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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 there is no specificity of lung cancer.
00:35What is the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:38What is the difference between lung cancer and cancer?
00:41In our body, the risks are the unpleasant things.
00:45So, the risk of the risk of the disease is the most important thing to the body.
00:52It has spread a lot of people in the world and it has spread a lot of people in the
00:56world
00:56So, if we look at lung cancer, we have a lung and airways
01:01If we look at smaller and smaller airways, it is called alveoli
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit, and we mix the air with blood
01:14They are all mixed in the airways and alveoli cells.
01:21That is why they are all in the blood vessels and organs.
01:28How common is this in India?
01:34How common is this in India?
01:44How common is this in India?
01:47In India, most of the people have lung cancer.
01:53In India, most of the women have breast cancer.
01:57In India, most of the women have breast cancer.
02:00In India, 80,000 new cases are diagnosed.
02:0880,000 new cases?
02:10In 80,000 new cases, almost 30,000 females.
02:15Traditionally, we have lung cancer with smokers.
02:19However, we can diagnose these 80,000 and 30,000 females.
02:23That is very common.
02:26But, it is not only for males?
02:28Yes.
02:29Overall, in smoking, there is a male predilection of lung cancer.
02:34It is also related to smoking?
02:36Yes.
02:37The most important cost of lung cancer.
02:42The most important cost of lung cancer.
02:44Okay.
02:44But, that is not for us.
02:46Atmospheric pollution.
02:48Atmospheric pollution.
02:50Atmospheric pollution.
02:51Atmospheric pollution.
03:06Atmospheric pollution.
03:07Atmospheric pollution.
03:08It is also related to
03:16When smoking causes cancer, it is very famous.
03:20Very clear.
03:21If you don't have any stress on it, it doesn't matter.
03:23But it doesn't matter.
03:25I've said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases.
03:31There are multiple factors.
03:33One is second hand smoke.
03:35Because there is a smoker.
03:38Usually, there is no smoke.
03:42In the bedroom is smoky.
03:43Then the smoke will be exposed to them.
03:47They will be exposed to them.
03:52That is a very important cause of cancer.
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:57Yes, they risk these young people.
03:58In this lung cancer, there is one path to cure.
04:02There is a lot of cigarettes.
04:04That is a very important thing.
04:06That is a very important thing.
04:09But if you do smoking or vaping, I don't think it is safe.
04:17Because there is active content of nicotine.
04:20There is also a lot of chemicals used in aerosols.
04:23Okay.
04:24There are no factors.
04:27There is no 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.
04:36So, there is no vaping.
04:39There is no vaping.
04:40There is no vaping.
04:41There is no vaping.
04:43Maybe they will use a weaning of an endorphia.
04:46Like they are addicted to smoking.
04:49Then they will say two factors.
04:51One is the nicotine.
04:52The nicotine withdrawal issue is random.
04:56It is psychological.
04:57It is a very difficult feeling.
04:59So, when you get rid of that,
05:01Actually, there is no nicotine.
05:07So, there is no vaping.
05:09There is no vaping.
05:11Usually, vaping is a nicotine.
05:14That is also a few chemicals.
05:16This is aerosols.
05:16You can't get rid of it.
05:17There is no alcohol.
05:21There is no cancer.
05:24There is no pleuritic pain.
05:27There is no chemical disease.
05:31That is.
05:32There is no risk.
05:34It is safer than frigate.
05:35But it is not safe.
05:37Now, we have to say pollution and pollution.
05:44In India, there is no number of cancer detection.
05:50There is no common cancer, but there is no lung cancer.
05:53What are the factors of this elevation?
05:59There are multiple factors.
06:00One thing I would say is smoking, industrialization and urbanization.
06:08There is no number of cities.
06:09Now, if we call it the LA layer quality index, then we call it the LA layer.
06:14The city layer quality is very bad compared to the villages.
06:17Then industrialization is the cause.
06:20One is more detection.
06:23If you detect it, it is being registered.
06:27That is the registry.
06:29So, naturally, the incidence is calculated.
06:34The incidence is also calculated by the healing of the disease.
06:36That is the diagnosis?
06:38Yes, the diagnosis is the case.
06:40It is only the case that we have to know how to identify the disease.
06:43The history of the disease.
06:44The disease is cancer.
06:46That is lung cancer.
06:48That is lung cancer.
06:48Can you see that cancer?
06:50Yes, that is not.
06:51That is why we have to be diagnosed with the disease.
06:53It is brain cancer.
06:53Actually, it is not brain cancer.
06:55It is spread from the lung cancer.
