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00:00When we are in the house, we are in the toilet.
00:03We are very stressed in this situation.
00:07We know that our patient's mobility is a good thing.
00:11We have 100% of our concentration and technology.
00:15We are able to help them.
00:20We are emotionally and personally attached to our patients.
00:23We are attached to our home.
00:24we are attached to our own family, we are in our home and our family is in our house
00:31We are doing this in our house
00:36How much of the surgery is to be your surgeon?
00:39I have been doing this in our house, the delivery of surgery is 100%
00:44and we are doing this in our house
00:45so many more people are doing this in our house
00:45Do you have a bit more joint replacement?
00:47I have a bit more
00:49We have a lot of time when we are doing this, we have to do this
00:51and we have to do this in our house
00:54This is a very big thing.
00:57I have a question.
00:59So, what do you think about this science or science?
01:04100%.
01:05It's a tissue, it's osteoporosis.
01:08It's osteoporosis.
01:10It's also a part of it.
01:13For the female patients,
01:15and for the male patients,
01:17we don't care about it.
01:18And our patients love us.
01:21We don't care about it.
01:23We don't care about it.
01:26We don't care about it.
01:27We don't care about it.
01:29We don't care about it.
01:29It's a good day.
01:56We don't care about it.
02:00We don't care about it.
02:21We don't care about it.
02:22That's the same thing.
02:26How do you manage the marathon?
02:29I don't care about it.
02:50We don't care about it.
02:50We don't care about it.
02:54You know, I think the people feel like I'm living there.
02:59I don't care about it.
03:00I know, I'm very excited that you have a lot of time.
03:03I'm feeling very good.
03:14and our team, which was immune, was good enough.
03:22To manage this, we have very small mental health,
03:26so we have to participate in the same patient's selection.
03:32We have the same patient's selection and the other medical problems,
03:37that's why we had the same patient's out-of.
03:39People are not wearing a dress or a person.
03:42Some people are not wearing a dress.
03:45But we arrange transportation.
03:47They are not wearing a dress.
03:51But some people are not wearing shoes.
03:55But they are not wearing a dress.
03:57They are rich and have a good amount of money.
04:01But they are not wearing a dress.
04:04I don't have a dress.
04:07And the next day, we did it and we did it and I felt like Ayesha was able to feel
04:14it.
04:15Khoro Khrani, this is a challenge, this is an event run.
04:19But if you do this, how do you get your attention?
04:25Right.
04:27We have a reflex in our human brain.
04:30We have a brush every day.
04:33We have a reflex in our hands.
04:34That's right, you are very right.
04:36But when we go in operation theater, it is like a meditation.
04:40The patient is like that.
04:41Ayesha doesn't have any resources.
04:43And we will deliver 100%.
04:45We have a robot system.
04:48It is a machine.
04:50It is an AI-generated machine.
04:52In every surgery, there are errors and components.
04:56They are accepted.
04:57Every surgery, we have to maintain alignment and alignment.
05:02It is an AI-generated machine.
05:04So, technology and dedication.
05:06We have to do the results.
05:10We have to do the results every day.
05:36especially in our branch and orthopedic
05:39but our patient's mobility
05:42will be able to get 100%
05:45concentration and technology
05:47and we will be able to do it
05:51So, if you have a patient with joint replacement surgery
05:55then he will do it
05:58obviously he will do it
06:00but he will do it
06:02and he will do it
06:05It is a joke
06:06There are many joint replacement surgeons
06:08and they are doing really well
06:10and we will do it
06:13We will do it
06:15We will do it
06:15Are you using the right technology?
06:19Are you able to update the knowledge?
06:21Are you able to produce the same results?
06:25and you will be able to make sure that the surgeon will come
06:27You have to operate the patient with the patient
06:31and the results
06:33The results are not compromised
06:34As I told you
06:35We have access to our weight-bearing joint
06:37It will be a little bit
06:39and you will know it
06:40So, the surgeon will be trustworthy, reliable
06:43and technology
06:44and knowledge updated
06:46and the patient will be able to do it
06:52It will also be able to do it
06:53We will do it
06:53Yes, the surgeon
06:54and the surgeon will be able to do it
06:55We will have to do it
06:56With the patient's name
07:02and how many patients are
07:03So, how are you doing it?
