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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?
00:27How does it develop?
00:27Now, the test of the lung cancer is the same.
00:30The Side of the lung cancer.
00:31Also, it does not specify what they are in which they are in which they are in which their body.
00:35So, what is the lung cancer?
00:37The lung cancer is basically, what does it mean by cancer?
00:40It is a cancer in our body or caused MRN.
00:45It is a disease.
00:46It is an infection.
00:47The disease we are enhancing and cancer has been the same risk for the size.
00:56It reminds her of the disease.
00:57That disease is the same approach from the body.
00:57When we look at our lungs, we have airways
01:01We call it a smaller airways, and we call it alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit, and we mix the air with blood
01:14In this airways, there are all cells in alveoli
01:20We call it an airway, and we call it an airway
01:28How is this common in India?
01:32What is this common in our region?
01:33How is this common in India?
01:35How is it common in India?
01:36It is common in India
01:37How is it common in India?
01:47In India, it is common in breast cancer
01:53In India, it is common in males
01:57In females, it is breast cancer
02:00In females, it is lung cancer
02:02In 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, we have lung cancer
02:15Traditionally, there are smokers who have lung cancer
02:19But now, we can diagnose these 80,000 to 30,000 females
02:23That is very common
02:25But it is common in males?
02:28Yes
02:29Overall, in smoking, there is a male predilection of lung cancer
02:34It is a cancer
02:34Is it related to smoking?
02:36Yes
02:36In males, we are also in risk factors
02:39Smoking is the most important cost of lung cancer
02:43But it is not the most important cost
02:46Atmospheric pollution
02:48Atmospheric pollution
02:51Atmospheric pollution, we are not exposed to the vehicle
02:52Industrial pollution
02:53That is not the most important cost of lung cancer
02:56We are doing the exposure
02:58But there is some serious damage
02:59Doctor, whether we have any factors
03:01In other words, the factors
03:03The doctors said about smoking
03:03Industrial pollution
03:05The doctors, the potential to be in the village
03:07We have a doctor
03:08Even the doctors spoke about the cure
03:10the doctors spoke about some cases
03:11But there is other factors
03:13I am sorry
03:15There are factors
03:18I am sure
03:19That is very famous
03:20Smoking is the most important
03:21However, it is history
03:23With that, it is true
03:26If there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases, there are no smokers
03:30That is multiple factors. One is second hand smokers
03:35Because there is a smoker
03:38Usually, if they smoke, they smoke in the bedroom
03:42Then the smokers will be exposed to them
03:51That is a very important cause of cancer
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:57Yes, it is a very important cause of lung cancer
03:59There is one path to cure
04:01There is a lot of cigarettes
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
04:19There is also a lot of chemicals in aerosol
04:24That is a lot of factors
04:26That is also a lot of people who are in vaping
04:28In vaping, active content is 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
04:39No vaping in nicotine
04:41There is no vaping in nicotine
04:43Maybe they are going to be a weaning of an endorphism
04:45If you are addicted, for the time of smoking
04:49Then there are 2 factors
04:51There is no nicotine
04:52The 2 things that occur on nicotine
04:53The 2 things are psychologically
04:57They are feeling like they are all
04:59Then when you go to the endorphism
05:01So, if there is a nicotine, it is not a wave fuzier
05:07So, it is not a nicotine, it is not a wave press, like usually, wave press nicotine content
05:13It is also a little bit of chemicals, it is aerosol, and it is also a little bit of aldehyde
05:20content
05:21It is not harmful, it is not a cancer, it is a pleuritic pain
05:27It is also an indestitial lung disease, it is also a chemical, it is safer than a figurine, but it
05:35is not safe
05:37Now, there are many factors, pollution and smoking
05:41But, in India, there is no number of cancer detection
05:49There is no commonity cancer, but there is no lung cancer
05:53So, what are the factors of this elevation?
05:59Yes, there are multiple factors
06:00One thing I would say is that smoking, industrialization, urbanization
06:08It is also a factor in cities
06:09So, naturally, if we have the LA layer quality index, what are we talking about?
