Renal Cell Carcinoma
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2014
- In the United States, there are over 60,000 new diagnoses and nearly 14,000 deaths from kidney cancer each year. Dr. Won Kim reviews the epidemiology of kidney cancer (including established risk factors), the biology and pathophysiology of kidney cancer, treatment options for localized disease, and the role of systemic therapy in the treatment of advanced, metastatic disease. He also discusses the current and future role of immunotherapy in kidney cancer. Recorded on 07/15/2014. [9/2014] [Show ID: 28502]
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I have stage 4 renal clear cell carcinoma. I have had 9 hours altogether of surgery. The surgery DID help. After I healed I have felt great most of the time. My problem is I feel so good usually that I overdo it. I plan to live every day enjoying this wonderful ordinary world. God be with you all.
Best regards&hope this finds you enjoying your good health
Hi James, how are you doing today? I mean in response to it's been 3 years since you posted this. I currently have a friend and she is facing a similar surgery.
@@Heidisharree Hello now how is your friend ???
Hello How are you Now ???
My dad had renal cell carcinoma. He felt great after surgery and lived for 3 more years before they found it in his lungs. He was pretty comfortable and high functioning until the last month of his life.
My mother has lived 7 years after her prognosis of death, she was diagnosed stage four renal cell carcinoma, she used the medication SUDENT or sutent which has prolonged her life, she is only now having trouble since the chemo no longer works and her bilirubin counts have gone off the chart and has caused some brain dis functions and even though it has spread to lungs, hips and other places this medication has worked and kept her alive for a longer time than anticipated. She IS the longest survivor of renal cell in her medical facility in CA. thank you for the information. 9 years today diagnosed, and still LIVING.
+Brecah Bollinger this is what medicine is it cannot cure a person 100% it just can improve quality of life so very much left in medicine to do...but very happy ur mom is living every drug and treatment has side effects too no treatment is without side effects so hoping in future we can do much
Brecah Bollinger *,,
Inspiring to read
Hi, my mother are in the same , can i connect with you? I wish and expect that you can share more detail information, my email vithaodb@gmail.com, facebook is: Le Vi Thao (HTTPS://facebook.com/thao.levi)
Congratulations. Does your mother have any positive habits that you can think of?
Thank you for posting this. It was very informative and will help my family through some very difficult decisions.
Excellect discussion. People need to educate themselves.
I'm a layperson but this was a very understandable presentation. Thank you.
Excellent presentation
Thank you dear Dr.
Itis v.nice presentation .thanks again
20:10 21:05 summary
22:50 metastatic RCC
28:36 metastatic RCC-metastectomy?
29:10 metastatic RCC-systemic therapy
30:03 immunotherapy
51:03 summary
This upload is very informative if you are about to have key hole surgery like myself---.thank you.
helpful! tks
This is a great lecture and easy to understand. I was diagnosed with RCC 9 years ago and had a radical nephrectomy and was free of cancer until last year. My RCC returned but in my lungs. I started Keytruda and Inlyta in 12/09. After 3 months of treatment my tumors have shrunk by 50%. I am very optimistic and so is my oncologist
swashline hi I want first to say feel better and get Well soon. And I want to ask about your rcc cause my dad ct scan showed 4 cm solid mass I want to know how they know if if it’s cancer,? What did your scan say?
@@yassmina6220 to tell if it's malignant or benign, he needs a biopsy.
I went through all that when I was 9 and had cancer in both my kidneys.
Luckily they could save my left kidney but unfortunately it only works about 60% of what it should.
Unfortunately it came back in my liver at 11 but luckily I have been in remission for a long time now, I am 35 now.
@@kelliewhyte_85 how they can check if tumor has spread elsewhere ? What test and what parts of the body they check ?
@@kelliewhyte_85 I am sorry to hear that you went through a lot
P E R F E C T. Please, could you upload more videos like this? =)
I have renal cell : occasionall . What should I do?