07:11Okay
07:11In early age, we need to have early patients.
07:14The patients have a degenerate.
07:17They have 15 patients that have joint replacement.
07:21But patients have their life expectancy.
07:24You can get your life expectancy.
07:27And if you are lucky enough,
07:29the patients have a heart tissue.
07:32They have a joint,
07:34and they deliver their results.
07:36and deliver them.
07:37And if you have such a patient, you have such a patient, but you have such a patient that
07:43the case is a bit critical.
07:44And that is why you have such a patient?
07:46Yes.
07:47There are a lot of patients.
07:48But there are a lot of patients recently.
07:51He was from Mumbai.
07:53He didn't have a lot of patients.
07:57And he was bedded and almost.
07:59And he had a lot of patients.
08:02He had a lot of patients.
08:06But somehow, he was not able to walk.
08:08And my first time, we had to work with him.
08:13We had to work up with x-rays.
08:15Then we decided that we will go ahead with the surgery.
08:19And we had to do the biopsy.
08:21We had to do the diagnosis.
08:23And we had to do the diagnosis.
08:25So we had to operate.
08:26We had to do the hip replacement.
08:28The hip replacement, he started walking.
08:31Of course, with the help of walking aid.
08:33And if there was 3 or 4 years, without walking aid,
08:36could we just take the walker?
08:37Then we had to walk.
08:40That's why we had to have to do it.
08:41And we have to do this.
08:43We had to get to do it.
08:45So we had to get to do it.
08:49We had to take the discharge.
08:50We had to get the discharge.
08:51That was what we had to do today.
08:54And yes, the other thing, it's not very confusing to be able to get the first step of being a
08:58surgeon
09:00Before surgery, we need to work up, before surgery, we need to get the CT scan, MRS
09:04We need to get on-table surprises and we need to do yoga, that's why
09:09Okay, and so many patients have so many patients, so you have to get attention to your patients
09:13Yes, yes
09:14So you have to get attention to your patients, so how do you manage that?
09:20We work at the emotional level, we get attached to our patients
09:25We get personally attached to our patients, we are emotionally attached to our patients
09:30Our patients, our patients, our homes, our homes, our homes, our homes, and our homes
09:36We keep our patients in that situation, we are able to do it
09:38And secondly, we have our team, our dedicated team, our homes, we have all the work
09:44And we don't have to do it, we have to do it
09:49100% to every patient.
09:51Okay, now you are not available for your attention.
09:54You are not only a surgeon.
09:58You are a good team.
09:59The rest of you can handle it.
10:02So, how important is it?
10:03A very important point.
10:04Without a team, you cannot run this show.
10:07You can do it without a team.
10:09We have a very big team.
10:10We have junior doctors, surgeons.
10:13We have a physiotherapist team.
10:16We have floor managers.
10:17We have a wonderful team.
10:18There are specialists.
10:27We have to wait our time.
10:30We have to wait our staff.
10:31We have to wait our time.
10:32So, I have a great team.
10:33I am blessed to have such a good team.
10:36You have the best thing you have to handle all the patients.
10:40You know many of these treatments that I have done earlier.
10:43And what happens?
10:44So, we are perfect in joint replacement now.
10:48Because for this surgery, for this surgery, for this surgery, we get it.
10:53And then we deliver it.
10:54If the patient wants to ask, we can answer it.
10:57We have a team.
10:59We have a master's.
11:01So, Dr. Veliz Navad, sir.
11:04When you came to help with the robot system,
11:06do you have any help in the surgery?
11:10We have adult weight.
11:11Every adult weight.
11:12We have 7-7 kg.
11:15We have a cylinder of 15 kg.
11:17We have adult weight.
11:20We have 7 cylinders of weight.
11:22And we have a total weight.
11:25We have a lot of physics.
11:28We have axes.
11:29We have rotations.
11:30We have center of gravity.
11:32We have femur and TBH alignment.
11:36We have mechanical axes.
11:37We have to restore all axes.
11:38We have to restore access.
11:39We have to restore access.
11:41We have to restore minimum energy.
11:44When we have joint replacement wear.
11:46Then we have two needs.
11:48We have to restore access.
11:51And we have to restore access.