06:14Cities layer quality is very bad, compared to the villages
06:18Then, industrialization is the cost
06:20That is also, one is more detection
06:22If it is detected, it is being registered
06:26And it is was registered
06:28So, naturally, that is the incidence of incidence
06:34The incidence is the incidence of this
06:36When it is the diagnosis of the outbreak, it is easier to be diagnosed
06:39So, it is easier to be diagnosed
06:42We will explain it as a whole
06:43There is a history of the disease
06:45Our limb cancer is a cancer
06:48What is the diagnosis of cancer?
06:50Yes, it is not.
06:51It is also a brain cancer.
06:53Actually, it is not a brain cancer.
06:55The lung cancer is spread from the brain.
06:56The lung is spread from the brain?
06:58Spread from the brain.
06:59Spread from the brain.
07:01The documentation is very clear.
07:03Yes.
07:04It is clear.
07:07It is clear.
07:08If it is not a risk factor,
07:10then a female will diagnose it.
07:13It is not a risk factor.
07:14It is not a genetic factor.
07:16As I said,
07:17it is not a risk factor.
07:19It is not a genetic factor.
07:23There is a driver mutation.
07:27It is a cancer.
07:28It is a mutation in our DNA.
07:32In our body,
07:34it is a cell replication.
07:38When it is a cell replication,
07:39there are errors.
07:40It is not a genetic factor.
07:41When it is a cell replication,
07:43it is a genetic one.
07:46In our body,
07:49it is not a genetic one.
07:53One message is a genetic one.
07:57It is not a genetic one.
08:02Yes, that is not a genetic one.
08:06We need to manipulate it.
08:08It is a genetic one's genetic one.
08:08we travel to the genetic one's genetic one.
08:10It is very common. What are the symptoms that we are diagnosed with cancer?
08:21Most common symptoms are lung cancer.
08:26Most common symptoms are lung cancer.
08:27Most common symptoms are lung cancer.
08:38Some common symptoms are lung cancer.
08:42They are lung cancer.
08:45They are lung cancer.
08:48If we are in the hospital, we will go to the doctor.
08:55We are lung cancer.
08:58If you are lung cancer, you will know that it is lung cancer.
09:03We will go to the doctor.
09:05It is not a cure.
09:06It is not a cure.
09:07It is not a cure.
09:09It is not a cure.
09:10It is a cure.
09:13If you are lung cancer, you will know that it is lung cancer.
09:19If you are lung cancer, you will know that it is lung cancer.
09:32If I are lung cancer, now PBI is lung cancer.
09:36If you are lung cancer, you will be病 If you are lung cancer.
09:44It is lung cancer.
09:55You can do X-ray because the X-ray can detect the capacity of the cancer detection
10:00The X-ray is not in the eye of the eye
10:03If you look at the eye of the eye of the eye, the X-ray will spread the eye out
10:11The early cancer diagnosis is not in the eye of the early cancer diagnosis
10:15It is not in the eye of the eye of the eye
10:18What is in the eye of the eye? CT
10:21That is the basic screening
10:24We have low-dose CT
10:25Low-dose CT
10:28That is radiation exposure and coronary CT
10:30That is the screening test
10:34Doctor, what are the symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:39What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:43What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:46The symptoms of cancer is not in the eye of the eye
10:52The symptoms of cancer is spread
10:55The symptoms of cancer is not in the eye of the lung
10:57The main symptoms of cancer is the reason of the cancer
11:02The reason of the cancer is irritation
11:05It will irritate the body from the body
11:11It is a foreign particle
11:15Yes, it will irritate the body from the body
11:20It will be a major airway
11:24It will be a major airway
11:27It will be available lung
11:31It will be a major airway
11:34You will be able to breathe in the body
11:36It will be a major airway
11:38You will also have a major airway
11:41You will have to breathe in the body
11:45The third step is the brain
11:48The tumor will leak from the body
11:54The brain will have a red flag
12:00That is a tumor
12:02If we have a pain problem, our lungs are pain sensitive
12:08Pain sensitive? Where is it?
