The video unfolds with a series of thought-provoking images and subtitles that gradually reveal the cancer-fighting experience of the main character, Andrei Pavlenko.The video opens with a black background, showing only a shield-shaped watch on the screen, before the scene switches to the surface of the moon, suggesting that a long and difficult journey is about to begin.Next, the word "Tame" appears on the screen, a simple design that foreshadows the challenges the protagonist will face.The video then shows a man in a black jacket sitting in a room in front of a window, where he appears to be working on a laptop, in a simple room set up with curtains.As the video progresses, the man begins to smile and appears to be enjoying a peaceful moment as he looks out the window.However, the off-screen voice reveals that he is actually talking about his weight loss, implying that he is having health problems.The video continues to show a man in a surgical mask and gloves washing his hands, before the scene switches to a man in a bathroom talking to the camera, mentioning that he overslept and plans to leave in half an hour.Next, Andrei Pavlenko appears on camera, a 42-year-old surgical oncologist.He recalls March 18, 2018, when he was diagnosed with poorly differentiated stomach cancer.He describes his fear and nervousness during his gastroscopy at the hospital and his shock at seeing the tumor.He mentioned his decision to have surgery as soon as possible rather than wait for chemotherapy.The video goes on to show a scene in an operating room where a group of medical professionals in protective gear are operating on a patient.Andrei Pavlenko describes in detail how he felt during the surgery and the chemotherapy process after the surgery.He mentioned that chemotherapy caused his hair to fall out, his wife's reaction, and his own painful experience with chemotherapy.He describes how he sleeps during chemotherapy and the moments when chunks of his hair fall out.The second half of the video shows Andrei Pavlenko's life in the hospital and at home.He mentioned his own family and colleagues, especially the young resident physicians, who are facing similar challenges.He recounted his return to work in a bald state and the sight of his colleagues wearing hats, details that conveyed his concern and support for his coworkers.Finally, Andrei Pavlenko mentioned his desire to use his experience to inform and help other cancer patients.He hopes that the experience will serve as an infomercial for more people to learn about cancer so that they can better cope with the disease.The video ends with footage of him as a real cancer patient with all the attributes of a logical patient, including an IV port, and the first round of chemotherapy that has been completed.Through a series of images and subtitles, the entire video shows the courage and determination of a surgical oncologist as he faces his disease, while conveying his deep understanding of life and hope for the future.[00:10:00->00:20:00] In the video, Andrei Pavlenko continues to share his experience of fighting cancer with a tone of determination and transparency.Wearing a purple shirt, he stood in a room and said directly to the camera, "I've had my first round of chemotherapy.I want you to learn as much as you can about your condition and the possible complications.I want to be as transparent and open as possible in this process about how you are going to respond to these issues."

The scene switches to one of him walking down the street, carrying a backpack, seemingly heading to his workplace.Andre continued, "I want to tell you as openly as possible how to deal with these problems."The music plays softly in the background, creating a calming atmosphere.Next, the video shows Andre lying in a hospital bed with an IV tube hanging from his arm, seemingly in a deep sleep.We're wrestling with my role model, so to speak," the voice said."The scene then switches to a woman lying in a hospital bed, her hand attached to an IV tube, receiving medication.Andre's voice continued, "In this case, you could say no one is immune, and I have someone who is uninsured, and I know I have a 50/50 chance."

The scene switches again, this time to a man lying in a hospital bed while a nurse prepares him for surgery.Andre's voice was firm and calm, "I know the odds are fifty-fifty, or even forty-six, against me.As an oncologist, I know this all too well."The video then shows a woman wearing a lab coat and sitting at a computer, seemingly conducting medical research.Andre continued, "As an oncologist who regularly treats such patients, I am aware of this as well."

The scene then switches to a man in a white jacket standing in a room, picking up his jacket and walking.Andre's voice said, "Even this 40% has to be well-conscious, in the sense of 'everyone knows'."The video then shows a man sitting in a room who appears to be talking to someone, but can't see the other person.Andre continued, "Everyone knows about these problems, but no one expresses them in a humane way."

Next, the screen showed a man dressed in black, looking at the camera with a serious expression on his face.I got tired of it first," Andre said.First of all, I'm sick of it, and second of all, it's pathetic.The other is pathetic.Sick because, uh, it's nice out.There are still good doctors, but there are also bad ones."

The video continues, showing Andre sitting in a room, wearing a jacket and seemingly smiling.He continued, "There are still good doctors, but there are also a lot of bad doctors who treat stomach cancer.My story, my medical history, for the simple reason that at the time I was a victim of official news.Only a few medical centers have officially reported the disease."

The scene switched again, this time to the face of a man, wearing a black shirt and looking directly at the camera.There are only a handful of hospitals in the country that have done this," Andre said.What are the mandatory standard interventions for diagnosis? There are only a few places that can be counted on the fingers of one hand."

The image shows Andre sitting in a room, seemingly lost in thought, looking off into the distance.It's a great opportunity to get the word out about it," he continued.The patient will at least realize that asking many doctors actually realizes that it is the right thing to do.They often say when they come to the administration, let's talk to them alone."

The video continues, showing a woman sitting at a table in front of a television screen, wearing a pink shirt and appearing to work on a laptop.Andre's voice said, "You probably haven't started thinking about stage 3 stomach cancer until now.Oncologist Andrei Pavlenko was diagnosed with stage III stomach cancer."

Next, the scene shows Andre sitting at a desk, wearing glasses, seemingly working.He continued, "One-third had an aggressive tumor.Andrei Pavlenko is one of the best oncologists in the country.He was himself a victim."

