27Even when it is late stage
12:29The CT is a test
12:32We have to test it
12:34We have to test it
12:34There are many people in the CT
12:40In the CT
12:42The CT is a heavy smokers
12:45The doctor is a heavy smokers
12:48The doctor is 55 to 75 years old
12:51The doctor is a test
12:52They are screening
12:54For a year
12:57The CT is a test
12:58The age group is 55?
13:0055 to 75
13:02What do you do in the CT scan?
13:07The CT scan is a year
13:08The CT scan is a test
13:10The CT scan is a test
13:12The CT is a test
13:13The CT is a test
13:14We can test it naturally
13:16Then the test is a biopsy
13:18Best is a test
13:19But the CT scan is a test
13:21The next step is a biopsy
13:24Biosy is a biopsy
13:25There is a bronchoscopic biopsy
13:27There is also a percutaneous biopsy
13:29That diagnosis
13:30Lung cancer is a major
13:35I do not have to test it
13:36Small cell lung cancer
13:38and non-small cell lung cancer
13:40Small cell lung cancer is a
13:42It is predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:45If you have a non-smoker with small cell lung cancer, you should recheck the diagnosis
13:53That is what is associated with smoking, small cell lung cancer
13:58That is usually 15% and 85% will be non-smol cell lung cancer
14:05If you have a treatment, do you want to help the government?
14:14The government actually has a lot of cancer
14:20The government has a lot of cancer screening
14:26There is a lot of cancer screening
14:33The government supports the support of the government
14:35Do you want to help the government?
14:38Yes, the government helps the cancer screening
14:40That is why there is cancer screening for the Ayishman virus
14:43Yes
14:44That is why there is a central government
14:47That is why there is treatment for the government
14:50The treatment is actually
14:52If you have a medical medicine for the government employees
14:56That is why the Ayishman virus treatment is up to 5 lakhs available
14:59So there is a scheme for many other deaths
15:04The public is an expert
15:04And there are other issues
15:04Do you consider the doctor to go to a cancer
15:06To go to the alternate treatment?
15:09Actually, what is the solution?
15:12Or do you think that will work?
15:13What do you find?
15:13Now, when we talk about cancer and diagnosis
15:16All of the things that you're having to go to the doctor
15:23Is it an alternative treatment?
15:26So they can go to the treatment
15:28What I would like to say is that a treatment method is not against evidence-based diarrhea
15:35I actively promote taking second opinion
15:39That will help with errors
15:42If you don't have a second opinion?
15:45Yes, definitely
15:45That will help with errors
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine is evidence-based
15:52If you don't have a second opinion, you can't do that
15:55But if you don't have a second opinion, you can't improve that
15:59If you don't have a second opinion, you can improve that
16:02If you don't have that data, it's okay
16:06Ultimately, we can benefit them
16:09But there is no evidence
16:12If you don't believe that there is no side effects
16:17If you don't have a second opinion, we can't do that
16:20It is all that
16:22It is not the effect
16:24It is not the effect
16:25It is not the effect
16:26It is the effect
16:27Okay, doctor
16:28If you think of cancer, it is the disease is the fatal
16:33So, it is a late-sight
16:35You can have a discovery
16:36It is also that I can connect with it
16:40But what are the stages?
16:42What are the stages?
16:44What is the recovery?
16:44I'm asking you to ask you
16:46This is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:50We are mainly trying to test PET CT and MRI brain.
16:56In the PET CT, the brain spread spread in the brain.
17:02This is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:08The first stage is 1, 2, 3, and 4.
17:13The second stage is spread in the brain.
17:16The second stage is spread in the brain.
17:19The second stage is curable.
17:26The second stage is curable.
17:30The second stage is curable.
17:33In stage 1, there is a high cure rate in stage 3.
17:37In stage 1, there is 80% cure rate.
17:40In stage 3, there is 30% cure rate.
17:43That is why there is no relapse risk.
17:46There is no relapse risk in stage 3.
17:48How do you relapse?
17:50Yes, there is no relapse risk in stage 3.
17:52In stage 1, there is no relapse risk.
17:55It is no relapse risk.
17:56It is no relapse risk.
17:57In stage 1, there is no relapse risk.
18:01In stage 2, we prefer surgery.
18:02Because in the overall cancer, the patient is not going to do it.
18:08In surgery, you prefer lung cancer.
18:11In surgery, you will be able to do chemotherapy.
18:14In surgery, you will be able to do chemotherapy.
18:14That is why we will decide on the pathology report.
18:18Now, a little bit.
18:20In surgery, when you have surgery, you will be able to do chemotherapy.
18:27After that, chemotherapy is plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:34Then you will be able to do surgery.
18:37And to do surgery.
18:38In surgery.
