00:00Hello, I'm going to talk to you about the first time of the doctor.
00:13I'm going to talk to you about stroke in October 2019.
00:17What is stroke?
00:19What is the first lesson about stroke?
00:21I'm going to talk to you about stroke.
00:25I'm going to talk to you about stroke.
00:28I'm going to talk to you about some of the doctors in Kim's Health Hospital.
00:35I'm going to talk to you about the senior consultant Dr. Shyam Lal.
00:38Hello, doctor.
00:39Hello, doctor.
00:40Hello.
00:41We will talk to you about this day.
00:44So for this week, I will talk to you about stroke.
00:48For people to know about stroke, I'm going to talk to you about stroke.
00:53one day, October 29th.
00:56What is the theme of the stroke?
01:00Each minute counts.
01:03Each minute counts.
01:04Because the stroke is not easy.
01:06We all know that we are all aware of.
01:08We are all aware of the block.
01:11We are all aware of the block.
01:13We are all aware of the problems.
01:15The stroke is not easy.
01:17The stroke is not easy.
01:19In one minute, there are only 1.5 million neurons.
01:26We are all aware of the number of neurons fixed.
01:31That is not easy.
01:32Then, we are all aware of the 1.5 million neurons in a minute.
01:36We are all aware of the problem.
01:40One minute is very important.
01:42We are all aware of the time is brain.
01:46Time is brain.
01:48We are all aware of the stroke.
01:49We are all aware of the problems.
01:50We are all aware of the problems.
01:51The stroke is not easy.
01:54It is a facility in the center.
01:59We are all aware of the world's stroke day.
02:06What do you think is the stroke is not easy?
02:08What is the election?
02:09We have a fast acronym called Stroke and Symptoms.
02:17The most important thing is the stroke and symptoms.
02:21Because we are working and we are working.
02:25We also have symptoms of stroke and symptoms.
02:28We are able to take a minute after a minute.
02:31That's why we have a face droop, arm drift, speech difficulty, time to act.
02:39The symptoms of stroke and high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high-high.
02:46This is a very simple question.
02:48Sometimes it's called Be Fast and Loyal Loss.
02:51Be, E, Balance Loss and Eye-Sight Loss.
02:55We are able to take a long time and not to balance.
02:59I have a good point.
03:01The symptoms of stroke and fatigue may take a long time.
03:07So, we are able to get a stroke in the center.
03:12Dr. Nipar, you mentioned that there are a lot of palariums that are in the last stage.
03:20What is that?
03:22It is very common.
03:24We are able to get a lot of symptoms.
03:28Now, there are symptoms.
03:30There is a lot of imbalance.
03:33A few days ago, we were ones with a little bit, or stuck in a small time.
03:38If someone else had to stop in the hospital, they would stop there.
03:40If someone gets a little drunk or starts in a small zone, then a little drunk would go.
03:45So they would suddenly stop that, after I do something, and they would stop, they would stay the same.
03:50So we would have to look at the doctor up to which doctor would be delivered.
03:55I would say they were sitting there.
03:58The doctor is a stroke.
04:02They have a scan of a CT scan,
04:09and they have a veterinary report.
04:11We have golden hours.
04:14The most important thing is that there are symptoms.
04:18We have to go to the center of stroke.
04:23We have to remove the block from the block, either from the LH or from the catheter to the block.
04:32It is important for a minute and it is important for us to keep the theme.
04:36How many of you have been able to do the stroke in the life?
04:40We have been able to do the same thing.
04:42We have been able to do the same thing.
04:47In my youth, there is a stroke of a stroke.
04:55If you have any incidents in the age group,
04:59they are symptoms of the age group.
05:03They are symptoms of 60-30.
05:09This is why the problems are very important.
05:12In the life of these diseases, diabetes, hypertension, colostrum, sedentary lifestyle, food habits,
05:22these diseases are very important for our stroke.
05:27If you want to talk about a stroke, then you can support a doctor in the hospital and in the hospital.
05:38If you want to talk about a stroke,
05:41If you have a stroke, you will have a hemiplegia, that is a common presentation.
05:47You will have a hemiplegia, you will have a hemiplegia, and you will have a hemiplegia.
06:02At this point, you will have a ziemiplegia, or that so.
06:18For the first time, there is no change in that.
06:24There is no need for medical professionals.
06:32The stroke can develop.
06:35They can develop the treatment and support.
06:40This is long-term physiotherapy.
06:43They will become dependent to the family.
06:47There is no need for medical professionals.
06:58This is very important.
06:59The stroke can be very important.
07:11In the beginning, there is no need for stroke.