The video goes on to show clips of Andre in different scenarios, including him prepping for surgery, dancing with his family, talking on the phone, and more.Andre's voice is full of hope for the future and love of life: "This is a story about not giving up on life.How one must live and how one should cope with a very serious diagnosis.This is a story about not dying early."

Finally, the video shows Andre standing on the beach with a child in his hands in a warm and hopeful image.I probably have a couple of years left now," he said.I've had it for years and will definitely have Sofia Cristina and Danila here in a few years.Let's welcome the younger generation of the Pavlova family."

The video ends with images of Andre and his family enjoying a good time on the beach, with music playing softly in the background, conveying a sense of positivity and a bright vision for the future.[00:20:00->00:30:00] The video shows Andrei Pavlenko sitting in a room, wearing a black jacket, and appearing to be in deep thought as he looks out a window.The sunlight poured through the window on his face, adding a touch of serenity to his contemplation.He began to talk about his experience at the military medical school, recalling a time that was both challenging and hopeful."In 2005, I entered military medical school," he said, with a hint of nostalgia in his tone.He mentioned that the college at the time did not allow students to go directly into graduate programs, which was a bit frustrating for him.But instead of giving up, he kept trying.He recalled a time when the department was in dire straits due to lack of patients and had not admitted any patients for two or three weeks.Without patients, there is no income, and without income, there is no money for research."I have devised an experiment," Andrei continued, a flicker of determination in his eyes.He describes his experiments in which he shot the hind limbs of pigs with bullets of different calibers to simulate modern combat trauma.The experiment lasted for almost a month, and he collected various samples every day, sampling peripheral blood from different stages of the wound.He mentioned that these samples were later used in histological studies and labeled at every step to ensure the scientific validity and accuracy of the experiments."The experiment went well," Andrei said with a smile, "but when I returned to St. Petersburg, my wife and I decided never to eat meat again."He explained that during that time they were practically living on bread and water, and all the money was spent on canned food just to make sure their daughter had enough to eat.His words reveal his love for his family and his dedication to experimentation.Andrei goes on to recount that when he was conducting research at the Academy, he discovered that each cytokine cost about 60 euros.In order to complete the entire experiment, he needed about 60,000 euros.However, the College's administration did not provide this funding.He recalled what the Chief had said to him, "Andrei, you're a smart kid, you know what's right."The Director's remark made him feel a sense of responsibility, and he decided that he had to find other ways to accomplish his research."I'm lucky to know Igor Alekhine," Andrei said, gratitude in his tone.Igor Alekhine, a correspondent of the Russian Academy of Sciences, helped Andrei find a way to continue his research.Andrei mentioned that Igor introduced him to an oncologist and he decided to quit writing his thesis and focus on becoming a surgeon instead."I realized that I had to choose to become a surgeon and live the rest of my life that way," Andre says firmly.He mentioned that as a surgeon, he will focus all his efforts on surgery and try to get his feet wet in this particular institution.The sunlight poured through the window on his face, and his eyes were filled with hope and determination for the future.The video ends with an image of Andrei contemplating in his room, with music playing softly in the background, conveying a sense of positivity and strength and a bright vision for the future.[00:30:00->00:40:00] The video shows Andrei Pavlenko continuing his narration in a scene from an operating room, with music playing softly in the background, creating an atmosphere of concentration and tension.The surgical team consisted of doctors, nurses and other medical staff, all of whom wore surgical masks to prevent the spread of germs.Andrei stood at the operating table, his gaze focused and determined, seemingly scrutinizing every detail."The most important thing I see here is surgery."Andre's voice rings out over the off-screen soundtrack, and his tone is filled with a love of medicine and caring for his patients.The surgical team is performing a complex operation on a patient, and in the footage the doctors' hands can be seen carefully maneuvering around the patient's abdomen, appearing to be extremely cautious at every step."Look, the rectal artery is pulsing, and below that is the iliac artery."I don't know," Andre continued, his voice revealing a familiarity with anatomy and a precise grasp of detail.He explained that because the patient's blood vessels are very thin, extra care must be taken during the procedure to avoid unnecessary damage.In the footage, doctors can be seen carefully separating and handling the tiny blood vessels, each step as if they were walking a tightrope."The inferior mesenteric branch is very thin, as is the vena cava."Andre's voice continued to echo in the background as the surgical team's every movement seemed careful.Andre explained that the patient was very thin and weak, which made the surgery much more difficult.He emphasized the importance of very careful layering to ensure that the exposure of each layer is accurate."Careful, you must act, you see, bleeding from here usually leads to transformation."Andre's voice held a hint of nervousness, but remained firm.He reminded the surgical team that once bleeding occurs in this area, it can be difficult to stop, which can lead to increased complexity of the procedure.Every member of the surgical team was fully focused, their movements fluid and precise, as if they were performing a difficult dance.The scene switches to a close-up shot of Andrei in the operating room, his face wearing a look of concentration and determination.He went on to talk about his father's experience after being diagnosed with stomach cancer, his tone revealing his deep love for his father and his helplessness against fate."At that time we lived in a communal apartment with the Anjuta family and I was the nanny."I'm sorry," Andre said, a hint of bitterness in his voice.He recalls how difficult that time was, sitting by himself in his room reading about stomach cancer, his heart filled with worry about the future."Natasha, my father's sister, told me that my father had stomach cancer and had been operated on."Andrei's voice was low and heavy as he described the scene, his father already very thin and barely able to eat.He said that his father underwent surgery at the Kiev Military Hospital, which is a very good hospital, but was not in good condition when he was discharged."So I told my father that we were going to Kiev with you."I'm sorry," Andre continued, determination in his voice.He recalls a silent and heavy time on the train journey to Kiev with his father.He had barely spoken a word with his father, his heart filled with uncertainty about the future and worry about his father's condition.The video ends with a close-up shot of Andrei in the operating room, where he continues to talk about his father's condition and his efforts, as music plays softly in the background, conveying a sense of dedication to life and hope for the future.[00:40:00->00:50:00] The video's frame is fixed on a man in a black jacket, sitting in a corner of the room, facing the camera with a serious and heavy expression on his face.Andrei Pavlenko's voice rings in the background, telling a heavy and touching story."It was Sashka's last," Andrei's voice was low and firm, "and they honored Sashka's last request, and he said, 'I want to die in my homeland.'"In the video, a hint of sadness flashes across Andre's face, and his gaze seems to travel back in time to those difficult moments.In order to make this happen, they had to bribe border agents to cross the border illegally and send Sashka back to his homeland," he continued."

