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Una revolución en la detección del cáncer de mama | Julián Ríos | TEDxPolanco


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about two months ago

became the first Mexican and more

Young contestant win the prize at

entrepreneur student and from that

moment until now many things have been

said about it technologies company the

who serves as CEO of that

fight over breast cancer and

potential of our product carries without

However little has been mentioned in

our beginnings the adversities that

we have faced and the process that

we cope to go from 0 to 1 and

our current efforts to go from

one and to understand all these things

I think it’s fundamental to understand what it is

what is the personal motivation of each

one of the people that make up the tsja

in my case that goes back to before my

birth with 38 years old my mom

I had the dream of having a child without

But the long-awaited Prince Charming

It never came and my mom decided dick

to consummate his dream he decided to opt for

a method of revolutionary pregnancy and

quite dangerous the insemination

artificial and up and to surprise it was not

a son but two my twin sister it

and from that moment begin the

difficulties with loss preeclampsia

of massive blood and two babies that

they were destined to do three months

premature

doctors gave my mother two

options or abort or die without hesitating

she opted for death and she

he prepared to face the battle

thanks to the medical body that

he already attended his incomparable dedication

to see them grow my mom lived my

sister lived and after several

incubators and care

intensive will be a fact that I

would live and so the story begins

almost 18 years ago and from this anecdote

it follows that the principal motivates me

why the things I do because

I did not live my life to the fullest not lead

things to the limit your potential is

despise the sacrifice of life here

himself for however not always

I was aware of that

for example film the student my mom

ensures that

he did the primary twice one for his

count and another with me and no kidding

then it was not until I internalized

this story almost seven years ago that

I started climbing and a bad student

to a rather bad medium not mediocre to

one good and one of the best and one

aspiring entrepreneur what you

currently know and the answer to

questions like what motivates and what is

that fuels my ambition to attack

problems of global size are

finds within its history so

I ask you to keep her present at

Throughout this conversation

then my first great love was the

science since I have them as the

dyslexia

then for me the matters that

they involved large reading loads

they were almost impossible other side the

science only required of me

imagination and my perseverance in the

that the mathematical question

I really wanted to be a physicist

theoretical never an entrepreneur

my goal was to be a researcher in

search for answers to mysteries

of the universe

I even remember going through with my

mom in front of a congress of

entrepreneurship and laugh at me

ignorance of the entrepreneurial concept

only for a year after giving a

talk about our enterprise in

that same place

lesson or humility you do not know where you

is going to lead life then the

transition from wanting to be an entrepreneur

of wanting to be a researcher

entrepreneur was given five years ago

when my mom took the test

Mastographic as part of your checkup

Routine doctor

the diagnosis a small

bulge the size of a grain of

salt oncologist agreements the probability

cancer cancels and it was very likely a

scar from a surgery that my mom

had to cope to fight a

breast cancer five years before

six months later my mom gets

another mammogram and this is a result

very different the tumor had gone from

have the size of a grain of salt to

the dimensions a golf ball and not

one but two

ended up being a diagnosis of

breast cancer is so invasive that

It took my mom to lose both breasts and

for very little life was the pain and

suffering

breast cancer my family too

brought with it a strong sense of

sedition betrayal by a

system in which we had trusted

blindly deposited all our

confidence followed all its indications

and taken all possible precautions

however all those suspensions

methods and in addition they had turned out to be

inefficient

at the time of combating this disease and

even though the story and my mom

it seems extraordinary is not a case

isolated

one in four people in this room

will die some kind of

cancer breast cancer continues

being the second cause of death more

common among women

after diagnosis the only thing

I could do was investigate everything

I was trying to find

desperately answer that there was

gone wrong and that could have been done

best

however, the questions that most

cause problem was that it had happened

if my mom did not have access to

first level medical services what

what would have been the result

if my mom had not had a

privileged economic position the

answers to these questions a

sure death

then I started to investigate the

diagnostic methods the forms of

treatment the annual incidences in

At that time there were four forms of

Diagnostic mammography the

self-exploration thermography and

ultrasound and although each

has fa has important virtues

also has failures for example the

self-exploration is not only the most

objective and fallible those four methods

but it is also the most used

you do not need to be a professional of the