Sources please
What if a person had RCC 4 yrs back and sacrificed one kidney and again have same RCC in another kidney but in Renal Pelvis tube sized 3.5 cm. Is partial surgery possible anywhere in world as in Delhi surgeons are not sure for success with partial and radical is dangerous in his case as he is aged 60 only
Can you please let me Know Why there is no Data for PH levels in Cancer Patients that are first diagnosed, then if Patients that are in Spontaneous Remission the PH levels for people to build a picture that may assist in diet and cure, I have contacted about 7 organisations that do not have any data available and I find this very strange. something that is so simple to do and we do not have this information you have to ask what is being hidden from the public
I was generally pleased with this until 29 minutes into this video, in which the patient is shown to have a large tumor with multiple lung mets. The thought is that this patient might not be offered a nephrectomy as there are too many mets for surgery to benefit the patient. That was my case nearly 12 years ago, with a large mass, 100s of lung mets and at a time with only one FDA approved therapy. That is high dose interleukin, which is given in the hospital, and revs up the immune system in som percentage of patients.
Though Dr. Kim mentions other immune therapies, interferon alpha, which was never FDA approved for RCC, though is in combo with Avastin. Re Interleukin 2, stimulating the T-cells, approved at high doses, he mentions that turning on the immune system 'artificially', he calls it an extremely toxic therapy. It is, however, a highly monitored hospital setting, many can benefit. I was 56 at the time, not a 'young' patient, and continue to be well today. Studies show that a health 60-70 years old patient can be safely treated.
Peggy Zuckerman my dad have 4 cm solid mass I don’t know if he should remove it or just watch it ??
@@yassmina6220 how is your father condition now ?
@@siddheshwadekar5665 we are still watching it tumor what about you?
@@yassmina6220 we are going to remove tumor next week. It was diagnosed accidentally week before. It's first stage minor tumor.
@@yassmina6220 yeah but I it benign or malignant?
recurrent urine infections, epithelial cells shown in urine, high red blood cells, low white blood cells, flank pain, high monocytes , low limphocytes, hydronephrosis, one kidney bigger than the other, inflammation process indication shown in Urine tests
Respected sir,my relative is suffering from second stage kidney cancer measuring 85mm in size.sir plz.give the solution
Sarvesh Kumar Sing Stop eating animal products. Also, I have had amazing results with opdivo immunotherapy and vegan diet.
@@promax1001 your killing people spreading that misinformation.
The only thing I would say regarding diet is lower your sugar intake, cancer feeds on sugar.
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They are much kinder to people on death row then us sick people with stage 4.
Death row people are nicely put to sleep, we got to lay and suffer until the monster
finally kills us going through hell before the last breath comes. I am truly suffering
death would be a blessing.
Rest in peace.
May you receive the compassionate care you so deserve
Hi
I totally agree with you, I am in same situation and I feel same,
I wish the law would allow us to go smoothly with our own wish as it’s our body and our choice
Please make the law , I want o:go smoothly and not suffer ,
I pray god , to take me as soon as HE can
I have kidney cancer renal cell carcinoma
Elisabetta Paddon did you remove it?
high fever due to cancer tumor itself....like infections? Helloooooooo ever considered tumors are an infection? prob why immune system is insane with labs. Now what kind or how...is a question.
Biopsies and cutting into the patient...my god, so barbaric and harmful.
I wish to apologize to all here for my bursting. If my Mother was here right now I'd get an ear full from her. It's so easy to place blame where none should be and remain blameless for things they don't deserve to be blamed. Maybe someone else's Mother can be saved now that it is able. Beg forgiveness and Pray all you the Merriest of Holidays.
i'd forgive you but you had to be racist so not gonna
I have stage 4 renal clear cell carcinoma. I have had 9 hours altogether of surgery. The surgery DID help. After I healed I have felt great most of the time. My problem is I feel so good usually that I overdo it. I plan to live every day enjoying this wonderful ordinary world. God be with you all.
if i had any cancer, esp a 'silent killer' kind, i'd conquer every fear ever like i'd sky dive lol. sad thing is i might have one...:( might have to make a list now. Hope the best for you, sir.
I'm a layperson but this was a very understandable presentation. Thank you.