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of Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath:
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PERSONAL DATA:
1. Name :Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath
2. Present Address:
P.O.Bokakhat-785 612,Assam.
Telephone: 091-03776-268790(O),268377(R) ;Mobile:0091- 9435478305& 0091-9435690822
e-mails :- (a) skdebnath@sancharnet.in.
(b)(surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com).
3. Date of Birth : 1st March, 1958.
4. Sex : Male.
5. Religion : Hinduism.
6. Nationality : Indian.
7. Marital Status : married.
8. Father's Name : Late Lolit Mohan Debnath,
9. Address: Last Address: P.O. Bokakhat-785 612.,Assam,India.
10. Present Guardian: Wife.
Educational Qualifications in brief:
*High School Leaving Certificate, passed in first division from SEBA, 1973.
*Pre-University Science, passed in first division from St. Anthony's College, Shillong, 1975.
*MBBS, passed regularly from Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh-786 002,Assam,1980,
December. Internship, completed in 1981 December.
*MD(Pathology&Microbiology) passed in single attempt from Assam Medical College, January, 1986. Thesis compiled "Fine-Needle Aspiration Cytology of Soft-Tissue Tumour," (A comparative study with needle biopsy and Histopathology).
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Work Experiences:
[1] Various programmes of Screening started formulating in 1981, January(Anti-Cancer mission) and cancer data collection began among underpriviledged population and also urban population that include all sections of population. The datas are in record for descriptive epidemiological analysis..
[2]Worked as a Senior Research Fellow of National Cancer Registry Project (Indian Council of Medical Research) based at Assam Medical College and attached to Pathology Department. Works are to check data collected from cancer cases; to examine histopathological and cytopathological slides for Morphological code (ICD-O).Involved in teaching undergraduate medical student there.
[3]Attended Tata Memorial Hospital for training about Cancer Registry,(1982),
[4]Member of Local Panel of Pathologists Placed at Assam Medical College; Pathology Department.1982-86.
[5] Former Full-Time pathologist of CCWH&RI, Kolkata-63(1987-1990) with additional works of Anti-Cancer Mission conducted after the normal duty around City areas.In the CCWH&RI I was reporting histology[above 20,000 slide/year; cytology above 6000 slides /per year and haematology 18,000 slide/year;Bone Marrow[2000 slide/year].
[6]Former Chief Histopathologist cum Clinical Cytopathologist(Later
within a month became incharge and chief pathologist exclusively on
diagnostic accuracy for Histology) at , Dammam,KSA.;1990.
[7] In-charge of Department of Pathology, Riyadh, Multi-specialty Hospital, 2006.
[8] Now; Pathologist for National Cancer Registry Programme(Indian Council of Medical Research); supported by WHO for Cancer Atlas of India.I am engaged to feed cancer datas via internet from my areas to form the Cancer Atlas of India [via Website Format].2005 to this date ‘2007
Paper Presented:
[1]FNAC of Soft-Tissue tumour, at Annual Conference of IAPM (NERC); 1984, September.
[2]Paediatric Bone-Tumour: Epidemiology & Pathology at Annual Conference of Indian Association of Chemotherapists, 1990, at Kolkatta.
[3] Presented a paper on Cyto-based Cancer Screening an experience at Rural set-up, at CAED97,Coimbatore,India, sponsored by UICC.
[4] Paper presented on “ Cancer control programme at rural set-up; a critical appraisal in 1999, May at Atlanta, for World Conference for Cancer Organizations.
[5] Presented Paper on Screening Trials and Tobacco at IAPM/NEC, 2001, at Dibrugarh, Assam Medical College,
[6} Paper on Cancer Registry presented at Kolkatta in 2005, September, under the sponsorship of NCRP/ICMR/WHO, Purpose is to provide cancer data from our ACS&RBPORC to form Cancer Atlas of India.
[7] Paper on Cancer Registry presented at Kolkatta in 2007 , February, under the sponsorship of NCRP/ICMR/WHO,. Purpose is to provide cancer data from our ACS&RBPORC to form Cancer Atlas of India.
