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Lung Cancer Screening - The Nebraska Medical Center
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Who should get screened for lung cancer? And what are the benefits of catching lung cancer at an early stage? Dr. Rudy Lackner, thoracic surgeon at The Nebraska Medical Center, explains the benefits of being screened and why it's important to do it at a place skilled in diagnosis and treatment of the disease.
Additional patterns of lung fibrosis and inflammatory infiltrates in ILD - Dr. Colby (Mayo Clinic)
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Additional patterns of lung fibrosis and inflammatory infiltrates in ILD - Dr. Colby (Mayo Clinic) #PULMPATH
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Life Sciences Outreach Lecture Series at Harvard University - Regenerative Biology

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LIVE with NET Cancer Expert Dr. Richard R. P. Warner
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Neuroendocrine cancer expert Richard R.P. Warner, MD is featured in a Facebook Live session on February 2, 2018. Join us as we celebrate the Carcinoid Cancer Foundation's 50th anniversary in 2018. If you are on Facebook, you can also view the event with all of the questions and comments posted here, https://www.facebook.com/Carcinoid/

Limited Disease Small Cell Lung Cancer: Introduction and Treatment
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Limited Disease Small Cell Lung Cancer: Introduction and Treatment .

Ernesto Castaños, M.D.

Thursday, April 23, 2020, 21:00 (CST)
UMAE25, IMSS, Monterrey, México
LACNETS -
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LACNETS - "Focus on NET Research" with Dr. Hendifar, Dr. Thomson & Dr. Gong (Cedars-Sinai)

SPEAKERS:
Andrew Hendifar, M.D., GI Oncology, Cedars-Sinai
Jun Gong, M.D., Hematology/Oncology, Cedars-Sinai
Louise Thomson, M.D., Nuclear Medicine, Cedars-Sinai

Location: Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Date: Tuesday, February 12th, 2019

For more information, please visit www.LACNETS.org.

UKMLA AKT Lung Cancer: Diagnosis, Management and Complications | Multiple Choice Questions
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Join Dr Rachel Fardon as she goes through high yield Single Best Answer Questions in Lung Cancer!

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Carcinoid NET Conference, NJCCN 2011, Dr. Richard Warner, Part 1
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Carcinoid/NET specialist Dr. Richard R.P. Warner gives an overview and update on NET cancers. This video is made possible through a collaborative effort of the New Jersey Carcinoid Cancer Network and the Carcinoid Cancer Foundation. For further information, please contact: New Jersey Carcinoid Cancer Network, http://www.njcarcinoidnetwork.org, 201-891-2259 or 609-812-9294; Carcinoid Cancer Foundation, http://www.carcinoid.org, 888-722-3132.

ICAHO19 - Lung cancer session: Small cell lung cancer
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Dr. Renato Martins, an oncologist from Seattle Cancer Care Alliance speaks on management approach for bladder cancer at the 7th International Conference on Advances in Hematology and Oncology (ICAHO19).

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Chest X-Ray breakdown: how to deal with multiple cavitating lung lesions
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A gentleman in his 80s presents with a few month history of weight loss and fatigue. What do you think about his Chest X-Ray? What is the differential diagnosis?




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MULTIPLE CAVITATING LESIONS
👨🏽‍💻The key to assessing this X-Ray is to recognise the presence of ‘cavitation’ within several of the lung lesions. Once you see this, the differential changes somewhat compared with if you saw regular lung nodules

👨🏽‍💻With a single cavitating lung lesion, the main differential is between infection (including TB) and primary lung cancer (commonly squamous cell). With multiple lesions we open the differential out a bit using the mnemonic STARE:
Squamous cell metastases (most common metastases that cause cavitation)
TB and other infection
ANCA positive vasculitis
Rheumatoid nodules
septic Emboli

👨🏽‍💻 As always the clinical picture will help us move between the different possibilities. Here there is an abnormality of the mediastinum which can point us more towards cancer and infection

👨🏽‍💻In this case it took a groin node biopsy to get to the final diagnosis: metastatic disease from a neuroendocrine tumour which isn’t a common cause for cavitating lung lesions. The key to tackling these cases is to recognise the cavitating lesions then using the STARE differential see which fits the clinical picture best

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