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00:04What is the case of lung cancer?
00:07What is the case of lung cancer?
00:08The case of lung cancer is very common.
00:12Smoking and pollution is very common.
00:15How can we diagnose this?
00:18How can we diagnose lung cancer?
00:21We will talk about the treatment options as well.
00:24Welcome, Doctor.
00:25What is lung cancer?
00:27Now, we know that they are going to diagnose lung cancer.
00:30But we don't know what it is.
00:33We don't know what it is.
00:36What is lung cancer?
00:37Lung cancer is basically any cancer.
00:40When we study the disease,
00:42we have all the problems.
00:45We have all the problems.
00:46We have all the problems.
00:47We have all the problems.
00:48We have all the problems that we have to deal with.
00:50We have all the problems throughout the cell.
00:54We have all the problems that we have a problem with.
00:56So, in terms of lung cancer,
00:59we have all the lungs.
01:01We are all the airways.
01:02We have all the airways,
01:02while you are small and small.
01:05It is the alveoli.
01:08Alveoli is an air exchange unit.
01:10The air is mixed with blood.
01:14In the airways and alveoli, there are many cells in this area.
01:22These cells are spread to the organs of the blood vessel.
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 of the world, have the incidence of lung cancer.
01:52In India, there are many common cancer in India.
01:57In females, it is breast cancer, but in males, it is lung cancer.
02:03In 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.
02:15Traditionally, 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 in males, we can diagnose it.
02:28Yes, and overall, not in smoking, it is lung cancer is male predilection of cancer.
02:34Yes, it is.
02:34Is it smoking related to all that?
02:36Yes, but in males, we can diagnose the risk factors.
02:39Smoking is the most important cause of lung cancer.
02:42The most important cause of the cost.
02:44But that is not the cost.
02:45So, there is an atmosphere pollution.
02:48At this point, it is not an atmospheric pollution.
02:51The only vehicle is exposed.
02:52It is industrial pollution.
02:53Yes, but there is a lot of work that can be used in the exposure.
02:58So, what factors do we have to do with the doctor?
03:02Like smoking, industrial pollution, villages, and other cities.
03:08The doctor said that we have to do some other factors.
03:15Now, smoking causes of cancer is very famous.
03:20Very clear.
03:21There is no stress.
03:22It doesn't matter, but it doesn't matter
03:25I've said that there are 30,000 female smokers in new cases
03:30That's multiple factors, one is second hand smokers
03:35Because there is a smoker in the room
03:38Usually there is no smoke in the room, but the bedroom is smoky
03:43But the smokers are in the room
03:47They are exposed in the room
03:52That's a very important cause of cancer
03:55Do you risk these young people?
03:57Yes, but in this lung cancer, there is one path to cure
04:01How many cigarettes are available
04:04That's very important
04:06That's very important
04:09If you go to smoking or vaping
04:13If vaping is safe, it's not safe
04:17Because there is an active content of nicotine
04:19That's why we use a lot of chemicals in aerosols
04:24That's not the factors
04:27That's also the vape
04:27Actually, 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 nicotine and vaping
04:39Yes, there is no nicotine and vaping
04:42Maybe they have a weaning of an endorphism
04:45If they are addicted to smoking, they have a random factor
04:51That's why we use this nicotine
04:52The nicotine withdrawal
04:55The two are psychological
04:57The feeling of that
04:59So, when we use this
05:01When we use that nicotine, we have a little bit of vaping
05:06That's why we use vaping
05:08So, there is no nicotine
05:09That's why there is vaping
05:11Usually vaping is a nicotine
05:14That's why there are chemicals
05:16That's why we use aerosols
05:17That's why there is a lot of albehyde content
05:21That's why there is no harm
05:22There is no cancer
05:23There is no cancer
05:25Like pleuritic pain
05:26There is an indestitial lung disease
05:29There is a lot of chemicals
05:31That's why there is no harm
05:34That's why there is no harm
05:34It is safer than cigarette
05:35But it is not safe
05:37Now, there is a lot of factors
05:38For pollution and smoking
05:41But, in India
05:45We do not have a number of cancer detection
05:50There is no commonity cancer
05:51There is no lung cancer
05:53There is no other elevation
05:55What factors are there?
05:58What factors are there?
05:59Multiple factors
06:00One thing I would say is
06:02What is the end of the year?