Work Shops:
[1] Attended Cancer Registry Work shop, 1983, at Bangalore (KMIO) and also at New Delhi in 1984, under the guidance of Dr. C.S.Muir, WHO consultant for NCRP.
[2] Attended National Cancer Registry Workshop; held at Kolkata for Cancer Atlas of India; 2006, September.
[3] Attended workshop conducted at VIMS, Kolkatta on Cytopathology;1988.
[4] Conducted a Cytology Workshop at ACS&RBPORC, 1991.
[5] Attended COPES Workshop (first Indian COPES Workshop) for SEA at Mumbai,1996.
[6] Member of UICC, for COPES ; SEA, 1996.
DEMONSTRATION:
Attended and done lots of demonstration regarding cytopathology to a large group of Pathologists & Doctors participating in the Workshop. It was held at Oil India Limited Hospital, Duliajan ; and conducted under the guidance of IAPM/NERC.
Exhibition:
Two days Exhibition about cancer at Rural place, it is kindly permitted by Local MLA and IMA body AT BOKAKHAT.2001.
Cancer Education Programme in School :
[1] Presented Long paper at Schools as a part of Cancer Education programme in Schools of various places of NER of India.
Paper Published:
[1] “Role of FNAC in the diagnosis of Soft-tissue tumour”, Published in Souvenir of IAPM/NERC 1984, September.
[2}” Cytodiagnosis of Rhabdomyosarcoma” published in NEWS LETTER
Vol.2,No.1/4,January, 1990.of CCWH&Research Inst. Kolkata.India
[3] “ Breast Lump-experience of aspiration cytological diagnosis with 2936 cases” .published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin , Vol:no.4.1992, December.
[4] “ Cyto-based Cancer Screening an experience at rural set-up of Assam.1997”, CAED 97, published in UICC sponsored bulletin 1997, November.
[5] “Screening Trials and Tobacco” , published in IAPM/NERC journal, in 2001 September.
[6] “A brief Outline on Cancer Screening.( Assam Cancer Society& Rural Based Preventive Oncology Research Centre)”, published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin Vol.9 ;Bulletin ;1998, December.
[7] “CANCER CONTROL PROGRAMME FOR UNDERSERVED POPULATION- A CRITICAL APPRAISAL(EXPERIENCE FROM 1981 TO 1997)”.Published
in 2nd World conference for Cancer Organizations held at Atlanta, 1999,May.
[8] “Cancer and Genetics( a new concept expressed)”. Published in News Bulletin of ACS&RBPORC, Vol. No.10 ; 2002,March.
[9] . “SUBMUCOSAL FIBROSIS AND BETEL QUID” Published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin Bulletin:No 11.( in 2002 September).
[10] “Oesophageal Cancer Among Underserved Population of The Third World; A critical Appraisal”. Published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin: No. 12 ( In 2003, November).
[11] “Oral Cancer and genetics”(Genetic instability and oral cancer) published in 2005, January in the News Bulletin of ACS&RBPORC ; Vol.No.13.
[12] “Tobacco, Betel quid and Alcohol(TBA), an analysis with Ten years experience from rural communities of NER of India”; published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin Vol No. 15:( 2005, August).
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[13] "Analysis of 56,153 cases of cancer cervix from 1947 to 1980 at North East Region; of India" .A META-ANALYSIS. Published in ACS&RBPORC Monthly Bulletin, no.17 2005,December.
[14] “CANCER&GENETICS: WHERE NOW”?; Published in ACS&RBPORC Monthly Bulletin Vol. No18, January, 2006.
[15] Throat Cancer Screening Programme, a rural survey: [Paper is uploaded in International Journal of Cancer(IJC).2003.] and published in Monthly News Bulletin of ACS&RBPORC; Vol.No19, February, 2006.
[16] “INCOHERENT ENDOSCOPIC AND HISTOPATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSES PRECIPITATE TREATMENT FAILURE IN CANCER OF ESOPHAGUS; A CRITICAL APPRAISAL (ESOPHAGEAL CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME ) “:Published in New Bulletin Volume no 20, 2006, March.
