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Duct ectasia and periductal mestistics is dengerous

Very well explained

The video is excellent but a benign bone tumor is not considered “cancer” only the ones that are malignant although some benign bone tumors have the ability to transform into malignant tumors

ALL is common in down syndrome > 5y.o (major point, in contrast to acute megakaryoblastic leukemia AML)

this may be out of line but as a person with NF2, why do I experience frequent muscle pulls on the side where the tumors are

I have a benign tumor in the long bone on the left what can be done about this, cause my doctor ain't doing anything about helping my leg hurts alot swollen can't walk sometimes

But why is there macrocytic anaemia pls

Woah! You're definitely amazing I've been struggling with this concept And now after watching your video it has become crystal clear Thanks a lot ❤ -2nd yr MBBS student

Thank you...watched tons of videos but i understood the concept in your video more clearly....Thank you once again

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Anyone want to look at my mri results, labs and medical history to make an opnion about if I could have neurofirbomatosis or Miccune Albright. I these cafe au lait spots all down my right shoulder. One on my back and one on my left but cheek. I have had uterine fibroids treated, skull tumor removed, Spine lesions and bulging disc, and spine fluid removed to treat idiopathic intercranial hypertension. Have had positive ANA labs, recurring anemia despite treating fibroids taking iron supplements. Currently have a aching shoulder and swollewn trapezius. Anyone willing to help me. I have been diagnosed with Sjogrens, neuropathy, fibromyalgia, and intercranial hypertension I am desperate 😔 I can email records.

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perfect job , also i remember F of NF1 for focal neurological leison

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Thank you. This made it easy for me,

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After experiencing pain in my left Femur since June 2021, back in November it got so bad I could no longer sleep at night and could barely walk in the mornings…. I finally went to the doctor and they said my imaging is consistent with “ Giant Osteoid Osteoma “ it’s an osteoid osteoma that’s 6 inches on the surface of my femur, the pain is un describable. I literally want to scream, 5 minutes after taking Ibuprofen or Naproxen, the pain disappears 100%. Awaiting surgery to get it removed, I cannot wait to be pain free without taking pills!!!!

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AFP 10,9.....I have 59 years....Dangerous?

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I just wanted to add that Intraductal Papillomas can be painful and cause issues with nipple pain.

I also have neurofibromas type 1. I was diagnosed about 6 months ago and I have about 19 cysts in my body. I am 20 years old. I think it's going to fade away, I want to know about this. Whether there is a cure or cure. Are the ones that have been removed coming?

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FYI, with modern anesthesia machines, you can’t use any other gas other than nitrous oxide as a second gas effect, because safety mechanisms built into the vaporizers do not allow more than one gas to be turned on at a time. This is to protect against inadvertent double gas administration. Nitrous oxide is not nearly as potent and also does not use a vaporizer therefore can be co-administered with a volatile anesthetic gas.

This is an excellent video and you really explained it in a way where it just clicks. Thank you for your help.