Radical lymphadenectomy can improve tumor staging accuracy and long-term survival of patients with gastric cancer. The procedure is typically performed by eye and depends on a surgeon’s experience. Indocyanine green (ICG) near-infrared (NIR) fluorescent imaging has improved sentinel lymph node localization in other cancers and has been incorporated into laparoscopic device technology. This procedure video illustrates ICG tracer-guided complementary dissection of residual lymph node-bearing soft tissue after laparoscopic radical gastrectomy and general lymph node dissection in a patient with gastric cancer. Click https://ja.ma/2VlYnRr for a video illustrating the preoperative injection of ICG tracer, https://ja.ma/2w2tXJu for a video of the general lymph node dissection procedure, https://ja.ma/2I0Glw9 for a video of in vitro lymph node retrieval under direct NIR imaging, and https://ja.ma/2vfIAsU for a complete discussion of the procedure and the findings from a trial comparing it with non-ICG tracer-guided lymph node dissection.

In this video we cover Gastric Cancer / Stomach Cancer, looking at risk factors for it as well as what are the signs and symptoms of Gastric Cancer (with Troisier's sign!). Also includes the most common locations of gastric cancer, how gastric cancer is diagnosed (including staging), and how is gastric cancer treated.

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Video Timestamps:
0:00 How common is Gastric Cancer
0:10 Risk Factors for Gastric Cancer
1:07 Where is Gastric Cancer most common?
1:19 Types of Gastric Cancer
1:35 Most Common Site of Gastric Cancer (Which part of the stomach is most commonly affected)
1:49 Signs and Symptoms of Gastric Cancer (Gastric Cancer Symptoms)
2:39 What is Troisier's Sign? (Virchows Node)
2:51 Gastric Cancer Diagnosis
3:10 Gastric Cancer Staging
4:03 Gastric Cancer Prognosis
4:35 Gastric Cancer Treatment

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Gastroenterologist Saowanee Ngamruengphong talks about the importance of early detection and special techniques used in the multidisciplinary program to examine lesions for an accurate diagnosis of stomach cancer. To schedule an appointment at the Stomach (Gastric) Cancer Multidisciplinary Program, please call 443-997-4278 or learn more atwww.hopkinsmedicine.org/stomach-cancer

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Stomach cancer begins when malignant (cancer) cells form in the inner lining of the stomach. These cells can progress into a tumor. In this video, #MaxExpert talks about stomach cancer, its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.

Dr. Vivek Mangla (https://bit.ly/3OtfNW3), Director - Gastrointestinal and Hepatopancreatobiliary (GI & HPB) Surgical Oncology at Max Super Speciality Hospital, Vaishali, explains the progression of Stomach cancer, the recommended health and treatment preferences.

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0.00 - Introduction
0.34 - Stomach Cancer – General signs and symptoms
1.00 - What age group is most likely to get stomach cancer?
1.31 - Risks of late detection
1.45 - How are stomach cancers diagnosed?
2.05 - Biopsy for Stomach cancer
2.14 - Diagnostic tests for Stomach cancer
2.18 - Evaluating Stomach cancer
2.31 - Treatment of Stomach cancer
2.55 - Endoscopic treatment for early Gastric cancer
3.04 - Surgery for Stomach Cancer
3.20 - Chemotherapy for Stomach Cancer
3.57 - Types of Surgery
4.08 - Advantages of Stomach cancer treatment
4.40 - New advances in targeted Stomach cancer treatment
4.50 - Factors that increase the risk of Stomach cancer
5.14 - Family history of Stomach cancer
5.33 - Conclusion


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Watch this video to know what are the various stages of stomach cancer. <br /><br />Video Transcript:<br /><br />Now, after discussing the different layers of stomach wall, let&#039;s discuss the T-staging of the stomach cancer.<br /><br />First is the Tis ot carcinoma in situ. This is not considered as malignant, and is localised to epithelium. <br /><br />Infiltration of lamina propria or muscularis mucosa is called as T1a disease. <br /><br />Infiltration into the submucosa is called as T1b. Muscularis propria infiltration is called as T2. <br /><br />Infiltration of subserosa is called as T3. And infiltration of the tumor into the serosa is called as T4a disease. <br /><br />When the tumor extends through the stomach walls to involve the adjacent structures it is called as T4b. <br /><br />In this figure the tumor extends to involve the colon. And here it infiltrates the pancreas. And here the tumor infiltrates into the spleen. And here it invades the kidney. It may also infiltrate into the liver or the diaphragm.<br /><br />This finishes the T staging of the stomach cancer, now next comes the N staging or the nodal staging. <br /><br />The regional nodes which drain the stomach are different in different part of stomach. <br /><br />These nodes drain the lesser curvature of the stomach. And these drain the upper part of the greater curvature of the stomach. And these the lower part. <br /><br />These nodes drain the pyloric antrum. All the nodes draining the different part of the stomach, ultimately drain into these nodes which is called as the coeliac nodes. <br /><br />M staging refers to the distance spread of the tumor to different parts of the body.<br /><br />DistanT metastasis maybe seen to the liver. The peritoneum in form of multiple peritoneal deposits. <br /><br />To the lungs in form of multiple nodular deposits. Rarely, it may spread to the left supraclavicular lymph node which presents as nodular deposits in the left side of the neck.<br /><br />Or a nodular deposit in the periumbilical region, called as sister Mary Joseph nodule. <br /><br />It may also present as pelvic deposits in the rectovesical pouch or pouch of douglas. <br /><br />Or as nodular deposits in one or both the ovaries, called as Krukenberg&#039;s tumor. Very rarely, it may also spread to brain or bones. <br /><br />This finishes the TNM staging for stomach cancer. <br /><br />CancerBro is also active on social media channels. Follow him to get rich and authoritative content related to cancer awareness, risk factors, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, etc. <br /><br />Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/officialcancerbro<br />Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/official_cancerbro<br />Twitter - https://twitter.com/cancer_bro/<br />Website - http://www.cancerbro.com/