[17] " Rural Survey for Tobacco, Betel quid and alcohol consumption. A discussion, literature review and refernences." Published in News Bulletin , No 22, 2006, May.
[18] 32. “Breast Cancer Screening; where now”?Published in News Bulletin of ACS&RBPORC, Vol. No. 24,2006, July.
[19] Molecular Diagnosis of Cancer, a discussion, published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,August;. 2006.
[20] Cell Cycle Check-point; a review study. Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,September;. 2006.
[21] Angiogenesis where now ? a discussion; . Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,Ocober;. 2006.
[22] Cell Cycle Check point and cancer; a Literature review and discussion, November, 2006,
Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,November;. 2006.
[23] Angiogenesis and Breast Cancer, Literature Review; Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,December;. 2006.
[24] Cancer and Genetics, discussion and Literature Review, Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,January;. 2007.
[25] RNA and Cancer;Literature Review; Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,February 15 th ,2007.
[26] Nanobiotechnology, Literature Review, Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,February;.26th 2007.
Note: Conducting cyto-based Cancer Screening at ACS&RBPORC practically since 1986 till the date, covering all programmes mentioned elsewhere. All informations are started operating both theoretically and practically since 1981.
Conferences Attended:
[1] Attended Annual Conference at Duliajan, Conducted by IAMP/NEC., 1984.
[2] Attended UICC sponsored conference at Coimbatore, 1997,
[3] Attended Indian Conference for Chemotherapists in 1990; Kolkatta.
[4] Attended 2nd World Conference for Cancer Organizations held at Atlanta,USA, 1999.
[ 5] Presented paper on Screening Trials and Tobacco at IAPM/NERC, 2001.At Dibrugarh, Assam Medical College,
[6] Fully Sponsored Pathologist to attend NCRP/ICMR/WHO sponsored meeting held at Kolkata; September, 2006; for making Cancer Atlas of India and for PBCR[National Level Meeting].
[7] Fully Sponsored Pathologist to attend NCRP/ICMR/WHO sponsored meeting at Kolkata; February, 2007; for making Cancer Atlas of India and for PBCR[National Level meeting].
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References;
(1) Tapan NATH,President of AssamCancer Society&RBPORC(NGO),P.O.Bokakhat-785612.Assam. India.Phone:0091-3776268790.
(2) C.Nath,CoreScientific-committee:of AssamCancer Society&RBPORC(NGO),P.O.Bokakhat-785612.Assam. India.Phone:0913776268790/268665.
(3) Mrs. B. Debi, Secretary, of AssamCancer Society&RBPORC(NGO),P.O.Bokakhat-785612, Assam. India.Phone:0913776268790/26866
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Curriculum Vitae:
of Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath:
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PERSONAL DATA:
1. Name :Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath
2. Present Address:
P.O.Bokakhat-785 612,Assam.
Telephone: 091-03776-268790(O),268377(R) ;Mobile:0091- 9435478305& 0091-9435690822
e-mails :- (a) skdebnath@sancharnet.in.
(b)(surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com).
3. Date of Birth : 1st March, 1958.
4. Sex : Male.
5. Religion : Hinduism.
6. Nationality : Indian.
7. Marital Status : married.
8. Father's Name : Late Lolit Mohan Debnath,
9. Address: Last Address: P.O. Bokakhat-785 612.,Assam,India.
10. Present Guardian: Wife.
Educational Qualifications in brief:
*High School Leaving Certificate, passed in first division from SEBA, 1973.
*Pre-University Science, passed in first division from St. Anthony's College, Shillong, 1975.
*MBBS, passed regularly from Assam Medical College, Dibrugarh-786 002,Assam,1980,
December. Internship, completed in 1981 December.
*MD(Pathology&Microbiology) passed in single attempt from Assam Medical College, January, 1986. Thesis compiled "Fine-Needle Aspiration Cytology of Soft-Tissue Tumour," (A comparative study with needle biopsy and Histopathology).
=========================================================================
Work Experiences:
[1] Various programmes of Screening started formulating in 1981, January(Anti-Cancer mission) and cancer data collection began among underpriviledged population and also urban population that include all sections of population. The datas are in record for descriptive epidemiological analysis..
