00:00Our tumor board decides that we can do an early surgery in the early days.
00:05And we will give them a new adjuvant.
00:08Then we will give them a surgery and send them to radiation oncology.
00:15We all have to go out and seek and seek.
00:18And we are doing reconstructive surgery at the same time.
00:22And the success rate is very high.
00:24What stage do you think that there is no need to remove the breast?
00:29When we are doing a fungative surgery,
00:31we know that there is no need to do chemotherapy.
00:36And there is a fungative surgery in the breast.
00:40Then we think that we cannot save the breast.
00:43But then after that, we will give them a cut.
00:46We will also make the breast.
00:47So our surgeries are at the international level.
00:51Not only here.
00:52We do surgeries which are being done by the international standards.
00:59If there is a tumor, we will say that we will cut it.
01:03We will not go outside.
01:04Then we will take that area.
01:05In the theatre, if we have operated something in the theatre,
01:08then we will send it to the frozen section.
01:10Then we will go to the pathology.
01:12Then we will give them the flap.
01:15The technology has increased.
01:18Treatment wise, it has improved.
01:20And surgical wise, there is a major difference now.
01:22Because you have noticed that a young generation is a female.
01:27Unmarried.
01:29So if there is such a case that you have to do this stage,
01:34then we will do that stage?
01:35Yes.
01:36Actually, the baby girl didn't tell her family.
01:40I can't forget her name.
01:41But she was educated.
01:42She was a teacher.
01:44And she had a leisure interval.
01:45When she came to us,
01:47her whole breast was involved.
01:49She said,
01:50She didn't tell her family.
01:52She didn't tell her family.
01:52She just saw her mother,
01:54she was able to clean it up and throw it in the dustbin.
01:56Then she came to me.
01:58The whole chest was involved.
02:01And she passed away, unfortunately.
02:02We did surgery.
02:04We tried our best.
02:04But she could not.
02:05The high-risk patients,
02:06we go to the chimer board and discuss.
02:09What is the other plan for this patient?
02:11Because she can't leave it like this.
02:13Because maybe in the coming years,
02:15maybe 10 years later,
02:17she might develop malignancy.
02:19or she might develop malignancy.
02:20In the next year.
02:22So, we keep them in the eyes.
02:23The fear is still now.
02:24This is our plan to tell them
02:26that now it's like zukam.
02:29Everybody is getting.
02:30But now you have to be careful.
02:32If it doesn't matter.
02:33You need a support.
02:34A family support is very important.
02:36This is not what we will say today.
02:38A few years ago,
02:40we had an old lady.
02:41She had a fungating region.
02:42She was alone.
02:43She did not have any husband.
02:45She was unmarried, in fact.
02:46So, she explained her family.
02:48She needs surgery.
02:49So, come on.
02:50Suppose the system, I feel,
02:51is more important in these things.
02:52Now, what we have seen,
02:54we have picked up our rates.
02:55So, we picked them up.
02:56And then,
02:57we have to investigate the patient's
02:59and put the tumor board quickly
03:00and decide.
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