18:39In surgery, when surgery is coming to the end of the end of the end of the end of the
18:42end of the end of the end,
18:50That is the basis of the surgery, for a definite well-defined treatment for a definite well-defined period.
18:58In stage 3, naturally, the surgery will take a little bit.
19:03In stage 3, predominantly, we have radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:11There is also an option to do one ear immunotherapy.
19:14There is also an option to do one ear immunotherapy.
19:19There is also an option to do one ear treatment options.
19:23There is also a cure rate.
19:25In this case, we have radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:28Now, after one ear of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate is almost double-I.
19:35In stage 4, we have surgery.
19:38There is no need for radiation.
19:46The main focus is on systemic therapy.
19:52Systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
19:58In stage 4 patients, we have biopsy-valued 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.
20:16In comprehensive genomic profiling, we have many mutations.
20:21As we see that, we can avoid the chemotherapy without the animals.
20:25We can avoid the animals without the animals without the animals.
20:29Because it is targeted therapy and immunotherapy,
20:32it is a better result.
20:34But with much less toxicity.
20:37Do you have any difference between chemo immun targeted therapies?
20:42I will ask you, for a chemotherapy, it is not a part of the dividing cells,
20:49if you have a tumor, you can't divide any of the cells, but you can't divide any of the cells.
20:57You can't divide any of the cells, but you can't divide any of the cells,
21:00you can't divide any of the cells.
21:05In English, it is not easy to use. It is easy to use. It is easy to use. It is
21:12easy to use.
21:13It is a non-specific treatment.
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment.
21:22There is a mutation in cancer.
21:25EGFR, ALK mutation.
21:28There are many mutations.
21:29It is easy to use.
21:31It is easy to use.
21:33It is easy to use.
21:43It is easy to use.
21:47They have a very good response in the tumor with minimal side effects.
21:53That is targeted.
21:55Immunotherapy is that every tumor in our body is used.
22:04Our immune system is used as a foreign tumor.
22:09However, if the tumor is used in our body,
22:13the immune system is used to recognize the immune system.
22:19Then, the immune system is used to block the immune system.
22:26In our immune therapy, it is effective.
22:28If it is an extremelyенная cancer, and we enable it.
22:31If it is an immune administration, it feels more visible.
22:36This tumor may also be visible at the body.
22:36Can this to be a foreign particle?
22:39Yea, as a foreign particle so it thinks that our body is principled.
22:43If we know also our bodies, it just identifies it.
22:45Now to the natural immune system, from it she is a strong immune system.
22:54Okay.
22:54So, if we use targeted therapy or immunotherapy, then we can't use chemo.
23:00Yes.
23:00We can use chemotherapy to adopt.
23:03So, if we use a tumor type, we can use chemotherapy to work with immunotherapy.
23:10You can also use chemotherapy as well.
23:13When you combine targeted therapy and chemotherapy in a brief period,
23:18you can use a little bit of targeted therapy.
23:22There are very side effects.
23:24You can use the target therapy as well.
23:27Almost near-normal life.
23:31You can use this treatment in a mainstream cancer center.
23:34You can use the treatment right from the beginning.
23:39You can use an alternate medicine.
23:42You can use an important time.
23:46You can use a great cancer center.
23:51Right from the biopsy.
23:54We start planning right from the biopsy.
23:56Naturally, we can survive.
23:59Because you can use the treatment for the doctor's doctor's case.
24:04You can use the equipment and expertise.
24:09You can use the equipment and expertise.
24:11You can use the equipment for the technicians.
24:11Basically, the technicians and machines.
24:14Everything is a whole ecosystem.
24:16So, we can use the ecosystem as well.
24:19This is not just before.
24:19So, this must change.
24:23This tends to be another scientific.
24:26Let me suggest them you are just as realistic.
24:30How many patients are in this situation?
24:32At late- smoothly you are standing at you.
24:34They pressure the treatment doctor doctor.
24:37They should becomes very realistic.
24:41Our expectations are more realistic.
24:48So, you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience.
24:55What action should we do to the doctor?
24:59What do we do to the doctor?
25:03Now, we are aware of our bodies.
25:09We are aware of our bodies.
25:11We are aware of our bodies.
25:14There are only ones that have these various symptoms,��면,
25:19acting, and a dentist. And if
25:31they ask that the doctor, we are
25:37now aware of our wounds, because when
25:39they don't understand whatache does,
25:41We asked him to use a doctor, we ask him to use a doctor and he asked him to use
25:46other doctors.
25:47He asked him to use a doctor, he asked him to use other doctor and he asked him to use
25:51alternate medicine.
25:53That's why it's important to go to the investments.
25:56Because the investments portion is healthy.
26:00If you take a seat and take a seat, you'll be able to take a seat.
26:05But if you don't want to investigate the symptoms,
26:09you don't want to investigate the investments.
26:12Thank you so much.
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