Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma - Overview of Standard Therapy with Michael Dickinson
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- Presented by Lymphoma Australia & Dr Michael Dickinson, Haematologist, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and Royal Melbourne Hospital
Overview:
- Diagnosis and staging: What does it involve and why is it important?
- What kinds of lymphoma are there and why does it matter?
- Basics of treatment
- Themes regarding emerging therapies
Thank you Dr Dickinson, you are very informative and explained everything perfectly.
Helped me to understand DLBC so much better
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Lymphoma Australia, Thank you, Dr. Dickinson, I really appreciate the effort you have contributed to this video, May God Bless You.
You're very welcome! All the best to you Geri
Whoah! This was super informative! I start treatment July 1st and this is very helpful!
We are so pleased that this video has assisted you Daniella. All the very best - and please reach out if you need anything - 1800 953 081 or nurse@lymphoma.org.au
@@LymphomaAustralia Thank you! 😊🙏🏾
very informative😀
Thank you seem like the sharpest I've heard discuss this here rare diseases I'm hoping that I have arthritis n not this I've none that I have stolen lymph nodes in my area Pitts one one side of ribs my hematology Dr said it's normal becoss I had gotten bit from a horse and had blood poison so that's why they reacted then I did not get any aspirated well 7 years later I'm having troubles I go for cat scan 5 days from now pain I've had in my arms hands n shoulders for over a month gets worse at sundown chest is sore my bones wrist so sore I can hardly button my pants or tie my sneakers 👟 have to hope it's not and hope it's not too late fevers sets at night been having them for some time now the sweats the annoying pain and discomfort been around allmosta month now 🙏
Hi Mark - we suggest you see your GP to raise these concerns. If you need more help, please phone our nurses on 1800 953 081
bone marrow biopsy of the spine is an outpatient procedure they use a TOM machine to make sure it's safely done. That's my experience. I was wide awake and many students were present to witness it and ask questions of me and the doctor doing it. They used a local for it. Afterwards you have to lay prone for two hours before they let you go home. Yes it was stage 4 diffuse large B cell lymphoma with a bone metastasis in the sacrum (5 cm- high grade) the tumor is the only reason i even went to the doctor as it was like sciatica but worse and getting worse by the day. It destroyed some of the bone and was eating it up before chemo stopped it.
then radiation and bisphosphonates infusions , hopefully this next ct scan will be completely clean and I can get my port out after that.
How are you now?