11:53And when we restore access,
11:55we can get the error,
11:56we can get them.
11:59And here, this is the robot.
12:00This is a real-time robotic system.
12:03This is a real-time robotic system.
12:03This is a real-time robotic system.
12:05Without any radiation,
12:07without any radiation,
12:07without any radiation,
12:09without any mapping,
12:11the robot doesn't accept the error.
12:14Every surgery will be 100%
12:17and every result will be 100%
12:20Okay, now
12:22the robotic surgery is easy.
12:25But
12:26if the doctor
12:27will be a little tough part of it.
12:30How important is the surgeon
12:32to be the surgeon?
12:34I think
12:35the driver is a driver.
12:41The driver is a driver.
12:44The driver is a driver.
12:45The driver is a driver.
12:47The driver is a driver.
12:47I am fortunate.
12:48When the first robot came in
12:51the first robot system,
12:53Dr. Narendra Vaidya Sarajama,
12:55the driver is a driver.
12:56Fortunately, I was part of the SERS team.
12:58In 2006, I got a robot
13:00and I got a robot.
13:02I got a master,
13:04I got a master,
13:05I got a master,
13:06I got a master,
13:06I got a master,
13:06I got a master,
13:08I got a master,
13:08I got a master.
13:11Yes, yes, I got a master.
13:13I got a master.
13:16How many years of the robot
13:40I think that there is a robotic system.
13:44There is a robotic system.
13:46There is a air-generated robot.
13:47We definitely have to think about it.
13:49But what we are waiting for is that the operation of the patients
13:52will have an effect.
13:54They will have a degenerate, a molecule,
13:57a medical management,
13:59but let's see how it goes.
14:01Now, when patients are curious,
14:05do you have a little bit of joint replacement?
14:08Yes, yes.
14:09Even joint replacement,
14:11even joint replacement,
14:15people are thinking about joint replacement.
14:17And that was very true.
14:18Science was not developed.
14:20Implant designing was not accurate.
14:22The operation is a common rule.
14:23The operation is a failure.
14:25It is a failure.
14:26The operation is a failure.
14:28It is a failure.
14:31But there is a new implant design,
14:35technology,
14:36it is a failure.
14:37It is a failure.
14:38People are happy and aware.
14:41They are ready for surgery.
14:43There are many options.
14:43I will have to do it.
14:44And how do you recover from this surgery?
14:48How do you recover from patient to patient?
14:51It varies from patient to patient.
14:53But by and large,
14:5490% of patients,
14:55we will go next day.
14:56We will do it every day.
14:59We will not do it.
15:01We will not do it.
15:01We will cut the quadricep muscles.
15:03We will not cut the quadricep muscles.
15:05We will not cut the PCL ligament.
15:07We will not cut the pneumo-dissection.
15:10We will cut the quadricep muscles.
15:14We will cut the quadricep muscles.
15:15We will cut the quadricep muscles.
15:18But there will not cut the quadricep muscles
15:18that make the quadricep muscles.
15:18There will be a lot of action.
15:22This is not the case.
15:23We will recover quickly
15:26after that.
15:27We will increase the quadricep muscles.
15:29We will stay in the third and fourth day.
15:30Is it necessary?
15:34It is necessary.
15:34We will not get enough to start without a walker.
15:37And most important is toilet training.
15:39Toilets go to the toilet.
15:42Of course, after surgery, it takes 2-2 minutes to do the surgery.
15:47That results are delayed.
15:49And now we have to take care of it.
15:51And the other thing is that,
15:53the patient is still in the hospital.
15:56The surgery is still in the hospital.
15:58That's a big dilemma.
16:01Degenerative disease.
16:02There is a lot of disease.
16:04But the other thing is that,
16:05people are not too bad.
16:07They are not too bad.
16:08I have operated around 95 years old.
16:13But in the Kutumban,
16:14there is no need to be done.
16:18There is no need to be done.
16:20There is no need to be done.
16:21There is no need to be done.
16:23But before doing surgery,
16:25we have to do a protocol.
16:26We have to do a surgery.
16:27We have to do a surgery.
16:28We have to do a surgery.
16:29We have to do two patients.
16:31We have to do a surgery.
16:34We have to do none.
16:35If we have to do surgery,
16:38I can do it.