12:12The lung is pain sensitive. The lung is a chest wall
12:16The chest wall is a chest wall and a chest wall is a chest wall
12:21It is a pain
12:22It is not a symptom
12:27A pain is a chest wall
12:29The CT is not a chest wall
12:38The CT is a chest wall
12:40It is a chest wall
12:42They have a chest wall
12:46They have a chest wall
12:53It is a chest wall
12:54It is a chest wall
12:58It is a chest wall
12:58The age group is 55 to 75
13:0155 to 75
13:02The chest wall is a chest wall
13:08It is a chest wall
13:32The it is a chest wall
13:36Full of man and small cell self
13:40Small cell lung cancer is aAH
13:42There are predominantly or exclusively smokers' cancer
13:45But if you have a non-smoker, you should re-check the diagnosis
13:54That's why smoking is associated with small cell lung cancer
13:58That's usually 15% and 85% are non-smokers' cancer
14:05If you have any treatment, do you want to help with the government?
14:14The government actually has a lot of cancer
14:20There is a lot of cancer screening
14:26There is a lot of cancer screening
14:33There is a lot of cancer screening
14:36Do you want to help with the government?
14:38Yes, it is a lot of cancer screening
14:40That's why there is cancer screening in the Ayishman Farad
14:46That's why there is a lot of treatment for the government
14:49There is a lot of treatment for the government employees
14:56That's why there is treatment for the Ayishman Farad
14:58The treatment for up to 5 lakhs are available
14:59There is a lot of treatment for the government
15:03There are a lot of challenges
15:05Do you want to choose to call the doctor
15:06Do you have a cancer?
15:06Do you know that the doctor is going to go to alternate treatment?
15:09Do you know what is the answer?
15:12What is it?
15:13What is it?
15:14Now, with cancer and diagnosis of pallidine, pallidine, pallidation
15:18So, if you want to talk about modern treatment and alternate methods like treatment, it's a very difficult scenario.
15:29What I would say is that we don't have a treatment method, but it's not evidence-based.
15:36I actively promote taking second opinion.
15:39That will help us with errors.
15:42If you don't have a second opinion, it will help us with errors.
15:47But if you don't have a problem with alternate medicine, it's not evidence-based.
15:52If you don't have a medicine, you can't do that.
15:55But if you don't have a medicine, you can't do that.
15:58If you don't have a medicine, you can improve it.
16:02If you don't have any data, it's okay.
16:06Ultimately, we can benefit the patient.
16:09If you don't have a medicine, it's not evidence-based.
16:12It's not evidence-based.
16:15If you don't have any side effects, then ultimately the cure will be no side effects.
16:21It's not evidence-based.
16:23It's not evidence-based.
16:25It's not evidence-based.
16:26It's not evidence-based.
16:27It's not evidence-based.
16:28Okay.
16:28If you don't have any cancer, it's a disease.
16:31If you don't have any disease, we can discover it.
16:36We can also find that.
16:37Maybe we can connect with that.
16:40But, what are the stages?
16:43What are the stages of recovery?
16:44That's what I'm asking.
16:45So, after the stage 1, 2, 3, 4 is mostly divided than our brain.
16:50The stage 1, 2, 3, 4 is mostly divided by PET CT and MRI brain.
16:57In the case of PET CT, the brain will spread and spread as well.
17:04The MRI brain will also be divided by PET CT.
17:05So that is stage 1, 2, 3 and 4. The first stage is 1, 2, 3 and 4. The first
17:14stage is spread in the 4th stage, the brain is spread in the 4th stage
17:19Yes, the first stage is spread in the 4th stage and the second stage is spread in the 4th stage
17:23So stage 4 is curable
17:25In stage 1, 2 and 3, we treat curable stages as a curative intent
17:32But naturally, stage 1 has a high curate and stage 3 is not
17:37In stage 1, there is 80% curate, stage 3 is 30% curate
17:44But we don't have any relapse risk, we don't have any relapse
17:48Completely relapse?
17:50Yes, we don't have any relapse
17:57In stage 1, 2 and 3, we prefer surgery
18:02Because in the overall cancer, we should have to do the same stages
18:08We prefer surgery for lung cancer
18:09If we do the same thing, we can do the same thing
18:14We can decide on the pathology report
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18:51That's the basis of the surgery, and for a definite well-defined treatment, we will continue for a definite and
18:58well-defined period.