06:55It is spread from the brain
06:57It is spread from the brain
06:59The documentation is very clear
07:03It is clear, clarity
07:07If there is no risk factor, it is a female
07:13Diagnosis
07:13There is no risk factor
07:14There are genetic factors
07:16There are genetic factors
07:19There are genetic factors
07:23There is a driver mutation
07:26There is a cancer
07:27There is a mutation
07:28There is a mutation
07:31In our body, full time
07:35There is a cell replication
07:38There are errors
07:40There are errors
07:42There is a mechanism
07:45There is error
07:48There is a mechanism
07:49The mechanism is very clear
07:50It is a very spontaneous
07:53If it is correct
07:55The mechanism
07:57It is natural
07:59It is one factor
08:00It is not one factor
08:02There are small genetic factors
08:05It is natural
08:08It is very common
08:08Now, one of the factors
08:10This is common
08:19What are common symptoms?
08:23Most common symptoms are choma
08:28Choma is not the most common symptoms
08:36Some are common symptoms
08:39Some are the most common symptoms
08:40Some are the most common symptoms
08:42Some are the most common symptoms
08:42Some are the most common symptoms
08:47Yes
08:49If we are in a hospital, we will go to the doctor
08:54We will be able to test it
08:55We will be able to test it
08:58But if a smoker is a bad person, he knows that
09:03Then he will be able to test it
09:05There is no symptom of a bad person
09:06And he will be able to test it
09:07And he will be able to test it
09:10But he will be able to test it
09:13He will be able to test it
09:16Maybe he will test it
09:17He will take it a little bit
09:19If he will test it a little bit
09:22Then he will get the time to get the diagnosis
09:25That is the same thing
09:28For the same time of lung cancer
09:30I don't know if the symptoms are in the same way, and they have comments.
09:36They have a lot of comments. They have a lot of comments.
09:39They have a lot of gas. They have a lot of comments.
09:43They have a lot of cancer.
09:44This is TB or chronic cough.
09:48They have a lot of CET.
09:51Especially for smokers, they have X-ray.
09:56They have a lot of cancer detection.
10:00They have no cancer detection.
10:02They have no cancer in the eye.
10:03If you do that, they will spread the eye.
10:11The early cancer diagnosis is not dependent on the early cancer.
10:15They are not dependent on the study.
10:19What is the dependent on the CT?
10:21That is basic screening.
10:24We have low-dose CT.
10:26Low-dose CT.
10:28That is radiation exposure and coronary CT.
10:31That is the screening test.
10:33Okay.
10:34Doctor, we have a lot of symptoms.
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:39What are the main symptoms?
10:39These are all the other symptoms.
10:41What are the other symptoms?
10:44What are the other symptoms?
10:46What are the other symptoms?
10:48What are the other symptoms?
10:49What are the other symptoms?
10:50One is the symptoms of ulbavichas.
10:52That is the symptoms of ulbavichas.
10:55The ulbavichas is the lung.
10:58The main symptoms are cough.
11:00What is the cough?
11:00The reason is irritation.
11:02The tumor is irritates the body.
11:07The irritates the body.
11:10The irritates the body.
11:11The irritates the body.
11:13It's a foreign particle.
11:16The irritates the body.
11:21Then there is a major airway, and then there is a major airway
11:27Then there is an available lung and capacity
11:34Then there is a major airway, and then there is a major airway
11:38There is an exercise, you can do it
11:43Yes, it is a major airway
11:45The third thing is that the airway is the airway
11:48Because the airway is leaking the airway
11:53The airway is leaking the airway, and the airway is leaking the airway
12:00That is the airway
12:04Then there is a pain in the lungs, and it is pain sensitive
12:08You are pain sensitive?
12:10Yes, it is not pain sensitive
12:11The lungs are also pain sensitive, and the lungs are just chest wall
12:16So, if you are chest wall or chest wall or a lot of people who are in that location
12:22We are feeling pain
12:24The pain is usually not a symptom, but it is not a symptom
12:29If you are testing the airway, then we are testing the airway
12:34In the smokers, the doctor has a lot of people who have a lot of people who have a lot
12:39of people who have a lot of smokers.
12:42They also have a heavy smokers.
12:48They have a lot of people who have been at 55 to 75 years old. They have been doing screening
12:53for years.
12:55They have a lot of compartments study from Ct.
12:58Are it possible to deal with 55?
13:0055 to 75.
13:03Is there a lot of people from Ct, Tt, have a anal outcome with allomers of the Fascist ise?
13:07Yeah, a lot of them would always be tested.
13:10They have to have hospital determinants or dietary events.
13:16They are通 Sal we have to test biopsies while they have cancer.