16:41As I say,
16:42So how do patients have treated?
16:43Does patients have treated me as well?
16:46And suddenly, your answer is 18 to 18 to 18.
16:49We're truly speaking, every patient is a story.
16:51Every person has a story.
16:53Every patient has a story.
16:54There are great stories.
16:56On my daily sleep, we'll be at a time in Nasserik Ji.
16:58For us, it's been a bit of a break.
17:01My name is Abha Mantu.
17:02There is a senior nurse.
17:04He's a physician.
17:04I try to do something.
17:08But also, I respect people.
17:10And there's a lot of good work.
17:12I don't think it's only the same.
17:15He was in such a severe pain that felt pain and pain, while all his pain were hurt.
17:21I need more pain.
17:22Then I went to my breath and I started to endure surgery.
17:26When I was on our own surgery, it was an hour and I was surprised as it was.
17:29We only had a challenge since that.
17:30It was hard and it was a challenge.
17:32It was a huge responsibility to solve the problem with my shoulder.
17:35It would make a break.
17:37Then my confidence got into my parents.
17:40You must do it.
17:41You must do it.
17:42He asked for the doctor to go to Mumbai, Pune, and the doctor.
17:46He asked for his attention and he asked for support.
17:49But he asked for surgery.
17:52He asked for his help.
17:55When he was still here, he was still there.
17:59He was a very happy person.
18:01He was able to do that.
18:03He was able to get his job.
18:06He was able to do it.
18:12He was in a situation where he had a job.
18:14One was in Mumbai, Punea job, and the other was in Bangalore.
18:18And he was in severe pain.
18:20And he was in the hospital, and he was in the hospital.
18:22Only in the old days, we had to stay in the hospital.
18:26He didn't have to stay, he was in the hospital.
18:30He was in a lot of pain, and he was in the hospital.
18:35But he was in the hospital.
18:37And he worked with all the doctors.
18:38We have a tractor and a tractor.
18:42We are all doing things and we are all doing things.
18:44We are all going to be easy to do.
18:46When we get our life and get our life,
18:50we are all going to be happy.
18:52We are all going to be happy.
18:58I want to have blessings you like.
19:00Yes, I want to give you a good blessing.
19:01It is a great gift for patients.
19:04For the female patients, the eye and the male patients are the same.
19:08I am not a doctor.
19:10And my patients love me and love me.
19:12In this place, I don't want to know that.
19:14No, no.
19:16A blessing is a big gift.
19:17Yes, yes.
19:18If you have a joint replacement,
19:20how does the implant apply to the implant?
19:23What does the implant apply to the implant?
19:25How does the implant apply to the implant?
19:27Yes.
19:28It is a great question.
19:29In the beginning of this year,
19:30we had to provide the first question.
19:31Our implant was alive.
19:33Yes.
19:33It is a good question.
19:35We won't have any other questions.
19:38We will say that we will have the final surgery.
19:41Every year.
19:43And the first thing we have to do is we have to do the implant.
19:44And the implant has been created for the company.
19:46The new company has been created for this company.
19:49But, the actual implant is created for the patient.
19:54The reason we have to do the implant is a big difference.
19:56and the coronal pinnacle joint is on-sensory and hip replacement
20:00and 30 years plus the joint is on-sensory.
20:04Sigma joint is in 30-35 years.
20:07The joint is on-sensory joint, and people are on the same way.
20:11The other thing, the operation fails,
20:14the procedure will be done with the procedure and the procedure.
20:17The procedure will be done with the other procedure.
20:19The procedure will be done with the implant.
20:22The other thing, the patient is the most important.
20:25We've had hard-hurt diseases.
20:27When we have our implants,
20:29we have to make them human human beings.
20:30We have to check them.
20:32We have to make them human beings.
20:35We have to make them human beings.
20:37What is the issue?
20:38The problem is that,
20:39the situation is very common.
20:42It's very common,
20:45it doesn't matter,
20:47it's not a problem.
20:48But it can be very difficult to take away from the disease.
20:52What are you thinking about?
20:53I can understand this, and when I was born, I was suddenly angry and I was very angry,
21:03when I was a part of it, I wouldn't be angry about it.
21:05Even before I had a angry hungry, I would lose my day a lot.