The scene switches to Andre in another room, where he seems to be lost in his memories.He continued his story, "My father was sent to Uncle Vova's house, his brother's house.I remember getting a call from my sister's husband, Sasha, while I was in the resident's lounge, perpetually taking patient histories."Andrei's voice reveals a deep memory of those days, as he sat at his computer, writing medical records without stopping, until late in the evening, when the phone rang."Sasha told me, 'Andrei's dad died.'' "Andrei's voice trembled slightly, and a tear flashed in his eye.The video footage shows Andrei surrounded by several residents, who see him and silently hand him a glass of brandy.Andrei took the glass and drank it down, tears sliding down his cheeks.He continued, "I cried and I knew I wouldn't be able to go to the funeral.I've borrowed a lot of money and have been to a couple of funerals, first there, then to Ukraine, then to Moscow.I realize my family can't have me with them right now."

The video screen switches to a cozy scene of motherly love and calmness as a woman holds a baby in her bed and gently pats the baby's back.Andre continues, "I didn't get to see my dad until a year later when I got to see him.I didn't get to see him before he died."Andrei's tone was full of regret and helplessness.Next, the video shows several clips of religious ceremonies, with a woman dressed in white lighting candles in a church, and in another scene, a woman holding a baby for baptism.Music plays softly in the background, creating a solemn and serene atmosphere.The video returns to Andre again, sitting in a brightly lit room, facing the camera with a determined look on his face."If we finish the four courses of chemo, I have more to do."Andre's voice was full of determination, "I have to have another CT scan to see how bad the problem is.It turned out to be very effective, which gives me a lot of hope."

The scene switches to Andrei in another room as he continues, "During the gastroscopy, the tumor shrunk three times.It's really just a small victory, but it gives each of us hope for a good outcome."Andre's voice is full of optimism and hope for the future.The video ends with Andre standing in front of a window, looking out of it, the sunlight on his face and a determined gleam in his eyes."I've been cancer-free for seven months," he said, "and that's incredible.After eight sessions, we've stabilized.So we decided to remove my stomach."

The video ends with a clip of Andrei in the operating room, where doctors are operating on him, with music playing softly in the background, conveying a sense of positivity and a bright vision for the future.Andre's determination and bravery has brought hope not only to himself, but to all cancer patients.[00:50:00->01:00:00] The video screen switches to a hospital room where Andrei Pavlenko is lying in a hospital bed, dressed in a hospital gown, seemingly just recovering from surgery.There was a hint of fatigue on his face, but his eyes still revealed determination.Several paramedics were gathered around him, one of the nurses checking his vital signs while another adjusted his IV line.An atmosphere of tension and order pervaded the ward, with the medical staff moving quickly and skillfully."You wait now."I'm sorry," the nurse said softly, with comfort and encouragement in her voice.Andrei nodded slightly, trying to keep his composure despite the fact that he appeared to be in some pain.The nurse continued to adjust his IV line to make sure the medication was getting into his system.Andrei's gaze swept across the ward from time to time, as if he were thinking about something.The scene switches to Andrei's conversation with the nurse.The nurse is doing some basic care for him, checking his wounds and vital signs.A flash of confusion crossed Andre's face as he asked, "Wait, I don't understand.Wait, I don't get it. You're still connected to a lot of systems."The nurse patiently explained, "Yes, you're connected to a number of systems, all of which are designed to make sure that your body recovers successfully.We'll monitor your condition closely to make sure everything is under control."

The nurse continued to adjust Andre's IV line, her movements gentle and professional.Andre's gaze grew calm and he seemed satisfied with the nurse's explanation.The nurse gently reassured him, "Okay, now, well, wait a minute.It's almost like a set of scrubs."Andrei smiled slightly, clearly reassured by the nurse's professionalism and concern, despite the discomfort he still felt.Next, the scene shows Andre brushing his teeth in front of the bathroom, wearing a blue shirt and seemingly in a hurry to get ready.He spoke into the mirror as if to cheer himself up, "Good job, you can fall backwards if you need to."There was a hint of determination in his tone, as if he was telling himself he had to be strong.The video continues with Andre standing in front of a mirror, wearing gloves and seemingly scrutinizing his body.He said to himself in the mirror, "Good job, you can fall backwards if you need to."There was a hint of self-encouragement in his tone, as if he was reminding himself not to give up.The scene then switches to Andre and a nurse standing in a hospital room.Andre was dressed in hospital clothes and the nurses in white uniforms.They talked to each other and the nurse comforted him by saying, "Come on, let's go, come on.I got it. You put your hand on it."Andre nodded, seemingly grateful for the nurse's concern and help.The scene switches again, this time to a group of paramedics in white lab coats walking down the street.They appear to be a medical team traveling to some destination.Music plays softly in the background, creating a professional and focused atmosphere.Andrei's voice rang out in the off-screen voice, "You need to be quiet, you're not a psychiatrist."There was a hint of humor in his tone, but you could also feel the trust and respect he had for his medical team.The video continues with Andre and a nurse standing in a hospital hallway.Andrei wore hospital gloves and the nurses wore white uniforms.They stood next to each other and seemed to be discussing something.We've shaved," Andre said.Let's go. We've shaved and showered.I see I'm even on painkillers."The nurse smiled and responded, "I see, you're even on anandamide.Anacin is good. You have to do it."