[2]Worked as a Senior Research Fellow of National Cancer Registry Project (Indian Council of Medical Research) based at Assam Medical College and attached to Pathology Department. Works are to check data collected from cancer cases; to examine histopathological and cytopathological slides for Morphological code (ICD-O).Involved in teaching undergraduate medical student there.
[3]Attended Tata Memorial Hospital for training about Cancer Registry,(1982),
[4]Member of Local Panel of Pathologists Placed at Assam Medical College; Pathology Department.1982-86.
[5] Former Full-Time pathologist of CCWH&RI, Kolkata-63(1987-1990) with additional works of Anti-Cancer Mission conducted after the normal duty around City areas.In the CCWH&RI I was reporting histology[above 20,000 slide/year; cytology above 6000 slides /per year and haematology 18,000 slide/year;Bone Marrow[2000 slide/year].
[6]Former Chief Histopathologist cum Clinical Cytopathologist(Later
within a month became incharge and chief pathologist exclusively on
diagnostic accuracy for Histology) at , Dammam,KSA.;1990.
[7] In-charge of Department of Pathology, Riyadh, Multi-specialty Hospital, 2006.
[8] Now; Pathologist for National Cancer Registry Programme(Indian Council of Medical Research); supported by WHO for Cancer Atlas of India.I am engaged to feed cancer datas via internet from my areas to form the Cancer Atlas of India [via Website Format].2005 to this date ‘2007
Paper Presented:
[1]FNAC of Soft-Tissue tumour, at Annual Conference of IAPM (NERC); 1984, September.
[2]Paediatric Bone-Tumour: Epidemiology & Pathology at Annual Conference of Indian Association of Chemotherapists, 1990, at Kolkatta.
[3] Presented a paper on Cyto-based Cancer Screening an experience at Rural set-up, at CAED97,Coimbatore,India, sponsored by UICC.
[4] Paper presented on “ Cancer control programme at rural set-up; a critical appraisal in 1999, May at Atlanta, for World Conference for Cancer Organizations.
[5] Presented Paper on Screening Trials and Tobacco at IAPM/NEC, 2001, at Dibrugarh, Assam Medical College,
[6} Paper on Cancer Registry presented at Kolkatta in 2005, September, under the sponsorship of NCRP/ICMR/WHO, Purpose is to provide cancer data from our ACS&RBPORC to form Cancer Atlas of India.
[7] Paper on Cancer Registry presented at Kolkatta in 2007 , February, under the sponsorship of NCRP/ICMR/WHO,. Purpose is to provide cancer data from our ACS&RBPORC to form Cancer Atlas of India.
Work Shops:
[1] Attended Cancer Registry Work shop, 1983, at Bangalore (KMIO) and also at New Delhi in 1984, under the guidance of Dr. C.S.Muir, WHO consultant for NCRP.
[2] Attended National Cancer Registry Workshop; held at Kolkata for Cancer Atlas of India; 2006, September.
[3] Attended workshop conducted at VIMS, Kolkatta on Cytopathology;1988.
[4] Conducted a Cytology Workshop at ACS&RBPORC, 1991.
[5] Attended COPES Workshop (first Indian COPES Workshop) for SEA at Mumbai,1996.
[6] Member of UICC, for COPES ; SEA, 1996.
DEMONSTRATION:
Attended and done lots of demonstration regarding cytopathology to a large group of Pathologists & Doctors participating in the Workshop. It was held at Oil India Limited Hospital, Duliajan ; and conducted under the guidance of IAPM/NERC.
Exhibition:
Two days Exhibition about cancer at Rural place, it is kindly permitted by Local MLA and IMA body AT BOKAKHAT.2001.
Cancer Education Programme in School :
[1] Presented Long paper at Schools as a part of Cancer Education programme in Schools of various places of NER of India.
Paper Published:
[1] “Role of FNAC in the diagnosis of Soft-tissue tumour”, Published in Souvenir of IAPM/NERC 1984, September.
