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    Pancost Tumor Case Study

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    Case 2 NSCLC superior sulcus tumour (Pancost tumour) 70 years old male, life long smoker, presented with shoulder pain and cough. CXR reviled shadowing at the right lung apex, staging CT scan reviled possible superior sulcus tumour, Ct guided biopsy confirmed NSCLC squamous T4 (invading vertebral body)N0M0 stage IIIB. Patient has performance status of 1. Subsequently Patient’s case discussed at the Lung MDT and deemed operable. Decision was for induction preoperative chemoradiotherapy…

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    Breast Cancer Introduction

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    you can help minimize the chance of it returning. In some cases, a mastectomy may be right for you. A mastectomy is the removal of the whole breast, and there are five types. Simple or total, modified radical mastectomy, radical, partial, and subcutaneous. (“Mastectomy”, 1) A mastectomy would be right for you if the tumor is larger than five centimeters, if multiple attempts to remove the tumor have failed, if lumpectomy plus radiation is not an option, or if it would simply give you peace of…

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    cancer cells though. The doctor will have to diagnose someone with breast cancer. Breast cancer is one of the top ten leading causes of death in females. Even males can get breast cancer. At least 200,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. In 2011 40,000 women died of breast cancer. Breast cancer is genetic. That means that if breast cancer runs in your family there is a chance that you could get breast cancer. Breast Cancer surgery takes away part of breast depending on the size…

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    decreasing average annual growth rate for every following year. Though the total population increases every decade, the average annual growth compared to the previous year is substantially less. This can partially be explained through a deeper investigation of the rate in which children survived every decade. Children born in in the 1650s were more likely to survive to at least age ten , compared to their 1700 and 1750s counterparts whom experienced a reduced rate of survival. This phenomenon…

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    3 when compared to Group 1. Furthermore, the severity of symptoms in Groups 2 and 3 were much worse than Group 1. Survival was worse in Group 3 which had the highest mortality rate (30% of patients) and the shortest median survival period of 4.9 years. Group 1, on the other hand, exhibited the best survival with a mortality rate of 8% and a median survival period of 7.3 years. Survival for Group 2 fell between Group 1 and 3. Similarly, disease progression occurred in a higher percentage of the…

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    Costa Rica Deforestation

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    special each one of these events taking place actually are. Mindlessly ignoring the surrounding area of the actions happening they maybe annoying but they are key for the survival of life. The effects of the human race are playing a crucial part in the survival of the entire planet actions should be taken to ensure the survival of the ecosystem. deforestation the complete removal of a forest ecosystem and conversion of the land to another type of landscape. Different from clear cutting, which…

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    During the course of this research paper, I will define what oral cancer is, what some of the biggest contributing factors that lead to this type of cancer, and what the relationship between oral cancer, smokeless tobacco and baseball is. In addition to that, I will highlight how this cancer can be eliminated with the proper treatment, how to educate people on the dangers of smokeless tobacco and provide some examples of famous baseball players and how oral cancer has affected their lives.…

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    Disease Screening Essay

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    cancers. Many cancers, including pancreatic cancer, have a better survival rate when able to be detected early (Poruk, Firpo, Adler, & Mulvihill, 2013). The greatest odds of survival are when the tumor can be identified in a stage that it can be treated with surgical resection. However, only 10-20% of pancreatic cancer patients are currently being diagnosed at this stage (Poruk et al, 2013). The incidence and population mortality rate from pancreatic cancer are certainly large enough for the…

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    (The survival rate varies on the type of leukemia.) People with acute lymphoid leukemia such as children have a 90% chance of complete remission, with an 80% five-year survival rate. But with adults it is only 25% to 30% for five years. Acute myeloid leukemia, with proper treatment 70%-80% of people go into remission. About 80% who go into remission will go within a month…

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    Hyxemia Rescue Techniques

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    arterial oxygen while on oxygen or because of an injury due to the change in pressure, barotrauma. The article stated that previous studies have studied the techniques used in the rescue of the patients, however, none of the studies conducted showed any survival benefits of the rescue techniques used. There was also another study done by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute ARDS Clinical Trials Network (ARDSnet) that showed the patterns of the rescue techniques used seemed…

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