06:05Smoking, industrialization, urbanization
06:08In other cities
06:09Naturally, if we are dealing with the Delhi layer quality index
06:14The city layer quality is very bad
06:16Compared to the villages
06:17Then industrialization is the cost
06:20One is more detection
06:23In other cities, it is being registered
06:28So, naturally, it is being registered
06:32So, it has been accelerated
06:33In the sense of the incidence
06:33So, naturally
06:33Complicating the incidence
06:34It is towards the incidence
06:37They are not
06:38That is due to the diagnosis
06:39Are they due to the diagnosis?
06:39Yes, it is due to the diagnosis
06:41In the diagnosis
06:41It will have a certain disease
06:43We have a history of that
06:44It is due to the diagnosis
06:45With lung cancer
06:47With lung cancer
06:47With lung cancer
06:47What a diagnosis
06:50Of course
06:51No
06:51That is true
06:51Weight loss
06:53Actually, it is not a brain cancer. It is spread from the lung cancer
06:56The lung and the brain is spread
06:58Now, the documentation is very clear
07:03It is clear, clarity
07:08If there is no risk factor, it is a female to diagnose
07:13There is no risk factor
07:14What is genetic factors?
07:16I would say that there are no risk factors
07:20There is no risk factor
07:21There is a driver mutation
07:26There is a cancer
07:27There is a mutation
07:29There is a mutation in our DNA
07:31In our body, there is a cell replication
07:37If there is a cell replication, there are errors
07:41There are errors that are correct
07:46There is no risk factor
07:48We have no risk factor
07:50We have no risk factor
07:51That error is correct
07:53There is no risk factor
07:54That error is correct
07:57There is no risk factor
07:58The error is naturally cancer
07:59There is a factor
08:00That is not a risk factor
08:02Even though, there are some genetic factors
08:05That will contribute
08:07Now, if you have cancer, it is very common.
08:13What symptoms do you have to diagnose if you have cancer?
08:21What are the common symptoms?
08:23The most common symptoms are Choma.
08:28Choma is very common.
08:30If you have cancer, it is very common.
08:36Choma is very common.
08:38If you have some symptoms, it is very common.
08:41If you have some symptoms, it is very common.
08:42It is very common.
08:45Choma is very common.
08:48Yes, yes.
08:49If we have a doctor, we have a doctor.
08:54It is very common.
08:55We are aggressively moving.
08:57The doctor is very standard.
08:59Yes, but it is very common.
08:59If he is very common, he knows that he is smoking.
09:04If you have a doctor, they are not very common.
09:07Therefore, he gets sick of still.
09:08Yes, he does not have cancer, or he does not have cancer.
09:10Yes, he does not have cancer.
09:12Yes, he becomes very common.
09:14Yes, when he comes to doing it, it is very common.
09:25This is the end to diagnosis.
09:28One lung cancer is not the same thing.
09:34One of them is very common.
09:36One of them is very common.
09:37One of them is very common.
09:39One of them is very common.
09:50Especially for smokers, they use x-ray.
09:56Because x-ray is not the same.
10:00It is not the same.
10:03If you look at the x-ray, it will spread out the eyes.
10:11Early cancer is not the same.
10:15You can see the same.
10:17It is not the same.
10:18It is a CT.
10:22It is a basic screening.
10:24It is a low-dose CT.
10:26Low-dose CT.
10:28It is radiation exposure and coronary CT.
10:31It is a screening test.
10:34What are our symptoms?
10:36What are the main symptoms?
10:38What are the other symptoms?
10:41All the other symptoms.
10:43What are the other symptoms of a human?
10:46What are the symptoms of cancer?
10:49One is the symptoms of ulbavichas.
10:52One is the symptoms of ulbavichas.
10:53It is the spread of ulbavichas.
10:56The main symptoms are cough.
10:59The reason of the cough is irritation
11:02The tumour will irritate our airways
11:06It will irritate our body from the body
11:13Foreign particles?
11:16Yes, it will irritate our body from the body
11:21It will be a major airway
11:24It is a major airway
11:29It is a major airway
11:31It is a major airway
11:33It is a major airway
11:34It is a major airway
11:35In addition to the airway, we will need to exercise
11:41We will need to exercise
11:42We will need to do the pain
11:45Then, our third step is death
11:48The tumour is a mortary
11:51The tumour is a tumour
11:59It is a red flag. That is a tumor.
12:03If we have pain in the problem, our lungs are pain sensitive.
12:09It is pain sensitive?
12:10It is pain sensitive. It is pain sensitive.
12:13The lung is pain sensitive. The lung is chest wall.
12:16The chest wall is pain sensitive.
12:16The chest wall is pain sensitive.
12:22We feel pain is pain.
12:24We feel pain is pain.
12:27We have to test the CT.
12:35In the CT, there are many people who are in the CT.
12:36In the CT, there are many people who are in the CT.
12:42They are a heavy smokers.
12:47When they are 55 to 75 years old, they have to test the CT.
12:54Every year, they have to test the CT.
12:58The age group is 50?
13:0055 to 75.
13:0155 to 75.
13:03What do you have to test the CT scan?
13:07We have to test the CT scan.
13:10We have to test the CT scan.
13:13What do you have to test the CT scan?
13:15We can test the CT scan naturally.
13:16The next step is biopsy.
13:18Because it is…
13:21The next step is biopsy.
13:24Biopsy we have to test the CT scan.
13:27We also test the CT scan from the CT scan.
13:29And we also test the CT scan.
13:31We check the CT scan.
13:32The CT scan is to test the CT scan.
13:34The CT scan is a huge number of the CT scan.
13:36There is a small cell lung cancer and a non-small cell lung cancer
13:40Small cell lung cancer is a predominantly or exclusively smoker's cancer
13:46If you have a non-smoker, you have to diagnose a small cell lung cancer
13:51You should recheck the diagnosis
13:54That is what is associated with smoking
13:57It is a small cell lung cancer
13:58That is usually 15%
14:00The other 85% is non-small cell lung cancer
14:05If you have any treatment, you should be able to help the government
14:14The government has a lot of cancer
14:21There is a lot of cancer screening
14:26There is a lot of cancer screening
14:33There is a lot of cancer screening
14:35It is a lot of cancer screening
14:35Do you need a screening or the government help?
14:40Yes, it is a lot of cancer screening
14:42That is why there is cancer screening in the Aishman Farad
15:00There is a lot of cancer screening in the Aishman Farad
15:03There is a lot of cancer screening in the Aishman Farad
15:17If you are a whitetoon in the Aishman Farad
15:20You can use any treatment
15:21And they are well-known
15:28There is a lot of cancer screening in the Aishman Farad
15:43So, do you have a second opinion?
15:45Yes, definitely. That will help you.
15:48But the problem of alternate medicine is not evidence-based.
15:52If you take the medicine, you don't need to take the medicine.
15:55But if you take the medicine, you don't need to take the medicine.
15:58If you take the medicine, you don't need to take the medicine.
15:59If we know that data, that's okay.
16:06Ultimately, if you take the patient's benefit, that's what we do.
16:09But there is no evidence.
16:12If you take the medicine, you don't need to take the medicine.
16:18Ultimately, we know that there is no side effects.
16:22There is no side effects.
16:26Yes, it is.
16:28The disease is fatal.
16:31There is a disease.
16:33So, we can discover this is late.
16:36That is why we can connect to that.
16:40But, what are the stages?
16:43What are the stages?
16:44What are the stages of recovery?
16:45What are the stages of recovery?
16:57If we take the medicine, it will protect the medicine.
16:58In the blood of the medical care, we have the DNA spread.
17:04But, just to detect the medication spread of the brain because we try to get the medicine spread
17:04And the MRI does not to get the medication spread.
17:06So, they divide into stage 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:10The stage is the 1 stage.
17:11The stage is 1, 2, 3, 4.
17:13That is the stage that has spread into the organs and by the 2 of the organ.
17:16There is now the same stage.
17:16Is there in the 4th stage?
17:18The main body spread is the same instead?
17:19Yes, but the same outside body spread is the stage 4.
17:23In stage 4, it is not curable. In stage 1, 2 and 3, it is a curative intent to treat
17:31curable stages.
17:33In stage 1, there is a high cure rate in stage 3. In stage 1, there is 80% cure
17:40rate. In stage 3, there is 30% cure rate.
17:44In stage 3, there is no relapse risk. In stage 3, there is no relapse risk.
17:52In stage 1, there is no relapse risk. In stage 1 or 2, we prefer surgery.
18:04In stage 4, there is no relapse risk. In stage 3, there is no relapse risk.
18:10In stage 4, there is no relapse risk. There is no relapse risk for surgery.
18:26In stage 1, there is no relapse risk. In stage 4, we will perform chemotherapy plus or minus immunotherapy.
18:34In stage 4, we will perform surgery. In stage 4, we will perform surgery.
