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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 the lung cancer and cancer?
00:30But it can only be specific to anyone to the body.
00:35What is the difference between lung cancer?
00:37Lung cancer is basically the difference between the cancer.
00:40The cancer is the same, in our body and the bloodstream.
00:45What is the bloodstream and the bloodstream is the same.
00:49And the bloodstream is the same and the bloodstream.
00:53The process of traveling is spread like cancer
00:56If we look at lung cancer, the lungs are airwaves
01:01In this case, the lungs are smaller and smaller airwaves
01:05The alveoli is air exchange unit
01:10The air exchange unit is mixed with blood
01:14In this case, the airwaves and the alveoli are in this case
01:22The blood vessels and organs are spread like cancer
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?
01:41How common is this in India?
01:47In India?
01:49In India, the most common incidence of lung cancer is in India
01:52In India, the most common cancer is in males
01:58In females, it is breast cancer
02:00In females, it is lung cancer
02:02In India, there are 80,000 new cases
02:07There are 80,000 new cases
02:10In these 80,000 new cases, there are almost 30,000 females
02:14That is in males
02:15Because traditionally, we have a cancer for smokers
02:17There are lung cancer
02:18But in the end, there are 80,000 new cases
02:21There are 40,000 females
02:23That is very common
02:25But it is not even in males
02:26But it is not even in males
02:28And overall, for smoking, it is a male predilection of the cancer
02:34Is it all related to smoking?
02:36Yes, for males and risk factors, smoking is the most important cause of lung cancer
02:43But it is not about atmospheric pollution
02:48Atmospheric pollution, it is not about the vehicle exposed, industrial pollution
02:53It is not about the exposure to work
03:03It is not about smoking, industrial pollution, villages, and cities
03:08The doctor said that it is not about the risk factors
03:12There are other factors that are affected
03:15Now, smoking causes of cancer is very famous
03:20Very clear
03:21It is not about any stress
03:22But it is not about the risk
03:24In the case of 80,000 cases, there are 30,000 female smokers
03:30There are multiple factors
03:33One is second-hand smoke
03:34Because there is a smoke
03:38Usually, there is smoke
03:41In the bedroom is smoke
03:43But the smoke is in there
03:46That is exposed to their bodies
03:52That is a very important cause of cancer
03:55Is it a risk of cancer?
03:57Yes, it is a risk of cancer
03:58Yes, it is a risk of cancer
03:58In this lung cancer, there is a path to cure
04:01How many cigarettes are available
04:04That is very important
04:06That is very important
04:08That is very important
04:09That is very important
04:10That is very important
04:10That is why
04:11If you go to smoking or vaping
04:13If vaping is safe
04:15Because it is safe
04:17Because it is active content
04:18In the case of nicotine
04:19In the case of aerosols, there is a lot of chemicals
04:24There are no factors
04:26There are no factors
04:27There are also vapes
04:27In the case of vaping
04:28The active content is nicotine
04:30And if there is no nicotine
04:31Nobody is going to use this
04:33Because there is no dopamine stimulation
04:36There is no dopamine stimulation
04:37So it is not a nicotine
04:38It is not a vaping
04:39It is not a vaping
04:40It is not a vaping
04:43Maybe it is a weaning off
04:44If we go to vaping
04:46If you go to smoking
04:48or addict
04:49There are no drugs
04:51The two things
04:52For the nicotine
04:52One is the nicotine
04:53The advantages of the nicotine
04:55The two things are psychological
04:57The feeling is of a pain
04:59That's how it goes
05:00But when it comes to doing that
05:01Then when the nicotine is not
05:04A proper nicotine
05:05Do not use vaping
05:06That's how they do
05:08That's how they do
05:08No, it doesn't
05:10Do not
05:10Vapers
05:11Usually say a vaping
05:12Like as the nicotine
05:13There is also a lot of chemicals. This is aerosol. There is also a lot of aldehyde.
05:21It is harmful. It is not harmful for cancer. Pluritic pain, cauceus, indestitial lung disease.
05:29There is also a lot of chemicals. It is safer than figured, but it is not safe.
05:37There is also a lot of factors like pollution and smoking.
05:44In India, there is also a number of cancer detection.
05:50There is also a lot of common cancer, but there is also a lot of lung cancer.
05:54What are the factors of this elevation?
05:59Multiple factors. One thing I would say is that smoking, industrialization, urbanization, etc.
06:09Naturally, if we call it a daily layer quality index, then we know that.
06:14Cities layer quality is very bad compared to the villages.
06:19Industrialization is the cost. One is more detection.
06:22It has been detected. It has been registered.
06:29So, naturally, the incidence is calculated.