The scene switches to a woman getting ready for a shower in a hospital room.She was wearing a hospital towel and appeared to be getting ready for a shower.Andre's voice continued in the background, "She'll run away from us like that."There was a hint of relief in his tone, as if he was feeling optimistic about his upcoming treatment.The video continues with Andre and a nurse standing in a hospital room.Andrei was lying in a hospital bed with a nurse standing next to him, they seemed to be performing some basic care.Andre asked, "You want to sit better, don't you?" The nurse smiled and responded, "Yes."Andre looked more relaxed and seemed satisfied with the nurse's concern.Next, the footage shows a woman lying in a hospital bed, wearing hospital gloves as she appears to be recovering from surgery.Andrei's voice continued in the background, "There is a young girl named Yulia, I can probably tell you her last name.Yulia, I might be able to give you a last name.Yulia, even if it's fat, I can tell, as can many people in the pharmacy."His words revealed his concern and knowledge of Yulia.The video continues and Andre's face appears in the frame, dressed and with a serious look on his face.He continues with Yulia's story, "She was a very calm and knowledgeable person.Remember that she was very calm, educated and intelligent.Wisdom is very important in this situation.Why does He allow you to control your emotions?" Andre's words revealed his admiration for Yulia's strength and wisdom.The scene switches to Andrei telling Yulia's story in the hospital.She initially came in after her ovarian surgery," he said.It was initially after surgery for an ovarian cyst, which she was being treated for nearby.When she had an ovarian cyst removed nearby, it was found to be a malignant cellular metastasis.They removed an ovary and found it to be a malignant cellular metastasis."There was a hint of heaviness in Andre's tone, but also a deep understanding of medicine.The video continues as Andrei continues to tell Yulia's story, "Tumors in the body of the stomach and distant tumors, tumors in the body of the stomach and distant metastases - that's how it was from the beginning.Diversion is an inoperable condition, which means you have to point out the fourth point immediately.That's hard for a 29 year old.Tell her she is terminally ill and has already undergone chemotherapy twice.She has had two chemo treatments and we have been treating her for a year and a half.We treated her for a year and a half, which is quite a lot of sessions, but with poor results."

The scene switches to Andrei sitting in the room as he continues to tell Yulia's story, "Six months after she asked, she quickly asked Line One.Within six months, she was quickly on the first line and then quickly on the second.Then soon after the second line, six months later, she came to me as well.I remember that she asked Andrei Nikolayevich how you will act on my behalf.Nikolayevich, what would you do if you were me? By that time, her hair was falling out.At that point, her hair was falling out naturally.This is a classic case of poisoning."

The video continues as Andre continues to talk about his feelings, "I said you know what, Yul, I would.Chemo, I said, you know, Yul, I could end up with the same results.Of course, she's already there.She came with me later.And then there was a son.But she came over and said thank you, and that's what I've been doing for the last two years.I've been living life on my own terms for the past two years.By the way, she's lived longer than that.Her survival rate was almost five years, and by the way, she lived longer than that."

The scene switches to a woman lying in a hospital bed undergoing endocrine shock treatment.Music plays softly in the background, creating a calming atmosphere.Andre's voice rings out in the off-screen voice, "He outlived me after I was diagnosed."

The video continues, showing a hospital room with the patient lying on a bed and a window in the room where the patient can see outside.Andre's voice continued to ring in the background, "I'm not afraid to die, I'm really not afraid to die, what I'm afraid of is what will happen to my children, who I raised.I fear that these children are totally unsuited to our barbaric society.I'm worried that they won't be able to survive in this society.It's the only thing that makes me angry and want to move on."

The scene switches to a rainy day, and through the window you can see raindrops falling on the trees outside.Andre's voice continued in the background, "It's the only thing that makes me angry and want to move on."

The video continues, showing Andre talking on the phone, lying on the couch, and his children interacting with him in the room.There was a hint of determination in Andrei's voice, "I see what's in there.It's the only thing that makes me angry and want to move on."

The footage of the video is framed by a scene of a man rubbing his head with a match in a head rubbing shot.Andre's voice continued to ring in the background, "Of course, I'm thin, very thin.Of course, I have a thin esophagus.He said baby esophagus. He called me baby esophagus.Leave it."

The video continues with Andre sitting on the couch, talking on his cell phone, before he stands up and walks out of the room.Andre's voice continued in the background, "Yes, golden, Grandma, this is the bowl for you.Yeah, you're doing it wrong, come on.Yeah, you're doing it wrong. Here, take a plate.Plate loading.Get a plate so you can put it on right away."