07:14In the beginning, there is no need for stroke.
07:18In Kerala, there is no need for diabetes.
07:23There is no need for diabetes.
07:25There is no need for hypertension, cholesterol.
07:28I call it a sedentary lifestyle.
07:30The majority of people are in the sister's front.
07:32There is no need for a burger.
07:35There is no need for surgery.
07:37That is a sedentary lifestyle.
07:39The stress is a very important factor.
07:42In the beginning, if the pain is still a stress.
07:45The stress is very important.
07:49In the beginning, there is no need for stroke or depression.
07:54In the beginning, there are no need for ill-try for health.
08:00Dr. B, there is an age limit in the beginning of this day.
08:07I would like to say that there is a young onset stroke in 45 days.
08:14I would like to say that there is a young onset stroke in 45 days.
08:20I would like to say that there is a young stroke in 45 days.
08:23I would like to say that there is a young age limit in the beginning of this year.
08:30There is a tendency to get a stroke in the beginning of this year.
08:35There is a tendency to get a stroke in the beginning of this year.
08:41Also, trauma is an important cause.
08:46There is a lot of pain in the beginning of this year.
08:53I have to say that there is a lot of pain in the beginning of this year.
08:55The main carotid artery is a vessel.
08:58That is why we have a dissection.
09:01Dissection is the first time to say that there is no flow.
09:06The second time it is clotting.
09:09Dissection is the flap of the blood.
09:12It is a pain in the beginning of this year.
09:13The second time it is clotting.
09:14The clotting is brain load embolysis and stroke is the anterior stroke.
09:17Now, the statistics are not quite a bit difficult.
09:21It is a stroke that is a 20-30-30 year period.
09:26Because of this disease, it is a dissection.
09:28Dissection.
09:30Dissection of the artery.
09:31I have to say that the vessel is a very difficult time for contact spots.
09:35There is a lot of risk in the beginning of this period.
09:38There is no stroke.
09:40Accidents, road traffic accidents,
09:44dissection,
09:46brain load, embolize,
09:48stroke, etc.
09:50Doctor said,
09:52there is a lot of body massages.
09:56There is a lot of body massages.
10:00It is possible.
10:02I would say that it is possible.
10:04It is possible.
10:06In terms of the Pseususus,
10:08there is no potential.
10:10It is possible that it will be a lot of body massages.
10:12If it is possible,
10:14then it will be a extra tissue.
10:16It will be a lot easier for the right children.
10:18Not even if you have an overall disease.
10:20Then, what is the case about the patient?
10:22Now, what is the patient trying to find a stroke?
10:24How did Dr. very well-known diagnosis?
10:26I don't know.
10:28What I've heard about it,
10:30is we have an international protocol.
10:32Then, second line,
10:34In the case of the case of the stroke, the case of the case of the emergency is an emergency system activity.
10:42That is why I have a stroke code.
10:45In the hospital, they have a stroke code announced.
10:48In the case of the case of the emergency, Dr. Emergency Physician, Neurology on Call.
10:55In the case of the patient, the patient will be able to assess the patient's immediate scanning for the brain.
11:05It is a CT scan with CT angiogram, or MRI brain with MRI angiogram.
11:11What is the answer to this?
11:13That is the case.
11:14What is the case of the patient's clotting or bleeding in the brain?
11:18What is the clotting?
11:20What is the clotting?
11:23What is the clotting?
11:24They will be able to see the clotting.
11:25Next, I saw a radiologist.
11:26He said that the patient would be able to enhance their stroke code in MRI.
11:31The patient would be able to get two MRI available.
11:32The MRI is still able to be able to have the MRI for now.
11:35Then they would be able to shift the patient immediately to MRI.
11:39In 20 minutes we do not report the MRI.
11:43With the patient in 20 minutes, most everything will be completed.
11:47In the case of the golden period, we have to give IV-8 injections, which is a simple procedure.
11:57We have to give IV-8 injections, and we have to give IV-8 injections, and we have to give IV-8 injections.
12:10Also, since that type of IV-8 injections, we have to give IV-8 injections.
12:17We have to give IV-8 injections.
12:22In the case of an hour about the window period, we have to give IV-9 injections, and realized that a lot of patients have to give a mechanical thrombectomy.
12:32In this case, the brain is very good.
12:36The internal carotid, the internal carotid, the middle cerebral artery, proximal artery,
12:42are very good.
12:44They are completely blocked.
12:46When we get the IV-8 injection, we don't have to go there.
12:50In that case, we go to the cath lab.
12:54In a catheter, we remove the clot.
