피부암일까? 혈액암일까? 균상식육종 바로 알기 l 삼성서울병원 윤상은 교수 외

[Lymphoma Lecture & Open Consultation] 8/8 (Sat) 11:00 AM | Professor Yoon Duk-hyun, Asan Medical Center Hello. This is the Education Support Team of the KBDCA (Korea Blood Cancer Association). Professor Yoon Duk-hyun from Asan Medical Center will be giving a lecture on the topic of “The Evolution of Lymphoma Immunotherapy: CAR-T and Dual Antibody Treatment Strategies.” He will also be providing direct consultations to patients regarding various questions they may have about treatment, side effect management, and daily life. We ask for the interest and participation of lymphoma patients and their families. [Register] 1. Phone/Text: 010-8355-3381 (Please reply with ‘8.8 / Name / Number of Attendees’) 2. Website: https://www.kbdca.or.kr/online/popup.... If you have any inquiries, please contact us at the phone number above, and we will provide detailed information. Sincerely, KBDCA Education Support Team ----------------------------------------------------------------- Mycosis Fungoides is a rare cutaneous lymphoma that occurs due to abnormalities in T cells, which are immune cells found in the skin. In the early stages, it manifests as symptoms such as red spots, itching, and dry skin. Because it is often confused with atopic dermatitis or psoriasis, it can take a long time to reach a diagnosis. In this video, Professor Yoon Sang-eun and Professor Park Ji-hye from Samsung Seoul Hospital have joined together to provide a detailed explanation of the diagnosis and treatment of Mycosis Fungoides. ✔ Meaning and Diagnosis of Mycosis Fungi ✔ Why Biopsies Are Important for Diagnosis ✔ Why Collaboration Between Dermatology and Hematology-Oncology Is Necessary ✔ Differences Between Mycosis Fungi and Sézary Syndrome and Treatment ✔ Managing Daily Life During Treatment In particular, the speaker explained that “mycosis fungi are not a disease that can be cured with a single treatment, but rather one that requires long-term management by appropriately combining local and systemic treatments depending on the progression of the disease.” They also emphasized that close collaboration among various medical departments, including Dermatology and Hematology-Oncology, plays a crucial role in the treatment process. Please check the lecture video for detailed information! [Recommended Videos] 1. Know-how on Managing Sensitive Skin After Cancer Treatment, Stress Relief, and Lifestyle Improvement    • 암 치료 후 예민해진 피부 관리, 스트레스 해소, 생활 습관 개선 노하우   2. Stress Different from Cancer Patients: How Caregivers Can Cope with Mental Health | Professor Kim Ga-eun, Ewha Mokdong Hospital    • 암환자와는 또다른 스트레스, 보호자의 마음돌봄 대처방법 | 이대목동병원 김가...   If you visit the Korean Hematological Cancer Association (KBDCA) website, you can find detailed information on various support programs, including financial assistance for treatment and medication costs, as well as applications for educational programs. [Website] www.kbdca.or.kr [Main Phone] 02-3432-0807 KBDCA Korean Hematological Cancer Association Education Support Team