PPT-EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF ORAL CANCER

DR AMOL KULKARNI ORAL amp MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEON FIBCSOMS ORAL ONCOLOGY HEAD OF DEPARTMENT RWANDA MILITARY HOSPITAL Thursday May 10 2018 RMH CPD 1 Thursday May 10 2018 RMH CPD 2. .. Teshome. . Geleta. . Deksissa. , M.D. .. Oromo Community Organization . . Washington, . D.C. April 11, 2015. Cancer. is the . 2. nd. leading cause of death in the USA after cardiovascular disease. Jon Emery. Professor of General Practice. University of Western Australia. Director of PC4. Early cancer diagnosis. ‘I went to see my oncologist in hospital earlier this week and we talked about this and that, and the importance of catching cancer early, which I found a bit annoying as they had not caught my cancer early, but it turned out he was just filling in time and wanted to talk to me about something different.’. Rob . Gornall. Consultant Gynaecology. GHNHST. How do we benchmark ourselves?. Survival. Stage at presentation. Audit against agreed referral guidelines. Are pathways agreed fit for purpose?. What information/resource is there . Anil Kaul. Consultant General and Upper GI Surgery. St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. How big is the problem. Oesophageal and Gastric cancer - 13500 . patients affected each year in the UK. Adriana Clark, DDS. 1. Agenda. Introduction. Oral Cancer Facts. Oral Cancer Screening. Mucosa lesion assessment.. - Patient History. - Visual Screening Examination. . Extraoral. and Intraoral (Inspection-Palpation). INTRODUCTION. Cancer is defined as the uncontrollable growth of cells that invade and cause damage to surrounding tissue. Oral cancer appears as a growth or sore in the mouth that does not go away. Oral cancer, which includes cancers of the lips, tongue, cheeks, floor of the mouth, hard and soft palate, sinuses, and pharynx (throat), can be life threatening if not diagnosed and treated early.. 95 Vol 2 . No 1. J an - Jun 201 1. ISSN 0976 - 1225 POTENTIALLY MALIGNANT DISORDERS OF ORAL CAVITY 1 Antony George, 1 Sreenivasan BS, 1 Sunil S, 1 Soma Susan Varghese , 1 Jubin Thomas , 1 Devi G Introduction . The morbidity associated with non surgical treatment of cancer is significant.. It affects the quality of life of the patient.. Sometimes the complications are so severe that treatment needs to be interrupted that leads to compromised prognosis and increased health care cost.. June 27. th. 2017. What we will cover today:. Background and context to early diagnosis. PHE Fingertips practice profiles . https://. fingertips.phe.org.uk/profile/cancerservices. NICE Guidance NG12 and new developments in cancer . The cancer plan and what it means for primary care. Why do we need a plan? Performance. Why do we need a plan? Demography. Ageing population -47% can expect to get a cancer. Earlier diagnosis/better treatment half will survive at least 10 years.. DavidIConway. @. TheDentalElf. @. Dr_Al_Ross. @. brocklehurstp. @JanClarkson2 . SimonShepherd. & @. Mental_Elf. . Introductions. Oral cancer risk and prevention overview . David Conway. A human factors perspective . Thank you for joining the webinar. We will be starting shortly. Please ensure you place yourself on mute and turn off your camera. The webinar is about to start. Please mute yourself to reduce background noise (there will be time for Q&A at the end). Jasmine Huang, MD. Director of Education and Program Development for Norton Thoracic Institute. Surgical Director, Lung Cancer Screening Program. November 21, 2019. Head and Neck Cancer Screening and Prevention. 1. Early diagnosis outline . 2. Screening and cancer inequalities. Stage 1 and 2 diagnoses across London . Evidence review of what works in early diagnosis internationally and nationally. Variation in 1 year survival across London.