06:36There is also a diagnosis.
06:38There is also a diagnosis.
06:39There is also a diagnosis.
06:42There is also a history.
06:44There is also a cancer.
06:46There is also a cancer.
06:49There is also a diagnosis.
06:49There is also a diagnosis.
06:51There is also a Alzheimer's disease body.
06:53There is also a diagnosis of brain cancer.
06:54There is also a liver cancer.
06:55It is also a blood cancer.
06:56All the lungs and the brain spread?
06:58Yes.
06:59More information.
07:00Now, when you start to see the documentation, it is clearly clear.
07:07When you take into account, it is clearly clear.
07:07It is clearly clear.
07:08It is clear.
07:08There is no risk factor if it is a female, to diagnose it.
07:14one between a female and a male.
07:14It is no other risk factor.
07:15But it is also genetic factors.
07:16As I said, there are other risk factors that are genetic and there are some driver mutations
07:26There is a mutation in our DNA
07:31In our body, actually, full-time cell replication
07:37When it comes to cell replication, there are errors
07:40If you look at this error, it is correct
07:44Then we have to fail the error
07:48It will be spontaneous
07:53That error is correct
07:55It will naturally be cancer
07:59It is another factor
08:01For example, these are genetic factors
08:05It will contribute
08:07Now, if there are other cancers, it is very common
08:13What symptoms are there
08:15If there is cancer, what are the common symptoms?
08:23Most of the common symptoms are Choma
08:26Choma is Choma
08:30If we have a problem, it is very common
08:36This is just common symptoms
08:38These are common symptoms
08:40If we have a problem, we will be smoking
08:42This might be a cure
08:43But this will be a cure
08:47It will be a cure
08:56He is aggressively moving.
08:58But if he wants to be a smoker, he knows he has a smoker.
09:03And then he is not supposed to be able to get him.
09:05He is not supposed to be able to get him to go to the doctor.
09:09That is why we can get him to get him to the doctor.
09:14If he has a doctor, he can get him to the doctor.
09:19If you have a little bit of a disease, then you go to the end of the day.
09:24That is a time to diagnosis. That is a very important thing.
09:29One lung cancer is not a symptom.
09:34And they are very common. They are very common.
09:38They are very common. They are very common.
09:43This is a cancer. TB or chronic cough.
09:47If you are a patient, you will be able to do this.
09:50Especially with smokers, they will be able to do X-ray.
09:56But the X-ray will be able to detect the cancer.
10:00It is not a cancer in the eye.
10:03If you are able to do that, it will spread the eye out.
10:11The early cancer diagnosis is not dependent on the early cancer.
10:15It is not a disease.
10:18It depends on the CT.
10:21That is a basic screening.
10:24Low-dose CT.
10:26Low-dose CT.
10:28That is radiation exposure and coronary CT.
10:30That is the screening.
10:33Okay.
10:34Dr, we have to ask about symptoms.
10:36What are the main symptoms of the cancer?
10:39What are the main symptoms of the cancer?
10:39All of these are other symptoms.
10:41What are the symptoms of the cancer?
10:45What are the symptoms of the cancer?
10:48What are the symptoms of the cancer?
10:49One is the symptoms of the ulbavich.
10:52The symptoms of the ulbavich is spread.
10:55The ulbavich is lung.
10:58The main symptoms of the cough is the reason of the cough.
11:02The cough is irritation.
11:05If you are not sensitive, then you are not sensitive to the body.
11:10Now the irritations are very much.
11:13That is very important?
11:16Yes, you are not sensitive to the skin.
11:20That is very important.
11:23If you are not sensitive to the body, you are not sensitive to the body.
11:34So naturally, we can do a step in the next step.
11:38We can do an exercise.
11:42We can do an exercise.
11:43The third thing is the death of the CABATIL.
11:48Because the tumor is leaking from the blood.
11:56The CABATIL is the red flag.
12:00That is the tumor.
12:02Yes, it is a tumor.
12:03If the pain is a problem, our lungs are pain sensitive.
12:09It is pain sensitive?
12:10Yes, it is pain sensitive.
12:12The lungs are pain sensitive.
12:14The lungs are pain sensitive.
12:15It is pain sensitive to the chest wall.
12:17If the chest wall is a touch of the tumor,
12:20it is pain, it is pain.
12:24The pain is usually not a symptom.
12:28But it is not a symptom.
12:29It is pain sensitive to the chest wall.
12:30Do you have any tests for the chest wall?
12:35In the smokeers,
12:35there are many people who are in the Mounarchi.
12:42There is a heavy smokeers.
12:45There is a heavy smokeers.
12:47They are 55 to 75 years old.
12:52They are screening.