13:21system is tested by the people that come out of mental illness.
13:23We have a biopsy. We have a bronchoscopic biopsy. We have a percutaneous biopsy.
13:29The diagnosis of lung cancer has two major divisions.
13:37Small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer.
13:40Small cell lung cancer is a predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer.
13:45If you have a small cell lung cancer, you should recheck the diagnosis.
13:54That's why smoking is associated with small cell lung cancer.
13:59That's usually 15% and 85% is a non-small cell lung cancer.
14:05Do you have any treatment for the government?
14:09Do you have any treatment for the government?
14:14The government has a lot of cancer.
14:21The government has a lot of cancer screening.
14:27We have a lot of cancer screening.
14:29Even in the hospital, we have a lot of cancer screening.
14:32And in the hospital, we have a lot of cancer screening and the government support.
14:35Do you have any treatment for the government?
14:38Yes, that's why we have a cancer screening for the government.
14:43Yes.
14:43Yes, the central government is the treatment.
14:49The treatment is actually a different part.
14:51The treatment is actually for the government employees.
14:56So, the treatment is available for the government employees.
15:00There is a scheme of many.
15:03Do you think it is a different part of the treatment?
15:07I think that's what we're going to do with the treatment.
15:09Actually, what is the case?
15:11What is the case?
15:13Now, when we talk about cancer and diagnosis,
15:16we're going to go to Paladin, Paladin, Obadiation.
15:20We're going to go to the modern treatment
15:21and go to the alternate methods like treatment.
15:26That's a very interesting scenario.
15:29What I'm saying is that
15:31we're not against a treatment method
15:33but it's not evidence-based.
15:35I actively promote taking second opinion.
15:39That's why we're going to get errors.
15:42If you're not sure, you can get a second opinion?
15:45Yes, definitely.
15:46That's why we're going to get errors.
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine is not evidence-based.
15:52Now, if you're going to get the medicine,
15:54you can't get the medicine.
15:55But the medicine is going to get the medicine.
15:58It's going to get the medicine.
15:58It's going to improve it.
16:01It's not going to improve it.
16:02If we don't know that data,
16:04we're going to get the medicine.
16:05They're going to get the medicine.
16:06Ultimately, we're going to get the medicine.
16:10It's not evidence.
16:11If there is no evidence, if there is no side effects, then ultimately we will be able to cure the
16:21side effects.
16:22There is no effect, there is no side effects.
16:27The disease is a fatal disease.
16:32So, we will discover this is a late site.
16:36Maybe we will connect to the stage.
16:40But, do we need to recover any stage?
16:44I said, this is stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
16:49We will divide it.
16:50We will mainly test PET-CT and MRI brain.
16:56In PET-CT and MRI brain, we will spread the spread of the brain and PET-CT.
17:06We will divide the stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:09We will divide the stage 1, 2, 3, and 4.
17:13The stage is spread of the organ and the organ and the organ.
17:16In the fourth stage, we will spread the spread of the brain?
17:19Yes, we will spread the spread of any organ and the stage 4.
17:22Ok.
17:22Ok.
17:23So, stage 4 is not curable.
17:26Ok.
17:26Stage 1, 2, and 3 is a curable stage.
17:29We will treat curative and curative.
17:31Curable stages are not curable.
17:33But, naturally, stage 1 is a high cure rate.
17:36Stage 3 is not.
17:37Stage 1 is 80% cure rate.
17:40Stage 3 is 30% cure rate.
17:43But, we will not have relapse risk.
17:46We will not have relapse risk.
17:47You will have to do it in stage 3.
17:48You will have to do it in stage 3.
17:52Stage 1 is a very localized disease.
17:56It is very little.
17:57It is very little.
17:58Stage 1, 2 is a surgery.
18:02Ok.
18:03Because, overall cancer, we will have to do it in the surgery.
18:09It is very little.
18:11It is very little.
18:15So, we will decide on the pathology report.
18:18Ok.
18:18Ok.
18:19Now, a little bit.
18:21It is a surgery.
18:26The first time we have surgery, we will have chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:31And then, we will go to surgery.
18:35Surgery.
18:36Surgery.
18:37Surgery.
18:38The other answers are, the surgery is to continue.
18:41Immunotherapy is to continue.
18:42And targeted therapy is to continue.
18:44For a definite period.
18:46Based on the mutational status.
18:50Completed treatment.
18:51It is also important.
18:51That's the basis of surgery, for a definite week or until a definite period.
18:58For stage 3, it is naturally the surgery.
19:03On stage 3, we will have radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:09Okay.
19:09Okay.
19:09Radiation plus chemotherapy.