21:11They would try to work very well, and it would make me happy,
21:15because I was there for a lot of social media.
21:16I would have done that and I always worked on it every day.
21:19In the past, we have to work with our patients.
21:22And they are the ones that need to be taken to hospital.
21:27But we have to take care of the patient.
21:29We don't do the work of the patient,
21:32we have to do the doctor's work.
21:35We have to work with the patient.
21:38We have to get the operation.
21:40We have to go to the hospital.
21:43In the past, it was very difficult for menopause because of their mood swings and vitamins are reduced.
21:54So, what do you think about this medicine?
21:58Yes, 100%.
22:00Menopause affects all the women's body of menopause.
22:05They are undergoing so many hormonal changes.
22:08We are also having a wegen of pain in our diseases.
22:12We also have osteoporosis and osteoporosis are in the gut.
22:20It is a weight-bearing joint because of these pain and all the pain.
22:24We actually have to change their lifestyle as well as it has.
22:32and that is the best of your patients.
22:42I am going to start with the surgery.
22:47I am going to stage the surgery.
22:50Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4.
22:52I am going to stage the surgery.
22:53Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Grade 4.
22:54Generally, Grade 1 and Grade 2,
22:56it is not surgery.
22:56It is not the surgery, even some patients with grade 3 are surgery.
23:00We treat patients, we don't treat X-rays.
23:03People are wrong with X-ray.
23:05But that is not the need for the surgery.
23:08But there is a lot of practice in the physical therapy, lifestyle modification,
23:13the heart and the bugger, the sperm, the medicines, the analysis, the collisions,
23:19and the prescribing medicines.
23:20That's how I just put that.
23:24Furniture and I'm not able to.
23:29You're just going to get to you.
23:29After I mucon and I was just like,
23:34I don't know where to get older.
23:36If I stop eating, I'm going to eat it.
23:39I don't know.
23:39If I go home to the hospital or I go to the hospital.
23:43If I go home, you're still going to work in the hospital.
23:46If you go into a low position
23:47If you increase your body weight, your body weight will be 10 times pressure.
23:53So, we have to do these things.
23:56The other thing is that people don't want to do WAMs.
24:01They don't want to do WAMs.
24:02They don't want to do WAMs.
24:03They don't want to do WAMs.
24:06They don't want to do WAMs.
24:13They start running, jogging, treadmilling.
24:16They start running.
24:17But it impacts sports.
24:19Our body's body's impact.
24:22And it's a lot of damage.
24:24So, we can do jogging directly.
24:27Muscle training, stretching, proper training.
24:30Then you start.
24:32Yes, I mean, I can do milk-a-sing.
24:37So, you have to do surgery.
24:39But, give the patient's work to do that.
24:41And do you know how important it is?
24:44There's a lot of pain, pain, pain, pain.
24:49And there's a lot of phobia.
24:50Surgery changes.
24:52And if the surgery changes in the life of Purnas,
24:56there's an operation.
24:58There's a lot of transition.
25:00So, there's a lot of awareness.
25:01So, there's a lot of awareness that we can do surgery.
25:03It's hard.
25:04And there's a lot of awareness that we can do.
25:05And in yoga, we can do surgery.
25:08So, we can do the awareness that we can do.
25:28But we can do our best.
25:29Seriously.
25:29So, you're not sure.
25:31It's hard to get a good feeling.
25:33It's hard to get through.
25:35It's hard to get through.
25:36It's hard to get through.
25:37It's only 60-plus patients.
25:38It's only 60-plus patients.
25:41But if you're the achievement of this,
25:43It's a milestone.
25:43If it's a milestone,
25:46It's a milestone.
25:48And in that way, if we have food and water, we will not have any matches.
25:55I am going to do a marathon every year and on larger and larger scale.
26:03And in this level, we will be able to do a great job in treatment.
26:11So, what do you have to do with that?
26:14What do you have to do with that?
26:14One thing, I am going to do a trip.
26:16There are three people who have not come.
26:19Doctor, Vakil and Police.
26:21Or Blackshaven.
26:22But that's what we have to do.
26:25Yes.
26:25If you have a retirement age, you don't have to do jogging.
26:31There is training, stretching, training.
26:34There are impacts.
