Clinical Features 1.These may be due to 1.Local tumor effects 2.Metastatic tumor effects 3.Paraneoplastic manifestations Many patients have no specific signs. In some the lung cancer may be an incidental…Continue readingBRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA – 2 (continuation of 1)
INTRODUCTION Malignant proliferation of cells arising from the brachial epithelium or mucous glands. Although largely preventable carcinoma of the lung kills about 8.8million people each year globally. It is the…Continue readingBRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA – 1
The term bronchitis can be confusing .It is poorly defined and sometimes miss-used. Bronchitis can be acute. Typically caused by respiratory infections (usually viral) or chronic, typically associated with COPD.…Continue readingWhat is “BRONCHITIS” ?
Blood cells are formed in the bone marrow, the spongy tissue found inside the bones. Blood forming stem cells divide to produce either more stem cells or immature cells that…Continue readingWhat is “LEUKAEMIA”?
