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What Do Medical Abbreviations In Cancer Reports Mean? Are you trying to understand medical reports related to cancer and feeling overwhelmed by all the abbreviations? In this informative video, we'll explain what common medical abbreviations in cancer reports mean and how they help healthcare professionals communicate complex information efficiently. We'll cover abbreviations that describe the type of cancer, its stage, and how it responds to treatment. You'll learn what terms like AML, CLL, and DCIS stand for, and how staging systems like TNM provide a clearer picture of the cancer’s progression. We’ll also discuss abbreviations related to treatment response, such as CR, PR, SD, and PD, along with terms indicating remission or disease status like NED. Additionally, we'll explain laboratory test abbreviations like PSA, CBC, and biopsy (BX), which are important in diagnosis and monitoring. Understanding these codes can help families and caregivers better interpret medical reports, ask informed questions, and follow treatment plans with confidence. Whether you're supporting a loved one through diagnosis, treatment, or recovery, knowing what these abbreviations mean can make the medical journey easier to navigate. Join us to learn more about this essential language used in cancer care.

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