Staging
April 1, 2024
Staging in cancer is a process used to determine the extent to which cancer has spread in the body, predict its progression, and guide treatment decisions.
Staging in cancer is a process used to determine the extent to which cancer has spread in the body, predict its progression, and guide treatment decisions.
I am very close to complete remission, with only one node still greater than 1.5 cm in its longest diameter.
I will soon be rescanned to see if my total of seven doses, with the last three being the full therapeutic dose of 48 mg of epcoritamab, has shrunken my lymph nodes.
Ask the Doctor Question: I am 73 years old and was recently diagnosed with CLL. I live in Twin Falls, Idaho. Other than cancer, I am in good health. I see
CLL / SLL Staging and Other Prognostic Factors In science and medicine, information is constantly changing and may become out-of-date as new data emerge. All articles and interviews are informational only,
Until recently, researching CLL was a dead end in a hematologist’s career, but Dr. Binet and Dr. Kanti Rai changed that with their staging of CLL.
Clinician Resource Library: Informational Handouts Click below on each of the topical handouts to view and print copies on demand. You may also order a free Welcome Kit which includes a
Over the course of a year of monthly meetings, The CLL Society Bloodline will teach the BASICS needed to understand CLL. It will also provide news, help with the acronyms and new vocabulary words, and offer simple fun quizzes. The cycle restarts and it is updated annually.
CLL Symptoms In science and medicine, information is constantly changing and may become out-of-date as new data emerge. All articles and interviews are informational only, should never be considered medical advice,