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Abstract: In the 21st century, clinical medicine has entered the era of precision medicine. Under the guidance of the concept and technology of “Precision Medicine, the multidisciplinary diagnostic and Therapeutic Team (MDT) is dominant by the surgery department of esophageal cancer has implemented the standardized, minimally invasive, Precision of radical operation for esophageal cancer and individualized multidisciplinary comprehensive treatment, the resection rate and survival rate were improved. However, in view of the low rate of early diagnosis of esophageal cancer, the diagnosis and treatment are mostly in the middle and late stages, especially the lack of follow-up and management after treatment, which greatly affects the long-term survival rate and quality of life of patients. The whole management of esophageal cancer covers and runs through the screening and early diagnosis of patients before hospital; Accurate diagnosis and treatment and rapid rehabilitation in the hospital; To long-term follow-up monitoring, Subsequent recuperation and health maintenance after discharge in the three stages, To provide patients with all-round, full-cycle and continuous medical care services, rehabilitation guidance and humanistic care, in order to prolong the survival period of patients, improve the life index and the overall curative effect of esophageal cancer. Therefore, it is the development trend of esophageal cancer surgery to construct a new model and management system of integrated and precision whole-course health management. This article summarized the current status of whole course health management of esophageal cancer in the china.Abstract: In the 21st century, clinical medicine has entered the era of precision medicine. Under the guidance of the concept and technology of “Precision Medicine, the multidisciplinary diagnostic and Therapeutic Team (MDT) is dominant by the surgery department of esophageal cancer has implemented the standardized, minimally invasive, Precision of radical o...Learn More
Abstract: Ayurveda is known as the Science of Life. It not only describes medicines for treating diseases but also provides detailed explanations of food items that promote good health. Ayurveda encompasses both preventive and curative medicine, as it is commonly said that prevention is better than cure. Describing the importance of diet in Ayurveda, it is referred to as 'Trayaupstambh' and also known as 'Mahabhaishajya.' The risk of non-communicable diseases (NCD) is increasing due to today's food habits and lifestyle. In Ayurveda, it is placed under 'Santarpanjanya Viyadhi.' In order to prevent these illnesses, Ayurveda suggests the consumption of Vaatkar, Ruksha, and low-calorie foods. Among these options, Trina Dhanya, which refers to Millets, stands out as a prominent traditional dietary choice. Bajra, alternatively known as Pearl Millet, African Millet, or Spiked Millet, originally hails from the northern-central Sahel region of West Africa. Its introduction to the Indian subcontinent dates back 2500 years. Notably, Ayurvedic texts beginning from the 14th century AD refer to it as 'Vajranna' within the category of Truna Dhanya or Kudhanya Vargas. The current review of both Ayurvedic texts and modern literature analyzes the rational use of Pearl Millet, an important millet in the prevention and management of Santarpanjanya Vyadhi, with its probable modes of action as per both sciences.Abstract: Ayurveda is known as the Science of Life. It not only describes medicines for treating diseases but also provides detailed explanations of food items that promote good health. Ayurveda encompasses both preventive and curative medicine, as it is commonly said that prevention is better than cure. Describing the importance of diet in Ayurveda, it is r...Learn More