[2}” Cytodiagnosis of Rhabdomyosarcoma” published in NEWS LETTER
Vol.2,No.1/4,January, 1990.of CCWH&Research Inst. Kolkata.India
[3] “ Breast Lump-experience of aspiration cytological diagnosis with 2936 cases” .published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin , Vol:no.4.1992, December.
[4] “ Cyto-based Cancer Screening an experience at rural set-up of Assam.1997”, CAED 97, published in UICC sponsored bulletin 1997, November.
[5] “Screening Trials and Tobacco” , published in IAPM/NERC journal, in 2001 September.
[6] “A brief Outline on Cancer Screening.( Assam Cancer Society& Rural Based Preventive Oncology Research Centre)”, published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin Vol.9 ;Bulletin ;1998, December.
[7] “CANCER CONTROL PROGRAMME FOR UNDERSERVED POPULATION- A CRITICAL APPRAISAL(EXPERIENCE FROM 1981 TO 1997)”.Published
in 2nd World conference for Cancer Organizations held at Atlanta, 1999,May.
[8] “Cancer and Genetics( a new concept expressed)”. Published in News Bulletin of ACS&RBPORC, Vol. No.10 ; 2002,March.
[9] . “SUBMUCOSAL FIBROSIS AND BETEL QUID” Published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin Bulletin:No 11.( in 2002 September).
[10] “Oesophageal Cancer Among Underserved Population of The Third World; A critical Appraisal”. Published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin: No. 12 ( In 2003, November).
[11] “Oral Cancer and genetics”(Genetic instability and oral cancer) published in 2005, January in the News Bulletin of ACS&RBPORC ; Vol.No.13.
[12] “Tobacco, Betel quid and Alcohol(TBA), an analysis with Ten years experience from rural communities of NER of India”; published in ACS&RBPORC News Bulletin Vol No. 15:( 2005, August).
.
[13] "Analysis of 56,153 cases of cancer cervix from 1947 to 1980 at North East Region; of India" .A META-ANALYSIS. Published in ACS&RBPORC Monthly Bulletin, no.17 2005,December.
[14] “CANCER&GENETICS: WHERE NOW”?; Published in ACS&RBPORC Monthly Bulletin Vol. No18, January, 2006.
[15] Throat Cancer Screening Programme, a rural survey: [Paper is uploaded in International Journal of Cancer(IJC).2003.] and published in Monthly News Bulletin of ACS&RBPORC; Vol.No19, February, 2006.
[16] “INCOHERENT ENDOSCOPIC AND HISTOPATHOLOGIC DIAGNOSES PRECIPITATE TREATMENT FAILURE IN CANCER OF ESOPHAGUS; A CRITICAL APPRAISAL (ESOPHAGEAL CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME ) “:Published in New Bulletin Volume no 20, 2006, March.
[17] " Rural Survey for Tobacco, Betel quid and alcohol consumption. A discussion, literature review and refernences." Published in News Bulletin , No 22, 2006, May.
[18] 32. “Breast Cancer Screening; where now”?Published in News Bulletin of ACS&RBPORC, Vol. No. 24,2006, July.
[19] Molecular Diagnosis of Cancer, a discussion, published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,August;. 2006.
[20] Cell Cycle Check-point; a review study. Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,September;. 2006.
[21] Angiogenesis where now ? a discussion; . Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,Ocober;. 2006.
[22] Cell Cycle Check point and cancer; a Literature review and discussion, November, 2006,
Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,November;. 2006.
[23] Angiogenesis and Breast Cancer, Literature Review; Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,December;. 2006.
[24] Cancer and Genetics, discussion and Literature Review, Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,January;. 2007.
[25] RNA and Cancer;Literature Review; Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,February 15 th ,2007.
[26] Nanobiotechnology, Literature Review, Published in ACS&RBPORC News bulletin,February;.26th 2007.
Note: Conducting cyto-based Cancer Screening at ACS&RBPORC practically since 1986 till the date, covering all programmes mentioned elsewhere. All informations are started operating both theoretically and practically since 1981.
Conferences Attended:
[1] