00:00This is the five patients who are in post-tetrate surgery infection.
00:06They have been using a standard protocol.
00:14We have been treating them with HIV anti-miniative pills,
00:19we are going to the broad spectrum.
00:24Now, we are going to track these
00:31It is a micro-biological assessment, which is a causative organism and will be able to
00:41know about it and will be able to respond to it.
00:45Sir, do you get to see in the season of the monsoon?
00:48How can you think of a cataract surgery?
00:53If you look at it, the monsoon is a hot and humid environment.
00:59Bacteria, fungus, virus is easy to grow up and can be easy to survive.
01:07So we can believe that it may increase the chances of infection.
01:12But since we operate, taking all ascetic precautions, auto clearing,
01:19our OT to fumigate, I think there is a lot of effort.
01:24Sir, is there a lot of things coming in front of us?
01:29We can see that this is a post-surgical infection.
01:36And we are trying to save our eyes and we have a vision.
01:46We are trying to grow we have to track the antibiotics and tract the bacteria on our own.
01:58And the problem between our organs and our patients will be able to protect us.
02:06We know that from our bodies, we know that there is an anti-biotics.
02:13foreign
02:14foreign
02:14operation war in tender tells those problem
02:18I'll get seven minutes so so I'll be there for
02:21okay five here are five me say
02:24okay operation already
02:26I'll be
02:29doctor's best care
02:30there is no more department team
02:33I'm ready in senior doctors or
02:35technical to have
02:37or the drugs
02:38who are going to test
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