The video ends with an image of Andrei meditating in his room, with music playing softly in the background, conveying a sense of positive strength and a bright vision for the future.Andre's determination and bravery has brought hope not only to himself, but to all cancer patients.[01:00:00->01:10:00] The video footage begins with a man preparing a drink.He wore a black shirt and moved expertly to pour the liquid into a glass before placing some food on a plate, ready to be thrown away.He said softly, "Anya, put him down, you'll have to eventually."Then he continued, "You need to sort the mashed potatoes and eat your bread."There was a hint of firmness in his words, as if he was reminding himself and those around him to remain calm and organized.The scene switches to the man sitting at a table with a plate of food in front of him.He was dressed in black and looked a little tired, but still tried to enjoy his dinner.He continued, "I honor my hometown.Eat your bread, eat your bread."There was a hint of nostalgia and determination in his words, as if he was expressing his longing for his hometown and his perseverance in life.Music plays softly in the background, creating a calming atmosphere.Next, the video shows men talking on the phone in front of a window.He was wearing a black shirt and had a serious look on his face.The immediate effect on the dogs is this, a little bit," he said.What's not pa cutlet is not? I told you about moderation."His words reveal a concern for what surrounds him and an attention to detail.He continued, "Okay, by the way, I told you how long you'd be in pain, so let's use ...... for that.You're still going to suffer, and it's still going to hurt to let us use you."

