Very simple unique and easy to remember thanks for the great work..wish you do Figo classification for cervical carcinoma and ca. prostate cause they are common in board exams.
According to AJCC Cancer Staging Manual th Ed. Pg 743: In T3, Tumor extends into major veins or perinephric tissues. but not into the ipsilateral adrenal gland and not beyond Gerota’s fascia
Does tumour size not matter in T3 and T4? If a tumour is 4-7cm and include perinephric tissue, is it still T3 even though the tumour is small? Sorry if this is a dumb question. Great video!
It is not a dumb question. It's a very important question. It was not adressed in the video because it was mnemonic video, not lecture. Coming to your question. Tumor size does not matter in T3 and T4 because in these stages, the tumor extends beyond the substance of organ of origin of the tumor. i.e. kidney, in this case. In other words, the tumor locally invades the surrouding tissue. When a tumor extends outside the original organ, it is almost always a poor prognostic factor and chances of patient's survival drastically decreases. So, if such invasion happens it is naturally a T3 or T4 stage, no matter how tiny the tumor may be, physically.
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Great video! Maybe you could maker more similar TNM video's of cancers of other organs
Thank u alot ,great explanation
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pT3a also includes invasion into pelvicalyceal system.
Outdtanding !
U made it too easy for us .
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I have RCC and this was informative to me.
My thoughts and well wishes for you. May you have a quick and complete recovery.
Great video!
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Good Work Keep It Up
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Very simple unique and easy to remember thanks for the great work..wish you do Figo classification for cervical carcinoma and ca. prostate cause they are common in board exams.
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Thank you so oooo much nicely explained, more videos plz
shailendra pushpkar thank you so much.. I am working on animated lectures.. Stay tuned.
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Very nice video. Only thing tht T3 also includes adrenals and only gerota's fascia is spared
According to AJCC Cancer Staging Manual th Ed. Pg 743:
In T3, Tumor extends into major veins or perinephric tissues. but not into the ipsilateral adrenal gland and not beyond Gerota’s fascia
Thank you brilliant video I’m going to copy your drawing and ask my cancer doctor on my first visit in feb how much am I affected
May you have a speedy and complete recovery.
Also, do not forget to inquire about the stage of CA.
Does tumour size not matter in T3 and T4? If a tumour is 4-7cm and include perinephric tissue, is it still T3 even though the tumour is small?
Sorry if this is a dumb question. Great video!
It is not a dumb question. It's a very important question. It was not adressed in the video because it was mnemonic video, not lecture.
Coming to your question. Tumor size does not matter in T3 and T4 because in these stages, the tumor extends beyond the substance of organ of origin of the tumor. i.e. kidney, in this case. In other words, the tumor locally invades the surrouding tissue. When a tumor extends outside the original organ, it is almost always a poor prognostic factor and chances of patient's survival drastically decreases. So, if such invasion happens it is naturally a T3 or T4 stage, no matter how tiny the tumor may be, physically.
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