health to perform a test before

expectations of fact we saw that page

web with the question trust in life

is to be more than a method like

self-exploration recap industry

rethink that question here with

you trust in the life of your being

most loved his own life in a

method that involves putting both of

the hand on the heat and makes a

diagnosis which your life depends on

we do not

three years later when finding a

relationship between changes in texture

coloration and temperature of the soil

He is convinced that he could change

these statistics recruit auto join

forces with the three most people

smart that I knew and we put in

March what promises to become the

revolution to cancer detection

of breast

we had no idea how we were going

to do

however we have four very factors

Clear

the device had to be portable

a vacuum could not emit radiation not

could compress the breast tissue and what

more important is that it had to be a

algorithm and not a doctor started the

diagnosis

this for two reasons one we eliminate the

human fallibility and two we could

bring the product to rural communities

where it is needed most where there is no

access to medical oncologists we started

clandestinely making circuits

in our houses

we bought copper sheets we painted

on them the road the circuit and the

immersed in acid to be eat

everything except painting

we did this until we discovered that

the acid that the young man issued was

quite toxic for us but

we have another problem the sensors were

too much kids we could not use

The common methods for welding

then antonio towers director of

technology of the company grab

microfonito of your house

the cheap everything recalibrates moss and

ready we have our own method of

soldier who heard a bomb

it looked like a bomb and then detonating a

transformer I’m sure it was a

pump and adversity we

day by day from internal as the how

let’s make our technology

external

for example I remember the first time

I called an oncologist a doctor who

has recommended one of the people with

those who work in the middle of the

phone call

he cut me off saying a kid is not going to

come and tell me how to do my job and

that was all the rest I heard was

silence the other side of the line

at that time it had been very simple

of existing being the reason to those who know

more or the experts however not what

we did and a year and a half later the

cba the first device of its kind

in history

Eva is equipped with two

thermal sensors that go directly

on the breast map areas

abnormal blood vessels of the same and send

all the relevant information our

mobile platform and our platform

web goes wrong to all the information

relevant our mobile platform and

from there to the web platform where the

information is analyzed and a

diagnosis about women and their

personal doctor or one of the experts

on the platform thus reducing the

temporary barriers diagnosis up

95 percent which is the indicator

main differentiator

main between life and death for

breast cancer patients and one is

you can ask about how big it is

it goes how juicy it is if they ensue

pink is very heavy

eva is not a bra if it is not a patch

is a patch and or sensors that are placed

within any grace and in fact what

I bring here with me

this little patch contains more than

thirty six thermal sensors and it’s

as easy as putting it inside your

Bra support like any other

start the exploration with smartphone

and ready

we have a little bit of the science behind

this cancer to any disease

which normally produces cells and for

that this headquarters reproduction is needed

two things oxygen and nutrients the

which are transported by means of

blood

the main heat fluid of the

body is to say the presence of cancer

of breast

there is a greater blood flow what

they mean variations in temperature

eva annalisa these normal flows and

each tumor different depths with

different sizes and in different phases

It has very technical curves

almost unique features e bum ap a

these curves analyze them and finally a

diagnosis and the more we advance the more

we realize that our technology

has applications have applications in

different directions his from the

Testicular cancer detection by

equal variations in temperature

up to the prevention of diabetic foot

possible imputations

currently we have just left

clinical trials in pachuca

we are also in the middle back to

the clinics thanks to the institute

mexican social security

we are about to start one by tests

clinics with more than 500 women

Nacional level

finally the last thing I want to be

They sell and talk that they think my case

is replicable or unique since it does not

is

even though I am 18 years old and despite

of the things we have done and if

it is currently a company with more than

10 national and international colors

which each one gives each of the

days that analyze your efforts to

fight breast cancer by means of

innovation the inventiveness and

persistence them in the heart and soul

of the company

however, it is much more than those

days

all women with breast cancer

your children your doctors your spouses

since when we fight either

directly or indirectly all against

the disease and especially cancer

We can not advance as a society

Finally, as I was saying, I’m not

different you and smarter and more

nor more seen

the only difference is that compared to the

adversity I decided to see possibilities

more problematic

Thank you

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