The scene switches to a group of people sitting at a table having a conversation, one of whom is wearing a mask and appears to be the host of the party.They talk to each other and the atmosphere is relaxed.The man said, "I want kebabs, I have the number, I'll remember it."There's a hint of excitement in his words, as if he's looking forward to the food and the party that's coming.The music continues to play softly in the background, creating a pleasant atmosphere.The video continues with a man and a woman sitting at a table, the man dressed in black and the woman in purple.The man said, "I see the numbers, I'll remember them, and 100 grams.I'll put it out again."The woman responded, "No, you can't drink whiskey, what can you drink?" The man said, "Can't drink whiskey, can't drink brandy I guess.I thought you could use some brandy."Their words reveal their concern and understanding for each other.Next, the video shows a group of people sitting in a listening room, listening to a speaker.The speaker is dressed and standing in front of an audience that seems to be interested in his speech.The man continued, "You can hear me, everything is going to be okay, Mom, trust me."His words reveal determination for the future and love for his family.The video continues with the man sitting in a room, seemingly lost in thought, looking around.I didn't give myself a break, I didn't let myself rest at all," he said.When I started this project, I don't think I expected this.I didn't expect it to carry such a heavy emotional burden.It's too emotionally damaging and costly."His words reveal reflections on the program and concerns about his own state.The scene switches to a group of men sitting in a room, talking about something.The man said, "By about January, or even December, I felt exhausted.By January, or even December, I had completely burned myself out.In the end, I mean, I burned myself to the ground."His words reveal exhaustion and helplessness from past experiences.The video continues with the man standing in front of the camera, speaking to the interviewer.He was dressed and seemed to be in a formal position.He said, "The concept of the training program we are planning now is ...... The training we are planning to implement will be funded by the following funds.The fund will be used to finance plans to implement International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS).We also plan to fund oncology clinical trials."His words reveal plans for the future and expectations for the program.The video continues with the man standing in front of a microphone, talking to the camera.He appears to be a reporter or journalist.Our ability to influence these issues has diminished," he said.These problems have led to a decline in productivity.Well, come February, I'm out.By about February, I realized that on my own, it wouldn't work.The problem escalated and the condition worsened."His words reveal dissatisfaction with the status quo and concern for the future.The scene switches to the man wearing a black jacket, sitting in a room, looking at the camera.The therapist prescribed me antidepressants and I started because I was awake too long," he said."His words reveal his acceptance of psychotherapy and his obsession with insomnia.The video continues with the man standing in a dark room, seemingly lost in thought.You've been through the toughest life you've ever been through," he said.This can happen and you need support.Maybe you need support, too. You need support.Medication is indeed a common occurrence, and I'm sure it happens often."His words reveal a recognition of the importance of support and medication.The video ends with the man sitting on a couch, putting on a pair of shoes, and then standing up and walking toward the camera.Certain signs of progress may have started a month ago," he said.I've noticed that the amount of meals I can eat has decreased.I had to really get into myself and really face my emotions."His words reveal a deep awareness of his state and determination for the future.The video ends with an image of a man standing in front of a window, looking out of it, with music playing softly in the background, conveying a sense of positive strength and a bright vision for the future.Andre's determination and bravery has brought hope not only to himself, but to all cancer patients.[01:10:00->01:20:00] The video footage begins with Andrei Pavlenko standing in a hospital room, facing the camera.He looked very professional in his scrubs.There was another woman in the room, also wearing scrubs, and the two seemed to be discussing a specific medical issue.Andrei's voice was low and firm as he said, "We'll take the machine if we can."There was a hint of caution in his words, as if he was assessing the feasibility of some treatment option.The scene then switches to a man lying in a hospital bed, wearing a surgical mask and appearing to be undergoing some kind of surgery.Andre continued, "Yes, Z is basically stable and I haven't rubbed it yet."His tone reveals close monitoring of the patient's condition and great attention to medical detail.The video then shows a woman lying in a hospital bed with various medical devices attached to her, apparently in an unconscious state.Paramedics are monitoring her closely.Andre's voice rang out in the background, "Give it to me, give it to me."There was a hint of urgency in his tone, as if he was instructing the paramedics on the next step.The video continues as the scene switches to a close-up of a man's mouth undergoing some sort of medical procedure.The camera is very close and you can see the doctors working meticulously to make sure the procedure is precise.Music plays softly in the background, creating an atmosphere of concentration and tension.The footage then shows a man in a bandana standing in a hospital room, who appears to be a doctor or nurse in medical adornment.They underwent diagnostic laparoscopy on days seven and eight," he said to the camera."His tone reveals a professionalism and rigor in medical procedures.Next, the video shows a close-up of a man's face, wearing a black jacket, standing in a dark room.He continued, "Because they found a completely cancerous condition."His voice was low and serious, as if he were describing a very serious situation.He went on to say, "Whole and visceral cancers, where the tumor has spread to almost all organs."His tone was full of worry and helplessness about his condition.The scene switches again to Andre sitting in a room, wearing a black jacket and facing the camera.He continued, "Because of this, my fate and numbers are affected.And the cost is that my food intake has decreased, so in general, my health is deteriorating."His tone reveals concern for the future and a deep realization of his state.The video continues as Andrei sits at his desk, intently working on his laptop.He was wearing a white shirt and looked very focused.It's really hard for me to get myself together after watching a video like this," he said.It was a crushing blow, a tremendous force to be reckoned with.I can't think effectively."His tone reveals a deep experience of psychological stress.Next, the video shows a close-up of Andre's face, dressed in black with a serious expression.He continued, "I never thought anyone would do that.I didn't expect anyone to do that."There was a hint of helplessness and sadness in his tone.It was hard for them to look me in the eye, they had a hard time looking me in the eye," he said, recalling telling his coworkers about his condition."His voice reveals an understanding of those around him and a deep awareness of his situation.The video continues, showing Andre walking down a brightly lit street, dressed in white and appearing to be a doctor.He was carrying a suitcase in his hand and there were no other people or objects on the street.Music plays in the background, creating a calm and focused atmosphere.Andre continued, "Totally understand."There's a hint of determination and professionalism in his tone.Next, the video shows Andre walking into a room and sitting at a table with other medical personnel dressed in white in the room.They seem to be discussing some medical issue.Andre continued, "With all the crazy traffic, I decided I wasn't going to do anything about it.I've decided not to take any more treatments."His tone reveals helplessness about the current situation and determination for the future.The scene switches again to Andre sitting in a chair, facing the camera.He wore a black jacket and said in a firm tone, "Because there's no point in treating a cancerous lesion like this one.Chemotherapy would seriously affect my quality of life and quality of life."His voice reveals a sober awareness of the effectiveness of treatment and a focus on quality of life.The video continues as Andre sits in front of a window, seemingly lost in thought.It will impair my quality of life and my quality of death," he said.Let's say that if you die, it won't matter."His tone reveals a deep reflection on life and an openness to the future.Finally, the video shows a close-up of Andre's face, wearing a black jacket and a serious expression.He continued, "I've been pulling myself together for four days now, and the apathy is real.You sit there with no thoughts in your head.You don't know what to hold on to, what to do."His tone reveals a deep reflection on his state and determination for the future.The video ends with an image of Andrei contemplating in his room, with music playing softly in the background, conveying a sense of positivity and strength and a bright vision for the future.Andre's determination and bravery has brought hope not only to himself, but to all cancer patients.[01:20:00->01:30:00] The video footage begins with a group of medical professionals dressed in white standing in a room, and their discussion seems very serious.Andrei Pavlenko's voice rang out in the background as he said, "I realize there's no chance, but I've started immunizing them."His tone revealed a sense of helplessness and determination, as if he had still chosen a path of hope in the face of unchangeable facts.Next, the scene switches to Andre standing in front of a group of people and he introduces a gynecologist, Leo.He said, "Nikolayevich, allow me to introduce you to gynecologist Leo.I'd like you to meet him. He raves about everyone you ask and complains about everyone."There was a hint of humor in Andre's words, as if to ease the tension, while at the same time expressing his high opinion of Dr. Leo.The video then shows a group of medical professionals dressed in white walking down the street.They appear to be a medical team traveling to some destination.Andre continued, "Immunotherapy is very expensive for me and today it will cost me another 4 units."His tone reveals concern about the cost of treatment, but remains firm in his choice to continue.The scene switches again and Andre is sitting on the couch, talking to the camera.He looked very professional in his white shirt and gloves.He said, "Yes, they're going to get an IV now.I think my gut has shut down and it's in bad shape, I can't eat, I can't eat, I'm stuck and I want to do it today."There's a hint of weariness in his voice, but it's still hopeful.He mentioned a possible endoscopy today in hopes of a breakthrough.Next, the video shows Andrei lying on a bed in a hospital room as a female nurse, dressed in blue, checks his vital signs.Andre continued, "If it's on their turf, the probro can be knocked out.Ground product There's a lot of stuff in there, you know, like: like they say, everything's there."His tone reveals a familiarity with medical details and a deep understanding of treatment.The video continues and the scene switches to a man working on his laptop, dressed in white and looking very focused.Andrei's voice continued in the background, "The subject is closed to parenteral intake feeding only."His tone reveals helplessness about the current situation and thoughts about the future.Next, the video shows a man lying in a hospital bed as a computer screen displays images of his MRI scan.Andre continued, "This is VS Pettoe.Yeah, they're not very good.Yes, here they go around 60 times.By the way, there isn't a lot of fluid in the stomach, not compared to this.Abdominal fluid is plentiful."His tone reveals a detailed description of his condition and thoughts about treatment.The scene switches again to a group of people sitting at a table, discussing work-related matters.Andre continued, "Yes, there are indeed such rude obstacles.In fact, there are no such serious obstacles.No, yes, there's no roughness on the edges, and yes, the layer is that thick."His tone reveals a precise grasp of medical details and an in-depth analysis of treatment options.The video continues, showing a group of people standing in front of a door, seemingly waiting.Andre said, "Come on, let's go.Come on, let's catch up."His tone reveals a positive attitude, as if encouraging the team to keep going.Next, the video shows a group of people walking down a road at night in what appears to be a dark night, with people seemingly walking in a hurry.Andre continued, "Gangs, gangs."His tone reveals an atmosphere of determination and solidarity.The video continues with footage of a man and a woman kissing each other in a darkened room as they stand near each other, kissing passionately.Andre's voice continued in the background, "I forgot my mask in there.Wait, I forgot my mask. I took everything. Nothing.I've got it all. You put it back. I'll do it myself."His tone reveals a hint of lightness and humor.The video continues, showing a man sitting on a couch, talking to the camera.He said, "I'll go, I'm not wearing my seatbelt, call me, I'll go.I'm going to say goodbye. I'll say goodbye. Come on."His tone reveals a sense of determination and hope for the future.Finally, the video shows an airplane flying through the sky with music playing softly in the background, creating a positive atmosphere.Andre's voice rang in the background, "Yar's here, let's go."His tone reveals a sense of anticipation for the future and a love of life.The video ends with an image of Andrei contemplating in his room, with music playing softly in the background, conveying a sense of positivity and strength and a bright vision for the future.Andre's determination and bravery has brought hope not only to himself, but to all cancer patients.