26:37You don't have to do a treadmill.
26:39Cycling is good for you.
26:41Swimming is good.
26:42You don't have to do cycling.
26:43You don't have to do a swim.
26:44You don't have to do a cycle.
26:47You don't have to do a swimming pool.
26:48You don't have to do a proper way.
26:51But then, yoga is good.
26:53Vitamin D, calcium, early morning walk.
26:56And we don't have to do a early training.
26:58Early science.
26:59That's why we can go to orthopedic surgeon.
27:02Today, India has been a medical field.
27:06New life of the doctor.
27:09We will have a doctor to go to the doctor.
27:11Then, patients have an appointment to go to the doctor.
27:14And they will go to the doctor from the early training.
27:16You don't need to go to the doctor.
27:18You have to have to do a lot of things.
27:20Yes.
27:20But, I will tell you one point.
27:22I'm in Germany.
27:23I'm working for a year.
27:26I'm a woman.
27:26I'm working for a medical field.
27:29We are so lucky that we have access so easily to the doctor workers.
27:33We have every state of the state and the state of the state of the state of the state.
27:39And for their dedication, the general practitioners, family physicians,
27:44the M.V.B.S., B.H.M.S., the M.V.S.
27:48In the state of the state, there is a very big service to the patients.
27:55In Germany, you cannot directly go to the doctor.
28:023-4 months of waiting list.
28:04That's why we don't have to go to the doctor.
28:06The first thing is that the doctor will take care of the doctor.
28:12Okay.
28:13And what is the surgery?
28:14It's very difficult to think about it.
28:17It's not a surgery.
28:19It's not a meds.
28:20So how do you think about it?
28:22How do you think about it?
28:24I don't want to think about it.
28:27What do you think about the light?
28:29That was such an innocent question.
28:32And what did you think about it?
28:34It was done.
28:35It was such a genuine doubt.
28:40But I don't think about it.
28:42Because the light has a backup, battery backup.
28:45So you have to do it.
28:46And you have to do it.
28:47And you have to do it.
28:50Then you have to do it.
28:51And you have to do it.
28:51It is combined surgery.
28:53It is a robotic, robotic assisted surgery.
28:56We need to do it.
28:57So we are able to perform the AI for precision.
29:00It is the number of doctors.
29:04And the doctors' knowledge.
29:05And the doctors' precision.
29:07So we do the surgery.
29:10Yes, because there is a lot of people who have joint robotic surgery and do the robot
29:15So there is a lot of machine and there is a lot of machine
29:20But that doesn't happen
29:23Yes, it depends on the robot that we have
29:25If we are 4th generation robot and even the CT scans, there is no error
29:30There is no error
29:32There is a lot of machine that is rarely done
29:37So at the same stage, I can do it
29:40This is the whole stage
29:41So we have to do it in a strong company
29:45And we have to do it in a strong implant
29:46I will start with a doctor
29:49If you have joint replacement marathon
29:52But there is no need
29:54So what do you think?
29:57I will say Vinny, Vidhi, Visi
29:59I came, I saw, I conquered
30:00But what do you think?
30:04When you are in the field
30:05Then you need to have ideas
30:06What are you dreams
30:08What are you dreams
30:09This is a basic lesson
30:11I was learning to do everything
30:13I was learning to do everything
30:15In the world
30:15And if you get any information
30:17That's what we are learning
30:18And I feel about the dreams
30:21I am a teacher
30:22Dr. Narindra Vidya
30:23He taught joint replacement
30:25And he taught the doctor
30:26He taught the doctor
30:27He taught the doctor
30:30I will continue to work with my work and I will continue to work with my work.
30:37I will continue to work with my work.
30:39Very nice.
30:41I hope that this blessing is just for you to be able to do this.
30:46If you are a normal patient, you will do your surgery with your normal patient.
30:49But if you are a normal patient, you will be able to do your normal patient.
30:52Do you have a tough surgery with your normal patient?
30:56Yes, definitely.
30:57Obviously, it's challenging for obesity and sandivate to affect the patient.
31:02That's why we do proper work-up and we can use basic drugs.
31:06For example, a vagina, a vagina, it's a vagina.
31:09It could be a vagina to be a vagina, it's a vagina, it's a vagina.