18:40In stage 4, we will perform immunotherapy and targeted therapy. For a definite period.
18:46We will perform a little bit of the treatment. In stage 3, we will perform a little bit of the
18:57treatment.
18:58In stage 3, the surgery will perform a little bit of the treatment. In stage 3, we will perform radiation
19:07plus chemotherapy.
19:08Radiation plus chemotherapy
19:11There is also an option to do one-year immunotherapy
19:17I don't want to say that
19:19Now, the treatment options are going to increase the cure rate
19:24If we stop the radiation and chemotherapy, we stop the radiation
19:29Now, with one year of additional immunotherapy, the cure rate is almost double-I
19:34In stage 4, we don't have surgery
19:40Radiation and focused radiation are limited to the radiation
19:48The main focus is systemic therapy
19:50The systemic therapy is basically chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy
19:58In stage 4 patients, we use biopsy for the tumor sample
20:05That is a mutation profiling
20:08That is a limited panel, comprehensive genomic profiling
20:12Limited panel, we use a few mutations
20:16Comprehensive genomic profiling, we use all possible mutations
20:20We use chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:24We use chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:27We use chemotherapy to avoid animals
20:28Because targeted therapy and immunotherapy
20:31And chemotherapy can be better results
20:34But with much less toxicity
20:36Doctor, is there a difference between chemo and immunotargeted therapies?
20:41Whateverological nature, it is to avoid death
20:46But of right, whenever you start dividing themselves
20:48If we end up on a tumor, we can't divide them
20:54Since there is still a tumor
20:56There is still a
21:08It should be lost
21:11It is a non-specific treatment
21:17Targeted therapy is a specific treatment
21:22The cancer is a mutation
21:25EGFR, ALK mutation
21:27There are many mutations in the cell
21:36There are many mutations in the cell
21:41There are many mutations in this tumor
21:43The cells are very minimal
21:46They have a very good response in the tumor
21:50With minimal side effects elsewhere
21:53That is targeted
21:55Immunotherapy is basically
21:57All tumors in our body
21:59are exposed to our immune system
22:04Our immune system is actually a foreign tumor
22:08But the tumor is exposed to our immune system
22:17The tumor is exposed to our immune system
22:22given that tumor to block the tumor
22:25We have to see what immune therapy will prevent
22:28Our cancer is exposed to our immune system
22:30Here we see that
22:32body is on shelves
22:34and the body is visible
22:35One of the non-particles is visible
22:39Later we saw that
22:40level is found to be identified
22:43And one of the differencesämths is limited
22:47We see this tumor
22:49We can use our natural immune system
22:55Are we using targeted therapy or immunotherapy?
23:00Yes, we can use chemotherapy and adoption
23:03In any type of tumor, we can use any other options
23:08We can use targeted therapy and immunotherapy
23:13We can use targeted therapy and chemotherapy
23:16We can use targeted therapy in a brief period
23:17We can use targeted therapy
23:22Because side effects are very difficult
23:23We can use targeted therapy in a normal life
23:28Almost near normal life
23:29We can use targeted therapy in a main cancer center
23:35We can use targeted treatment right from the beginning
23:37We can use targeted therapy in a common occurrence
23:39In some cases, a major medical medical officer
23:42Or an important medical officer
23:45Intecessary time
23:46We can use targeted therapy
23:51We can use targeted therapy
24:07equipment, expertise, that's all the elements. Basically, technicians, machines, it's the whole ecosystem.
24:16So, if we look at that ecosystem, then we will go into a scientific way.
24:26What I would like to say is that if we are in the patient, if we are in the patient,
24:33we are in the patient.
24:35The patient is very stressful, the expectations are very realistic.
24:42What I would like to say is that if we are in the patient, if we are in the doctor,
24:48we can take a second opinion and verify.
24:51So, when you are in the patient's interview, what do we do with the patient's information?
24:58So, we need to be aware of our body. We need to be aware of the changes in our body.
25:13We need to be aware of the changes in our body. We need to be aware of the changes in
25:19our body.
25:24We need to be aware of the changes in our body. We need to be aware of the changes in
25:39our body.
25:39Then, we need to be aware of the changes in our body. We need to be aware of the changes
25:48in our body.
25:53That's why we need to be aware of the changes in our body.
25:56because the investigation is also healthy.
26:00So, if you take a test, you will be able to take a test.
26:05If you don't have any symptoms, you will be able to investigate the symptoms.
26:12Okay, Doctor. Thank you so much.
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