18:58In stage 3, naturally, surgery will be a little.
19:03In stage 3, predominantly, we have radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:11There is also an option to do one-year immunotherapy.
19:14There is also an option to do one-year immunotherapy.
19:19There is also a cure rate.
19:25If we take radiation plus chemotherapy, then the cure rate will almost double.
19:36In stage 4, we have surgery.
19:38There is no need for radiation.
19:47The main focus is on systemic therapy.
19:52What is systemic therapy?
19:54What is 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, comprehensive genomic profiling.
20:12In stage 4 patients, we have a lot of mutations.
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling, we have all possible mutations.
20:21That is why we have chemotherapy to avoid animals.
20:25What is chemotherapy to avoid animals?
20:27What is chemotherapy to avoid animals?
20:29What is chemotherapy to avoid animals?
20:42What is chemotherapy to avoid animals?
20:45And of course, we have chemotherapy to avoid animals.
20:47There are many dividing cells.
20:50There is no tumor in the body, which is the tumor that will divide by the tumor.
20:56It is the tumor that will divide by the tumor, but it will not be fast dividing cells.
21:01The tumor changes will change from the skin or the skin.
21:06The tumor changes will not be divided by the tumor that will divide by the tumor that will not be.
21:13That is a non-specific treatment.
21:16Targeted therapy is a specific treatment
21:22The cancer is a mutation
21:25EGFR, ALK mutation
21:27There are many mutations
21:29It can be used in the cell
21:31It can be used in the tumor
21:35It can be used in the tumor
21:43It can be used in the tumor
21:46They have a very good response in the tumor
21:50With minimal side effects
21:52That 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
22:08And it is perceived in the tumor
22:13It can be used in the tumor
22:16It can be used in the tumor
22:17When the tumor is a immune system
22:22It can be used in the immune system
22:26Immunotherapy is not effective
22:28If you have a cancer, you can see that the immune system will be visible in the body
22:36So you identify foreign particles?
22:39Yes, we identify the body with this tumor
22:43Then you can see a good immune system and naturally immune system
22:47This tumor will kill our natural immune system
22:53So, if you use targeted therapy or immunotherapy, then you can't use chemo?
23:00Yes, you can use the adoption of chemotherapy
23:01So, if you have any type of tumor, you can use any type of immunotherapy
23:10If you combine the targeted therapy and chemotherapy in a brief period,
23:18the tumor will be able to continue the targeted therapy
23:21Because the side effects are very difficult
23:24If you have any type of immunotherapy, you can use a normal life
23:28Almost near-normal life
23:30In a mainstream cancer center, you can use treatment
23:35Because it is right from the beginning of the treatment
23:38In a certain way, you can use an alternate medicine or an important time
23:45If you can move to the beginning of the treatment
23:48Then you can start right from this biopsy
23:53We have to do the process of survival
23:58Because it is not the system, the doctor's case, the experience, equipment, expertise, etc.
24:11Basically, technicians, machines, etc. It's a whole ecosystem.
24:16It's a whole ecosystem.
24:20It's a whole ecosystem.
24:26What I would like to say is that we have a patient in the hospital.
24:31We have a patient in the hospital.
24:33The expectations are very realistic.
24:42What I would like to say is that we have a patient in the hospital.
24:46If you ask a doctor, you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience.
24:55What is the condition of this patient?
24:57What is the condition of this patient?
24:59What is the condition of this patient?
25:04What is the condition of this patient?
25:05What we're aware of here.
25:08In our body, we also be aware.
25:14Therefore, we forget about the condition of the patient's cabinet on the shoulders.
25:18For preparing our patient start damage from the lungs and the numbers,
25:21it's short partnership,
25:23it's a quarter dicey.
25:30When we came to the doctor, we were able to invest in a lot of the patients, we were able
25:38to invest in a lot of his patients
25:38So, when we were able to invest in our patients, we would have been able to invest in a doctor
25:47Then, we would have been able to invest in another doctor
25:52In that case, we will go to the investigation.
25:56Because the investigation portion will help us.
26:00We will take a look at the results.
26:05But we will try to investigate the symptoms.
26:12Thank you so much.
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