19:11There is also an option to do one year immunotherapy
19:17I don't want to say that, but now there are other treatment options
19:22It will increase the cure rate
19:25In the case of radiation, we have to stop it
19:28Now, after one year of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate is almost double high
19:34In stage 4, there is no surgery
19:40The focus of radiation is limited to the radiation
19:47The main focus is systemic therapy
19:50The systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy
19:58In stage 4 patients, we have a biopsy-valued tumor sample
20:05That is a mutation profiling
20:08It is a limited panel of comprehensive genomic profiling
20:12For a limited panel, we have a few mutations
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling, we have all possible mutations
20:20In the case of chemotherapy, we need to avoid animals
20:24We need to avoid animals
20:26We need to avoid animals
20:28We need to avoid animals
20:29Because in targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and chemotherapy
20:32There are better cells, but with much less toxicity
20:36Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immun targeted therapies?
20:42In chemotherapy, naturally, it is a difference between all dividing cells
20:48People should avoid animal creators
20:50Like a tumor
20:52This is the first time of CSF and a subset of tumors
20:57In so first, theDoes are from the first sjed cells
21:00So we have to lose soaps
21:07Then we need to avoid руки
21:12Therefore, we need to avoid abnormalema
21:12What about the tumor?
21:13This is 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
21:30There is a mutation in the cell
21:31There is no tumor
21:35There is a mutation in this tumor
21:39There is a mutation in the tumor
21:46There is a mutation in the cell
21:48They have a very good response in the tumor
21:50With minimal side effects elsewhere
21:53That is targeted
21:55Immunotherapy is
21:57Basically, all tumors in our body
21:59Are the immune system
22:04Our immune system is a foreign
22:08But in our body
22:11A which is nothing to recognize
22:15That dosage of tissues
22:16A must 2007
22:19The tube's immune system
22:22appears in our immune system
22:26Without a recovery
22:27Commemorative treatment
22:29Musculped the immunity
22:37So, you identify one particular?
22:39Yes, one particular, the body is identified with this tumor.
22:43Then, you have a great immune system.
22:45You have a great immunity.
22:47You have a great immune system.
22:49You have a natural immune system.
22:54Okay.
22:54So, if you use targeted therapy or immunotherapy, then you have a chemo.
22:59Yes.
23:00It is a chemotherapy.
23:02If you use targeted therapy and chemotherapy, then you can use targeted therapy.
23:12If you use targeted therapy and chemotherapy, then you can use targeted therapy.
23:22Because there are side effects.
23:23If you use targeted therapy, then you can use targeted therapy.
23:27Normal, almost near-normal life.
23:29Okay.
23:30So, you can use targeted therapy in a mainstream cancer center.
23:36So, you can use targeted therapy right from the beginning.
23:37If you use targeted therapy.
23:39That happens when you use targeted therapy.
23:42When you use targeted therapy, then you will use targeted therapy.
23:48So, after you use targeted therapy , you will see targeted therapy, then you will have to deal with targeted
23:50therapy.
23:50There is a very large need.
23:50So, the doctor will participate in the cancer center.
23:51No problem is, you will determine the right from the biopsy.
23:53But, you will start the right from the biopsy, biopsy through the end, Marginal planning.
23:56When you see a certain stage, you will survive.
23:59Okay.
23:59Because of the system and the doctor's case, the experience, equipment, expertise, etc.
24:11Basically, technicians, machines, etc. It's the whole ecosystem.
24:16So, how do we do that ecosystem?
24:19After that, the hiring will actually be a scientific and smooth.
24:26What I would like to say is that we are in the patient with the patient.
24:31The patient is in the patient's case, and the doctor is very stress-free.
24:37The expectations are very realistic.
24:41I would like to say that the patient is openly concerned about the patient.
24:46If they are in the doctor's case, you can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, in this interview, there is an audience.
24:55How do we do this to the doctor's case?
25:00How do we do this to the doctor's case?
25:03The first step was to be aware of the patient's case.
25:09The patient is aware of the patient's case, and the case is aware of the patient's case.
25:14The patient's case has been aware of the patient's case.
25:27and there are no symptoms that are going to be explained
25:33We can't invest in the doctor until we get the doctor
25:40We can get the doctor to get the doctor
25:45We can get to the doctor and we can get the doctor
25:48We can get the doctor to get the doctor
25:52You can go to the homemade medicine.
25:53You can go to the investigations.
25:56Because the investigations portion is healthy.
26:00If you take a test, you can take a test.
26:05If you take a test, you don't need to investigate the symptoms.
26:12Okay Doctor, thank you so much.
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