The role of X-Rays in lung cancer detection- Ft Mr Satyaki Banerjee

Medically Reviewed By : Dr. Kamal Kant Kohli

Published On 2023-08-01 03:30 GMT | Update On 2023-08-02 09:58 GMT

August 1 has been declared as World Lung Cancer Day for every year. People all over the world commemorate this very unique day in an effort to prevent cases of lung cancer. The goal of this day is to promote self-screening for lung cancer while spreading as much information as you can about the disease.

Lung Cancer Day raises awareness about this deadly disease, its prevention, and its treatment. Early detection is vital for better outcomes.

X-rays play a crucial role in lung cancer detection, allowing physicians to identify abnormalities, tumours, or nodules in the lungs. Timely X-ray screenings can help save lives by enabling early intervention and treatment.

In this video, Satyaki Banerjee talks about pivotal role of X-ray in early lung cancer detection and diagnosis, advancements in X-ray technology improved precise lung cancer screening, utilization of X-rays effective lung cancer staging and treatment monitoring, significance of X-ray in identifying lung cancer metastases and recurrence.

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The role of X-Rays in lung cancer detection- Ft Mr Satyaki Banerjee

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