Question: Why did Andrei Pavlenko do another checkup?

Choices:
A. Andrei Pavlenko, an expert in orthopedic surgery, observed unusual swelling in a patient's joint, which necessitated an arthroscopy to assess the extent of the damage.
B. Andrei Pavlenko, a renowned cardiologist, experienced chest discomfort during a routine procedure, prompting him to perform an echocardiogram to rule out any cardiac abnormalities.
C. Andrei Pavlenko, a skilled neurologist, noticed persistent headaches in a patient, leading him to conduct an MRI scan to investigate potential neurological disorders.
D. Andrei Pavlenko is an experienced oncology surgeon, during the operation he suddenly felt pain, which was previously treated by an experienced endoscopist and did not diagnose gastritis Due to the increased pain, so he so another gastroscopy, whereupon the tumor was detected.

Answer: D

Andrei Pavlenko is an experienced oncology surgeon, during the operation he suddenly felt pain, which was previously treated by an experienced endoscopist and did not diagnose gastritis Due to the increased pain, so he so another gastroscopy, whereupon the tumor was detected.

Andrei Pavlenko is an experienced oncology surgeon. [00:02:53->00:03:30]

During the surgery he suddenly felt pain. [00:03:35->00:03:49]

Previously treated at the pharmacy by an experienced endoscopist with no diagnosis of gastritis [00:03:56->00:04:00]

Because of the increased pain, another gastroscopy was done, whereupon the tumor was detected. [00:04:16->00:04:40]

Question: What kind of person is Andres?

Choices:
A. Andrei is a man who is devoted to his family, a man who is devoted to his career as can be seen in his relationship with his colleagues, after which its willingness to carry out a program to teach others when it has little time left to live shows that it is a man who is selflessly devoted to greatness.
B. Andrei is a man who prioritizes his personal ambitions above all else, often neglecting his family and colleagues to achieve his goals, which demonstrates his relentless pursuit of individual success.
C. Andrei is a man who is deeply involved in community service, dedicating most of his time to volunteer work and local initiatives, which reflects his commitment to social causes over personal or professional achievements.
D. Andrei is a man who values leisure and relaxation over work, frequently taking extended breaks and avoiding responsibilities, which highlights his preference for a stress-free lifestyle.

Answer: A

Andrei is a man who is devoted to his family, a man who is devoted to his career as can be seen in his relationship with his colleagues, after which its willingness to carry out a program to teach others when it has little time left to live shows that it is a man who is selflessly devoted to greatness.

As Andrei's hair began to fall out due to chemotherapy, his daughter had the idea to shave his head and the whole process was very joyful and heartwarming for the family. [00:07:00->00:07:59]

When Andrei entered the office after shaving his head, his colleagues prepared hats for him, and they said, "Andrei Pavlenko, we are with you," which was a very sensitive moment, and it touched Andrei very much. [00:08:00->00:08:30]

Andrei decided to start a project about teaching oncology with the aim of passing on his life's work, and he continues to share his work experience and some of the things he has experienced in his own life [00:09:50->00:30:45].

Andrei and his family are all pleasant to be around, which shows that Andrei is a person who is devoted to his family, after he got the tumor his colleagues prepared hats especially for him, from the relationship between him and his colleagues you can see that he is a person who is devoted to his career, and after that it is willing to carry out a project to teach others when he doesn't have a lot of time left to live which shows that it is a person who is selflessly devoted to the greatness of the world. [00:07:00->00:30:45]

Question: What does the video have to do with the footage of Andre being interviewed and the footage of him reminiscing about hanging out with his family?

Choices:
A. The two very different atmospheres of the picture formed a contrast highlighting a sense of contrast, this sense of contrast can cause the audience's emotional resonance, set off Andre character moving character deeds.
B. The seamless transition between the interview and family footage creates a unified narrative, emphasizing Andre's consistent personality across different contexts.
C. The parallel editing of the interview and family moments underscores the thematic connection between Andre's professional and personal identities.
D. The juxtaposition of the two scenes serves to emphasize the continuity of Andre's life, showing how his family interactions directly influence his public persona.

Answer: A

The two very different atmospheres of the picture formed a contrast highlighting a sense of contrast, this sense of contrast can cause the audience's emotional resonance, set off Andre character moving character deeds.

