Hodgkin’s lymphoma - Hodgkin’s Disease - Reed-Sternberg Cell - Hematology and Oncology

Hodgkin’s lymphoma - Hodgkin’s Disease - Reed-Sternberg Cell - Hematology and Oncology -Enlarged, Painless Lymph Node!
Lymphoid malignancies are divided into leukemias, lymphomas, and myeloma.
We divide lymphomas into Hodgkin's lymphoma and Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Hodgkin's lymphoma commonly affects the cervical and anterior mediastinal lymph nodes.
All things being equal, the prognosis of Hodgkin's lymphoma is better than that of Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Hodgkin's lymphoma is associated with EBV.
There is contiguous spread among adjacent lymph nodes.

CORRECTION! In this video, I said “contagious”...It should be “contiguous”.

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[smtty]

im 25 year in remission from HD Stage 4 B, Nodural Sclerosing I had every one of the B symptoms for a couple of YEARS before acting. I was 23 and not aware. 10 months of STRONG chemo and RT and multiple surgeries. but Im here

[Blue-ebln]

Just got diagnosed with HL and will be starting my chemotherapy two days from now. I'm doing my research because this disease is so foreign to me then I stumbled upon your video. I learned a great deal, thanks.

[aniket]

My friend has been diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma this year in Jan. He had EBV and that was a risk factor which contributed to it. He's going strong and has completed 5 cycles of chemo. I'm writing this comment to wish for his speedy recovery. May god make him healthy again, more than ever 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[a.joseph]

Dude who are you?? I get happy every time I hear your “heyyy guys” hahaa
This video is great! Thanks for the explanations and illustrations!

[nicolemccray]

9 year Hodgkins survivor here because I’m just sitting here wondering why I still have spontaneous lung pain that radiates to to my neck and head 9 years post ABVD chemotherapy. 🤷🏽‍♀️ Anyhoo, this is a very good video and you do a very great job of explaining things. Keep up the good work sir!

[jayanirudh]

Fantastic way of explaining each and everything. Lymphadenopathy concept was very helpful as a diagnostic tool, thank you sir, pls keep uploading more videos.

[sophiag]

Thank you ! Hodgkins has taken a personal meaning to me and I appreciate your video to understand more.

[nazirabashir]

Pathologist b like wow here is reed Sternberg cells😍
And patient b like no no 😲
Sir u r a blessing with amazing sense of humor

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[pepetiredofursht]

**Swollen Lymohnode**
Nobody:
Not even a doctor:
Me: Yeah its cancer.

[bipolarwanderer]

2020 and I’m watching this. If only all professors explain like this!

[jainipatel]

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[jonyjoe]

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[shadi]

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[brownspicyrice]

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[asinglebanana]

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[samanthadodorogers]

@Medicosis Perfectionalis I had thyroid cancer 3 years ago. The cancer was all in the left side of the thyroid. The whole thyroid was removed, and it was decided I didn't require radiation. But about a year ago a lymph node under the left side of my jaw started to hurt, especially after drinking alcohol and sometimes swells to the about the size of a large marble. And I've been having terrible night sweats as well. I haven't gone to see a doctor.

[redlymedia]

Well... I'm a 23 year old guy and I do a lot of lifting and running and thought the lumps in my groin were just from overuse... had them for a couple years now. Time for a visit to the doctor.

[territory]

I had stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma .I was 31 years old . I had a lump of an orange in my neck . I did 12 cycles of chemotherapy in 2016. I still have itchy skin.