00:00For this conference, we have started a new procedure for public awareness.
00:06It has been done for 2-3 years.
00:10We have compiled and validated results.
00:14One of the most patients is pain.
00:17Pain is a very common symptom.
00:20Musculoskeletal pain, which is not pain.
00:23It is pain in muscles, joints and bones.
00:24It is pain in the foot, in the foot, in the foot, in the foot, in the foot, in the
00:30foot, in the foot, in the foot, in the foot.
00:32There are many diseases.
00:34People have been eating pain initially.
00:36It is not good from that.
00:38Then they do physiotherapy.
00:40It is not good from that.
00:42Some people go to surgery.
00:44There are yoga.
00:45There are exercises.
00:47There are a lot of things.
00:48The pain is not good from that.
00:50In spite of all treatments.
00:52I tried all of the medicines, I tried to try external heat,
00:55I tried to perform short of surgery while I was not.
00:59The most common problem is that where pain is the origin.
01:04There is anger in the foot.
01:05It is very large.
01:06It can be in a specific location.
01:08There is a spine.
01:09There can be a knife in any part.
01:11There is a joint.
01:13There is a hip, a tendon.
01:15There is a ligament.
01:15So, we started surgery 2-3 years ago. We have an agent. We scan a PET-CT scan.
01:24There is a bone scan from PET-CT. There is a lot of things. I don't go to that. Specifically,
01:29I'm talking about this.
01:31The PET-CT Guided Bone Scan, which is a fluoride, which is a medical cyclotron. We produce it daily, 5
01:42days a week.
01:44Fluoride is a bone-seeking agent. Where there is a herd growing, where there is an excess activity, there is
01:52a fluid.
01:53We use it routinely. Fluoride bone scan is a routine scan for the herd.
01:57We used it to inject it by injecting it. There is an IV injection.
02:04We scan the PET-CT scan.
02:09We have seen that wherever the maximum bone is, the origin of pain, wherever the pain starts,
02:16there is a very bright focus in that area. Fluoride gets attacked, which is shown in our scan.
02:24Whether it is in the knee, hip, hip, foot, feet. Not only that PET-CT is a very accurate method.
02:36If it is located in this area, if we inject a pain-killer medicine, anesthetics, steroids, etc.
02:47It will definitely affect it and will be very accurate.
02:50I am with Dr. Rajinder, the additional professor, and Dr. Dhat, who is an orthopedic surgeon.
02:57They have sent us patients. We have tried it. Dr. Rajinder is an expert in terms of
03:03the PET-CT-guided needle accurately located.
03:07We have seen some patients in different areas, in different areas,
03:11in different areas, in different areas,
03:13that it will have a very good effect.
03:15The patients who had been in months and years and years,
03:20who had pain, who had pain, who had pain,
03:22very quickly affected their pain.
03:25So, we have used it in many areas, in different locations,
03:34and in sports injuries.
03:36And the patients who have been in a wheelchair or in a trolley,
03:41after the injection, will have to go again.
03:44Because the pain is reduced.
03:46The pain is not able to go, sit, sit and sit.
03:49It also has a lot of effect.
03:51And we have a lot of work load.
03:53And we see about 200 to 300 patients per opedy.
03:56And in that, we have seen that,
03:58we have only specialized back hair patients.
04:01And chronic back hair, which has more pain in 2-3 months.
04:04In that, about 80% of them, they get okay without surgery.
04:09There are 20% of them that need to be an operation.
04:11The 80% of them that need to be an operation.
04:14We have to diagnose where the pain is.
04:17What is the pain generator?
04:18What is the psychological cause?
04:19What is the psychology cause?
04:19What is the muscle cause?
04:21What is the bone cause?
04:22So we have also been giving injections,
04:24but we got an injection before.
04:27We gave an injection.
04:28Another technology called COM.
04:30It was a machine called dois-off.
04:31The care for me.
04:32But the clinical plan is about 50% efficacy.
04:34And the patient had to get into the injections.
04:37They came back with an operations centres.
04:38They put an operation centre in order to go on.
04:40Now this is a new technique we have started using since 3 years and this is an excellent technique and
04:44it is exactly robotic assisted
04:46Exactly where we diagnose pain, we attack and pain really gets better. We have seen patients who have done very
04:54well
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