The video features an interview with Andrei, the scene is treated on the cool side and you can tell the atmosphere is serious [00:04:00->00:05:01]

Recalls images of Andrei's joyful memories of playing with his family through previous videos, in which the atmosphere is very relaxed and happy [00:15:01->00:15:23].

The two very different atmosphere picture formed a contrast highlights a sense of contrast, this sense of contrast can cause the audience's emotional resonance, set off Andre character moving character deeds. [00:04:00->00:15:23]

Question: Andre mentions in detail in the interview how much he has experienced in his life.

Choices:
A. 6 things.
B. 8 distinct occurrences.
C. 4 significant events.
D. 5 major experiences.

Answer: A

The daughter shaving her hair off for Andrei's chemotherapy [00:07:32->00:08:00]

A coworker prepares a hat to comfort Andrei and comforts him about it [00:08:28->00:08:30]

Andrei attends a TV interview for a documentary, and the younger generation of the family arrives to support how big things are [00:13:31->00:14:15]

Something about Andre and his family going to the beach. [00:15:01->00:15:23]

Andrei tells about being influenced by his father to enter military medical students for further training, where he learned a lot and it helped him with his view of time [00:15:48->00:17:23]

Andrei entered into the Military Medical Academy as a graduate student researching, at that time, a lot of money and resources were spent for the research project, and his colleagues collected a lot of foreign literature and scholarly materials. [00:25:48->00:27:23]

Question: What will be the impact of Andre's last interview?

Choices:
A. The interview will serve as a comprehensive guide for patients on how to manage daily activities while undergoing cancer treatment, emphasizing practical tips over emotional experiences.
B. Andrei's last interview can give their relatives, and doctors, to understand what happened, but also gave them an explanation. Andrei will become a touching story will also let more doctors and patients to understand the knowledge about the tumor, at the same time Andrei in the face of cancer showed strong, optimistic and other spiritual qualities, through the interview can be spread.
C. Andrei's last interview will highlight the financial challenges faced by cancer patients, offering solutions and resources but not delving into personal or medical details.
D. Andrei's last interview will primarily focus on the technical aspects of tumor treatment, providing detailed medical procedures but lacking emotional depth or personal insight.

Answer: B

Andrei's last interview can give their relatives, and doctors, to understand what happened, but also gave them an explanation. Andrei will become a touching story will also let more doctors and patients to understand the knowledge about the tumor, at the same time Andrei in the face of cancer showed strong, optimistic and other spiritual qualities, through the interview can be spread.

Andre conducted one last interview with the project team, and this documentary is a last word from Andre, a message to everyone who has ever paid attention to his fate cancer patients, their relatives, and doctors. [00:00:00->01:03:54]

This documentary will make it possible for the fateful cancer patients who had followed him, their relatives, and doctors, to understand what happened, and at the same time give an account of it.

The touching story that Andrei will become will also make more doctors and patients understand the knowledge about tumors, and at the same time, Andrei's spiritual qualities such as strength and optimism shown in the face of cancer, which can be spread through the interviews, can become a kind of inspirational cultural material to inspire more people to keep a positive mindset and bravely meet the challenges in the face of difficulties and frustrations in their lives, and this spiritual power may be widely spread in society, forming a positive cultural atmosphere.

Question: What would have been the impact if Andre's last interview had not been disseminated to the general public?

Choices:
A. The general public would have gained a deeper understanding of oncology treatments, but medical researchers would have faced challenges in accessing patient-specific data for their studies.
B. Medical researchers would have continued their studies without interruption, but the public would have missed critical insights into the emotional and psychological aspects of cancer treatment.
C. The public would not be able to learn about the real life status of oncology cancer patients through Andre's interview. People would be missing such an opportunity for life education from the perspective of a cancer patient, and medical researchers would not be able to access the detailed information in Andre's interviews about his personal treatment process, changes in his condition, and so on, losing a valuable real-life case.
D. Andre's personal journey would have remained private, but public awareness campaigns on cancer prevention would have significantly improved without his interview.

Answer: C

The public would not be able to learn about the real life status of oncology cancer patients through Andre's interview. People would be missing such an opportunity for life education from the perspective of a cancer patient, and medical researchers would not be able to access the detailed information in Andre's interviews about his personal treatment process, changes in his condition, and so on, losing a valuable real-life case.

The public is unable to understand the real life status, psychological changes, and the process of fighting with the disease of oncology cancer patients through André's interviews, and their knowledge of cancer may still remain on the surface, lacking an in-depth understanding of the plight faced by cancer patients, making it difficult to form a comprehensive and three-dimensional understanding of cancer.

Andre's valuable message of reflection on life and love of life conveyed in his interviews cannot be passed on to the general public, and people will lack such an opportunity for life education from the perspective of a cancer patient

Medical researchers were unable to obtain detailed information from Andrei's interviews about his personal treatment process, changes in his condition, and other details, losing a valuable real-life case

Question: What is the main story of the video?

Choices:
A. Andrei Pavlenko died, a documentary The Last Interview of a Man's Life was his last public talk about an ideal doctor and an ideal patient.
B. Andrei Pavlenko's life as a pioneering surgeon is chronicled in the documentary The Last Interview of a Man's Life.
C. Andrei Pavlenko survived a critical illness, and his recovery journey was documented in the film The Last Interview of a Man's Life.
D. The video focuses on Andrei Pavlenko's groundbreaking research in medical ethics, presented in his final lecture series.

Answer: A

Andrei Pavlenko died, a documentary The Last Interview of a Man's Life was his last public talk about an ideal doctor and an ideal patient.