Lymphoma Explained Clearly - Hodgkin's vs Non Hodgkin's Pathology | Remastered

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Speaker: Roger Seheult, MD
Clinical and Exam Preparation Instructor
Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.

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[LaitoChen]

first time in YEARS oncology has made any damn sense. Thank you for this. Honestly

[howtomedicate]

This is a complex subject! You explained it well. Perfect video for medical students!

[lashanda]

Always learning from the doctor. Thank you.

[dardoura]

by 40% of the 80% did you actually mean 50% of the 80% of the non hodgkin's, or is it 40% diffuse 40% follicles and 20% diffuse T cells?

[mariusz]

After 6 chemo cycles, should lymphoma, swollen lymph nodes be completely squeezed or only partially ? - NHL

[Noha]

Could you explain the ttt strategy, plz ?

[DaRyteJuan]

8:43 I’m only a layperson, but if there are cells which don’t die or can’t be killed, instead of trying to rid the body of them, why not just stop the production of new cells?

Then the human body could live forever! 😂