Non Hodgkins Lymphoma - Types and Pathophysiology
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i never understand how people are paying for osmosis.. i find your videos so much more detailed and way better explained thanks a lot!!!
I just watch both vedios it's kinda more complex for me while osmosis is easy to learn
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Thank you for this video. I have been hunting for this information in a concise clear package- and you totally delivered! Thank you!
Great concise visualization!
Very helpful!
Many thanks!
7:34 for lymphoma
Your videos are really informative and helpfull and they are helpfull for an easy understanding for my study purposes.
Thankyou so much !!
the drawing are so nice !!
thank you so much, it was a fantastic lecture.
So good and technical video. Many thanks of you for that.
Made my Concepts very clear. NHL was the most hatred topic before watching your video. Thank you so much Sir.
Thank you so much for all these details,
My wife died of DLBC lymphoma last year and I’m currently studying breast cancer. Lymphoma seems like a far more complex and difficult subject than breast cancer but none of is easy. Especially for those who have to endure these awful diseases. I don’t envy the doctors who have to try to understand and treat them either.
Im sorry to read this. How old was she, which type did she have and how spread was it?
@@stesnjak non Hodgkin’s DLBC Lymphoma. Stage 4. One large tumor in her abdomen which put immense pressure on her sciatic nerves causing massive pain. Which is why it was detected. The sudden onset of acute sciatic agony. She had a spine biopsy and MRI scan and it was in her bone marrow and she had 3 or 4 small tumors on/around her spine. It was incredibly aggressive and unresponsive to treatment. Within weeks of diagnosis the spinal tumors broke her spine (I was doing her physio at home and heard her spine break), paralyzing her from the legs down. 6 agonizing months after diagnosis, my sweet wife was at peace 🙏🙏🙏
@@honestjohn6418 so sad to hear. Iv just been diagnoised with the same, luckly stage 1, hoping for the best.
@@stesnjak so sorry but don’t panic. The doctors told me my wife was an extremely rare case. They very rarely see such aggressive lymphoma which is also completely unresponsive to treatment. DO NOT use my wife’s condition as a likely outcome for yourself. My wife was extremely advanced and had a very weak immune system before her treatment began. The aggression and lack of response to treatment is extremely rare indeed. You will not be in a similar situation. Good luck 🙏🙏🙏
@@honestjohn6418 thank you very much. I hope i can write to you when this is all over.
That's a wonderful video about lymphoma!!
I’ve read through B and T cell maturation, B cell activation and T cell activation, affinity maturation…Well all the parts of immuno but don’t know how the whole system actually worked. It amazed me how hard it is to get a clear understand of what I was studying. Turns out all I had to do was move on to organ system instead of dwelling on general principles…
great video, thank you so much
Amazing!
Thank you very much
Thanks! just found this video, great explanation!
Thank's a lot dear Armando
Hi! Is there a video after this one in the series? In the last couple of seconds in the bottom corner you go into the details of germinal cell lymphomas?? Thanks
Amazing, thank you indeed.
Great stuff!
Thanks for this video
excellent ,, best explanation ever had on this topic
really great!!!
thanks a lot
congrats on your understanding, the explanations and the awsome drawing
thanx sir....good contribution in teaching.
honestly just wow thank you
Great lecture
This is a strong topic among hematology. but this helps to make it easier to look at.
best explanation ever...thnx sir
Hi! Thank u v much, this video was highly helpful. I need to point out though that u accidentally swapped mantle and CLL. They ought to be the other way round. Mantle cell comes after CLL in the pathway which is why mantle is in the mantle zone
AWESOME!!!!!
thank you very much ..... i want to ask you have you made video about hodgkins lymphoma ???? and thank you again
Very well explained
fantastic review, how can u do such videos ? i mean what is the program u use ?
why cant i find the high quality picture in your website ?
Large B cell lymphoma. Large atypical cells positive for cd20, pax5, significant patchy staining for bcl-6. The large cells are negative for ae1/ae3 cd3,c5,cd10, and cyclin d1. Small background lymphocytes show populations that are both cd20 and pax5 positive as well as a population that is cd3 cd5positive. Positive staining for bcl6 may indicate lymphoma of center cell origin.
fantastic ~!
You are a genius! You outraced many of your colleagues!!!
please do a video on CLL leukemia thanks great work
Is there a way to buy all the pdfs in one bundle, or even a physical copy like s book?
Hi. It seems there's something wrong with mantle cell lymphoma. Is has to have the origin in mantle zone of the follicle. :)
Yes, I came here to learn more about MCL and this video was inconsistent with other resources in that regard. Thanks for confirming!
Díky!
what about CD5 of CLL and mantle cell lmphomas? why these lymphomas are higher affinitive to bone marrow then other B cell lymphomas? because of CD5?
thank you
hi,i had FNAC test resulted that i have mild to moderate mature lymphocytes and "centrocytes" what does it mean .... i was very confused and thanks for the video and good explanation
thanks
Thank you for this! Finding system in non-hodgkin lymphoma was killing me, but now it's much easier
The video has helped me. Thank u so much! I love your drawing and I'm wondering can I download the drawings ?
thses drawings are sold online u can buy them.
useful .thanks
Thanks a ton..
Thank you for the video, this helped me understand my fathers cause of death.
God bless you.
Great ya man ..
WHAT A VIDEO!!!
Very interesting.
love you sir
very good
Very informative.I have Stage 2b Mycosis Fungoides and was wondering where the MF corrupted T Cells where coming from.not that it does me much good in stopping them.
Kevin I will pray for you. 🌷
Wonderful
worth noting that multiple myeloma, is a subtype of Plasmacytoma, which can be divided into Solitary, or multiple myeloma. MM is worse prognosis.
nice speech and attractive video
Wish you tackle just Burkitt’s Lymphoma
Waiting for Hodgkin Lymphoma! THX
man U R amazing
perfect thanks i need the image.
how you make too clean diagrams
Cancer part starts at 9:25
Am very late to this discussion but came across it as I was looking for an explanation in a case I have where CD4 count is .10 CD8 is .24 and CD3 is .66 (all 10*9/L). What I cant figure out is CD4 added to CD8 would only be .34 which makes CD3 194% of that. I thought Cd4 plus Cd8 should almost equal CD3. So, what then is expressing CD3 but is not a CD4 or CD4?
CLL -> progress -> SLL -> progress Diffuse Large B cell Lymphoma
This is so helpful, thankyouu. But, can you make a video on hodgkin lymphoma also? :)))
r letter is difficult to understand but of course this is not so important and the video is awesome!
the voice crack at 13:22 sent me 😭😭😭😭
Nice. .explanatory diagrams
hello nice to learn it from your video, i hope you can put more criteria of diagnosis to make more interesting and also the differential diagnosis and also with ICD refer system inside all of your video next time. i hope you can make some improvement. how ever ive learned a lot from your video. Thank you
Good video as always the content and illustrations were great. The audio wasn't as good in this one though, I feel it was a bit start stop which was slightly distracting, for me anyway.
Sir can u post leukaemias and MDS,MM
Sir ur lectures are very helpful to me
Thanks sir
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Armando, you're a virtuouso. Small thing. NHLs can also be the rare NK-cell lymphomas. Perhaps also speak about those!
Nhl dlbcl gbc type cd20 positive how dangerous
Whats the difference between Hodgkins and Non Hodgkins Lymphoma?
Hodgkins has reed-sternberg cells but Non-Hodgkins does not. When you do an excisional biopsy you can clearly see this.
Also the treatments are different. Hodgkins is done with ABVD regimen for Chemo and Hodgkins also uses radiation.
Non-Hodgkins uses the R-CHOP regimen which is Rituximab, Cyclophosphamide, Hydroxydaunorubicin, Oncovin(Vincristine), Prednisone
Bleomycin can also be used in NHL.
I'm still confused even though I have Large B cell lymphoma
Hodgkins lymphoma please!
My inguinal lympnode is in larged
Just for clarification purposes: I thought mantle cell lymphoma was T-cell skin lymphoma. In your video you associate it with B-cell origin. I may be wrong though
Mantle is B cell
No entiendo lo después de centroblasto :c
thankyou,plz upload your videos on utorrent
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Kind of confusing need more elaboration plz👍
Wish you had made the video simpler to understand.
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B Vela it's difficult 😭😭
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Lymphomas occur when CD4
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