12:58In that case, we have mechanical thrombectomy.
13:02In this case, we have a very advanced stroke.
13:09In the case of the catheter, we have to remove the clot.
13:18In this case, we have a stroke unit.
13:21If we have a stroke unit, we can get a ICU unit.
13:24In the case of the catheter, we can get a stroke unit.
13:28In this case, we have a clinical psychologist,
13:31a physiotherapist,
13:33a occupational therapist.
13:34In this case, we have a stroke team.
13:37In this case, we carry a stroke unit.
13:39In this case, we have a stroke unit.
13:40In a normal ICU, in a room, and in a room,
13:45we have to take the best study for them.
13:53We have to go to the stroke unit.
13:55In this case, we have to do other work-ups.
13:57We have to do other things.
13:59Dr. Neth is the stress.
14:00We have to take the best study in the hospital.
14:01We have to take the night shift.
14:03We have to take the night shift.
14:05How do we get to stroke unit?
14:07Dr. Neth is theから my report.
14:10Dr. Neth is the care that the stroke unit affected as to stroke unit itself.
14:14Dr. Neth is the care that the veterinary procedures Mitglied Оли егоatore evaluates the depression.
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14:21Dr. Neth is the care that will provideевfera prevention.
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14:27The stress level is very high in our career, in our career.
14:32We have to deal with it and we have to deal with it.
14:35In other words, we don't know how to react to it.
14:41That means, our stress level is very high in our career.
14:45If we have to deal with the stress level, we have to deal with it.
14:52We have to deal with it, and we have to deal with it.
15:01We have to deal with it and we have to deal with it.
15:06This is an important thing.
15:07I can't think of it.
15:09We have to deal with the right side of our brain.
15:13Right side of our brain is more artistic.
15:20The right side of our brain is more of a music, artistic, dance.
15:31The right side of our brain is developed as a right side of our brain.
15:34The intellectual brain is developed as a right side of our brain.
15:39If you have this interest, we can use it in a center of our brain.
15:42We can't know how to develop it.
15:45Like this is called Amphidextra,
15:48If we don't know how to use the right side of our brain,
15:50if we use the right side of our brain, we need to be able to use it to find it.
15:55Also, even if you have 99% of our brain is right hand as well,
15:59they are tied to the left side of our brain as well.
16:03You can get it and get it and get it.
16:06But if you mix it, you can stimulate it.
16:09In the brain, there are always things to do in the brain.
16:12In the brain, there are always things to do in the brain.
16:15There are always things to do in the brain.
16:18Fruits and vegetables are very important in our diet.
16:24We call it egg.
16:26Egg is a very important nutritious substance.
16:30There are always things to do in the brain.
16:34We call it egg.
16:38We don't have any recommendations.
16:41We recommend at least 2 eggs per day.
16:47Minimum 2 eggs per day.
16:50Including the egg.
16:53We call it egg daily.
16:54We call it a little bit.
16:55We call it a little bit.
16:56We call it a little bit.
16:57We call it a little bit.
16:58We call it a little bit.
16:59Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Calcium.
17:01Everything is there.
17:03Protein, adequate fat.
17:05Everything is there.
17:06So, egg is very important in our diet.
17:11We call it adhesive.
17:26If we call it a little bit.
17:27We have to do this in our diet.
17:32We have to do fiber.
17:37We have to do the same thing.
17:41Do you have junk food?
17:44Do you have to talk about junk food?
17:47We have to talk about junk food.
17:50It's like processed food.
17:53We have all the fatty acids and we have all the bacteria and the brain.
18:01We have all the food additives.
18:06We have all the food that we have to eat.
18:12We have all the junk foods that we have to eat.
18:17We have all the obesity and all the things that we have to eat.
18:21Do you want to read a message from the doctor?
18:25I think it's important to know that every minute counts are very important.
18:32If there is a stroke, we don't have to wait until we have to wait until we have to wait until we have to wait until we have to wait until the doctor.
18:44If there is an important thing, if we have along the大哥 government identified the stroke centers, advanced stroke centers and primary stroke centers.
18:53But if we are at the advanced stroke center, our goal is to see all the things that we need to wait until we have to wait until the doctor is clear.
19:00That's why I think it's very important. Time is important. Time is the brain.
19:05We don't have any symptoms.
19:08We don't have any symptoms.
19:09We don't have any symptoms.
19:14We can do a primary center.
19:19That's the very important message.
19:21Thank you, Dr. Valare.
19:22Thank you very much.
19:24Now, Dr. Pangu, I'm going to tell you what I'm doing.
19:29I'm going to tell you about the whole thing.
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