12:53They are screening.
12:55Every year, they are screening.
12:58The age group is 55?
13:0055 to 75.
13:0155 to 75.
13:03Do you have a CT scan for the chain smokers?
13:06A CT scan for a year.
13:08A CT scan for a lot of CT.
13:10The CT scan for a lot of CT.
13:13It is a CT scan for a lot of CT scan for a month.
13:16It is a CT scan for a lot of CT scan for 2 to 365 years.
13:21They are screening.
13:22The next step is biopsy.
13:23The biopsy is a biopsy.
13:25It is a bronchoscopic biopsy.
13:27It is a percutaneous biopsy.
13:29The diagnosis of the lung cancer is 2 divisions.
13:36The diagnosis of lung cancer becomes a major division.
13:43It is exclusively a smoker's cancer
13:45If you have a small cell lung cancer in a non-smoker, you should recheck the diagnosis
13:54If you have a small cell lung cancer that is associated with smoking, it is a small cell lung cancer
13:58But that is usually 15% of people
14:02If you have 85% of people, it is a non-small cell lung cancer
14:05If you have a small cell lung cancer, you should be able to help you with the government
14:14The government actually has a lot of cancer
14:20If you have a small cell lung cancer, you should be able to help you with cancer
14:25When you have a small cell lung cancer screening, you should be able to help you with cancer screening
14:29Even in the hospital, you should be able to help you with cancer screening
14:35Do you want to help the government?
14:38Yes, we need to help you with that
14:40For example, there is cancer screening in Aishman virus
14:43Oh yes
14:45For example, in Central government
14:47For example, it is a treatment for government
14:50For the government employees and a medical care system
14:57For the government employees, there is a treatment for the government
14:58for the government employees
14:58For the government employees, there is a treatment for up to 5 lakhs
15:00It is a appropriate scheme for all the patients
15:03And it must be taken this part of the treatment
15:03There are some of the issues
15:04There are some of the issues
15:06Dr., who are concerned about the cancer of and cure
15:08If you can take the emergency treatment to the treatment
15:09What is your Survivor?
15:11How do you want to help you with cancer?
15:15After the cancer diagnosis, the patient will be able to go to the patient's treatment and go to the patient's
15:22treatment
15:22and go to the patient's treatment and alternate methods. That's a very difficult scenario.
15:29What I would say is that we are not against a treatment method, but not evidence based idea.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion. That will help many errors.
15:42If you don't have any questions, you can answer a second opinion.
15:45Yes, definitely. That will help you.
15:48But if you have a problem with alternate medicine, it is not evidence based.
15:52If you do not have any medicine, you will not have any medicine.
15:55But if you do not have any medicine, you will improve that medicine.
16:00If you do not have any medicine, you will improve that medicine.
16:02If you do not know that data, that is okay.
16:06Because ultimately, the patient will benefit you.
16:09If you do not have any medicine, you will not have any side effects.
16:18Ultimately, the patient will not have any side effects.
16:22So, there is no effect. There is no side effects.
16:27Okay, doctor.
16:29If you think about cancer, it is a fatal disease.
16:33So, we will be able to discover this later.
16:36If you do not have any side effects, you will be able to connect to the fatal item.
16:40But if you do not have any stage, you will be able to recover any stage.
16:44That is very possible. I like to do something else.
16:45I will tell you about the other cancers.
16:47When we were talking about stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:50We will divide into stage 2, 3, 4.
16:52We will divide into stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:53We will mainly test PET CT and MRI brain.
16:57When you do the MRI brain, the brain spread in the brain and the PET CT.
17:06If you do the PET CT, it will also be a different part.
17:07We will divide into stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:13The stage is spread in the first stage.
17:16Does it spread in the fourth stage?
17:19Yes, the stage is spread in the fourth stage.
17:22So, stage 4 is curable.
17:26Stage 1, 2 and 3 is curable.
17:29We treat curative and curative stages.
17:33Especially, stage 1 has a high cure rate.
17:36Stage 3 is not.
17:37Stage 1 is 80% cure rate.
17:40Stage 3 is 30% cure rate.
17:43Because there is no relapse risk.
17:46There is no relapse risk.
17:47There is no relapse risk in stage 3.
17:48How do you relapse?
17:51Yes, there is no relapse risk in stage 3.
17:52Stage 1 is a very localized disease.
17:56There is no relapse risk in stage 1 and 2.
17:59In stage 2, we refer to surgery.
18:02Because in the overall cancer.
18:05We refer to surgery.
18:09We prefer surgery for lung cancer.
18:11If we do surgery, we will take chemotherapy.
18:14That is, we will decide on the pathology report.
18:16We will decide on the pathology.