31:13If the ankle is bypassing the body, it's a liver pressure.
31:18Even sandivate, there are heart and tissues, and they're in early age.
31:22So, if we have the implant, we have the life of the implant and with the tibial rod.
31:28If we have the implant, we don't have osteoporosis.
31:32If we have the weight bypass, generally they don't go wrong.
31:36And this patient does that well.
31:37Definitely, Sandivad is there.
31:39So, there is a particular protocol.
31:41There are technical issues.
31:43There is FFD, past degree, rod.
31:48There is a joint with Sandivad.
31:50There is a joint with Sinovac.
31:52There are inflamed tissues.
31:54There is a tissue in the body.
31:56And, Sandivad's medical management and surgery are parallel.
32:01This is very good.
32:02So, we have to do this.
32:04There is no surgery.
32:06They can't do it routinely.
32:08They can miss it.
32:09So, you should be very precocious.
32:12Okay.
32:13So, do we have two robotic surgeries?
32:17Of course.
32:18We can do operation in one way too.
32:20We can do operation in one person.
32:2199% times in one person.
32:24The first time we have to do operation in one person.
32:29We can do surgery in one person.
32:31We can do surgery in one person.
32:31Then, we wait for 15-20 minutes.
32:34So, we need another anesthesiologist.
32:37To check the patient and read the patient.
32:39And then, we go ahead with the second.
32:42In 45 minutes to one hour, we can do surgery in another person.
32:46And if you have two drugs,
32:49it's very hard to get a pre-op evaluation.
32:52You have to get a lot of information,
32:54diabetes, control, BP, control,
32:58medication,
32:59and medicine.
33:01Pre-op evaluation is hard.
33:03We can see that we admit that
33:07it's very dumb.
33:08They don't give fitness.
33:11we can do an angiography or stress test
33:16we can do all the evaluation
33:17but we can't do it
33:19and 99% of the time we don't do it
33:22at least in the least anesthesia
33:25and in the least medicine
33:26we can't do it
33:30and what's happening today is the pain killer
33:36It's a pain killer.
33:37But how do side effects happen in future?
33:41I think it's very important.
33:43When I went to a kidney doctor,
33:47I would say that in the waiting room,
33:4950% of the kidney patients have a pain killer.
33:56People say,
33:57I will write medicine for a particular day,
34:025-7 days.
34:03I would say,
34:05I would say,
34:05I would say,
34:06I would say,
34:06I would say,
34:10What is your surgery for patients?
34:19What is your time?
34:22What is your result?
34:25What is your status?
34:27I am emotionally connected to patients.
34:30I am emotionally connected.
34:31I am regularly living on them.
34:33We are regularly following them.
34:35For 3-8 months.
34:36Everybody is doing well.
34:38But if you do not have any work,
34:40you will not have any work.
34:43If you do not have any work,
34:45you will get a pain,
34:46you will get a fracture.
34:47If you do not have any work.
34:48If you do not have any work,
34:49if you do not have any work.
34:53Every year,
34:54at least one follow-up,
34:55they are all doing well.
34:58If you do not have any work,
35:02you will have any work.
35:03What can you do?
35:04I do not know.
35:05You will have a work.
35:09If you do not have any work.
35:10go and see your doctor.
35:13Find out your daily life,
35:15what is your stress activity?
35:16Your stress activity is coming.
35:19That is how you do not have any work.
35:20And avoid that,
35:21the basic thing is,
35:22what is your stress?
35:24If you have a hip joint,
35:25your knee joint is open.
35:27For example,
35:28Indian style squatting is open.
35:30If you do not have a hip joint,
35:32you will lift your body.
35:34So, when you do not have a body,
35:35you will lift your body.
35:37This is a pressure,
35:39and you will get a lot of stress.
35:42You will get a lot of stress.
35:43It will be churning.
35:45If you avoid it
35:47after a particular age,
35:49you will get a lot of pain.
35:52You will get a lot of pain.
35:54Okay.
35:55Thanks a lot.
35:56I hope you will have an event
36:00for the next day.
36:01Yes, ma'am.
36:01You will give your blessings.
36:03Yes, ma'am.
36:03Do a great operation,
36:04do a great event,
36:05and sing.
36:06Okay.
36:06Thanks for coming.
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