Lymphoma Explained Clearly by MedCram.com | 2 of 2

[@babs2810]

at 39 I had HL2B NS and never really understood how and why it was the way it was thank you for explaining this very clearly. i had a full response to ABVD 3 years ago

[@omyogagal]

Found enlarged lymph nodes in my chest on CT scan a month ago. Just had a biopsy and other tests for possibly lymphoma. Currently waiting for the diagnosis and feeling anxious. Watching these 2 parts lecture and learning about various types of lymphoma makes me feel empowered and less anxious. Thank you 🙏

[@ava_grace4979]

Great lecture 👌 I'm blown away at the ability of human survival. So many variables but yet here we are! 🙌

[@dr.ayousuf6465]

this was soo good.i spent 30 minutes surfing on the internet for this content.
AMAZING.

[@hishamania]

thank you so much for the sweet & nice way of revealing most sophisticated medical stuff.. keep the good job up

[@PleahNahari]

I found this to be very clear and very helpful! Thank you!

[@charitydiosalan7326]

so clear...now im confident enough to present this case...thank u sooo much!

[@chrisstirrup9285]

Both of these videos were awesome!! thanks for sharing!

[@Zabkhan131]

hi, love your explanation. really clear things up. could you do one on
1. infections of the CNS.
2 infection in the new born and beyond
3. travel related infection.
4. sexual infected diseas.
I really have trouble i the topics. thanks. your videos really helped.

[@eikawardah1319]

soooooo amazing explanation and superb ! very useful though thanks a lot !

[@Medcram]

+Eika Wardah Thanks for the great feedback

[@ENAIRAMA1]

I just staged myself thank you very much hahaha. Very informative and great. But what about survival rate WITH CHEMO AND RADIATION? Incidence of recurrences? Coplications later in life from the chemo and radiation? What are the drgs used in quemo and may they give you other cancers? Alternative medicine approaches? That will be great to hear.

[@abdulmalikmurtala827]

Excellent, really helpful...Thanks

[@Pathos19]

Dr. Seheult, this is an amazing lecture, thank you. Can you please post a lecture on CD markers for all lymphomas.

[@medusa301]

Very good for MRCP 1

[@teameta7823]

Thank you for this excellent presentation.

[@azinrostami1721]

thank you a lot, such an amazing video,please more lectures about chemotherapy regimens

[@super5tar1111]

Thank you once again for another great lecture.

[@M1nn0w]

great lecture, many thanks!

[@robinbennet9542]

Thanks a lot this videos are really excellent! Could you please do a lecture on leukemia

[@uniquemonstribe]

Thank you for the educational video :) it;s very helpful

[@udomarq]

Great videos, could you a series about ECG interpretation please?
Many thanks

[@mawaddashaban477]

Well done video ,thank you so much 👏

[@mohamedshomis9343]

Thanks

[@bradlyc5142]

in med school rt now and finished heme onc....i didn't know any of this but i somehow passed
P = MD!!!

[@dom38701]

thank you!!

[@rdseheult]

Excellent!

[@nystagmus]

Where is the nodular lymphocyte predominant? Which is different from lymphocyte rich type

[@olinoah71]

Liked that, thank you :)

[@mehrdadakbari1721]

Thanks for the videos I want to ask about car t cell therapy I wanted to know for witch type of lymphoma can be used
my pathology test says result in favor of nodular lymphocyte predominant hodgkin lymphoma.
Can I use car t cell therapy ?

[@ISANDRA2008]

perfect!!

[@vidyabijo6925]

Is it that Reid Sternberg cells can be t cells also?

[@SandhyaRamachandran]

R-S cell can be B or T cell ???

[@sugabay]

How can I get help by this dr I need help

[@Medcram]

If you have lymphoma you need to see a oncologist.

[@TheAmmorna]

i got it now thanks a lot

[@Medcram]

Ilona mimi glad the video was helpful

[@jessica997]

3:36 Prognosis determined by grade??

[@advertech]

as a layman....oh my....

[@rikverelst8062]

briljnt,ta!

[@thanga555]

tq so much! :)

[@maureenreid7427]

berti's t cell my husband has this

[@bettylinda5846]

Very helpful video!

[@Medcram]

Bettylinda Thanks for the feedback