18:18Okay.
18:18Okay.
18:18Okay.
18:19Now, a little bit.
18:21That is, the surgery is the first time.
18:27The first time, we have chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:31Okay.
18:32Then, we will take chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:34Then, we will take surgery.
18:36Surgery.
18:36Yes.
18:37Surgery, in the pathology as it is,
18:40In the pathology, we will take care of the surgery.
18:42We will take좋�ivan treatment.
18:44Even the oncology, we will take care of the surgery.
18:45For a definite period,
18:46It is based on the very common so-called mutational statuses.
18:51That is, in the case of surgery,
18:54We will take a little while to take care of the treatment.
18:55For a definite, well-defined period, we will continue to take care of the treatment.
18:58In stage 3, a little bit of surgery.
19:02Then, we will use radiation plus chemotherapy
19:09Radiation plus chemotherapy
19:11There is also an option to do one year immunotherapy
19:16I don't know if there are other treatment options
19:22There is also a cure rate
19:24Then, we will use radiation plus chemotherapy
19:28Now, one year of additional immunotherapy
19:31The cure rate is almost double high
19:35In stage 4, we have surgery
19:40Radiation and focused radiation are limited to that
19:47The main focus is on systemic therapy
19:50Systemic therapy
19:52Systemic therapy is basically
19:54Hemotherapy, Targeted therapy and Immunotherapy
19:58In that case, stage 4 patients
20:02We have biopsided tumor samples
20:05That is mutation profiling
20:08It is a limited panel
20:10Comprehensive genomic profiling
20:12For limited panel, we have a few mutations
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling
20:18We have all possible mutations
20:20That is why we are using chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:24We are using chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:27We are using chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:28Because targeted therapy and Immunotherapy
20:31There are better results
20:33But with much less toxicity
20:36Doctor, is there a difference?
20:38That is why we are using chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:45That is why it is determined
20:46All the dividing cells
20:49For a tumor, it is not a fast dividing cell, but the tumor is not a fast dividing cell
21:00If it changes in the body, it changes the whole cells
21:08So the tumor is not a fast dividing cell
21:12It 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 the cell
21:43The cells are 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 the tumors in our body
21:59They have been exposed to our immune system
22:04Our immune system is a foreign
22:07Our immune system is a foreign
22:08The tumor is a foreign
22:08But if the tumor is exposed to our body
22:13The immune system is recognized
22:14It is a mutation in this tumor
22:22It is an immune system
22:26In our immune therapy
22:27In our immune therapy
22:29In our immune therapy
22:30The tumor is visible in the body
22:35The immune system is visible in the body
22:54In our immune system
22:59In our immune system
23:20It is not used to be
23:22Because the side effects are very important.
23:24When we take the surgery, we take the surgery.
23:27Normal life, almost near normal life.
23:30In a mainstream cancer center, we take the treatment right from the beginning.
23:39In a few days, we take an alternate medicine, we take an important time.
23:46We don't understand that.
23:49We take the surgery right from the biopsy.
23:54We start the planning.
23:56Naturally, at this stage, we don't survive.
23:59Because we don't have the system.
24:04We don't have the experience, equipment, expertise.
24:09It's all the elements.
24:11Basically, technicians and machines.
24:14It's the whole ecosystem.
24:16We don't have the experience.
24:19We don't have the experience.
24:19Because the surgery is going into a scientific way.
24:26What I would say is that
24:28When we are in the patient,
24:33we are in the patient.
24:33In the patient, we are in the patient.
24:35We are in the patient's treatment.
24:36We are in the patient's treatment.
24:44We are in the patient's treatment.
24:46We have a doctor who has a doctor who has the first time to assess the doctor's treatment.
24:51If you are in the patient's treatment, we are not in the patient's treatment.
25:12we are partners with the咳odl suffering to it
25:16we also have the specific types of lung cancer
25:17that are the levels of the lung cancer
25:18the device is very important
25:18and the voice of the sub for X's
25:22which is a different type of nuance
25:25the blood and the blood can also be referred to
25:28the chestез and the weight loss
25:30so we can explain the symptoms here
25:33we don't need to
25:35to get into a condition
25:38so we shouldn't have to understand
25:41we are dealing with these different symptoms
25:42I said that he doesn't care about all their doctors, and he would come to a doctor, we will come
25:46to other doctors,
25:47and he will come to an alternative medicine, which means the micron will help them to get an alternative medicine.
25:53That is wise to go to a situation of investing.
25:56The part of this is what affects the financial portion of the system.
26:00If you have a patient, you will be able to take care of the patient.
26:05If you have a patient, you will be able to investigate the patient's symptoms.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
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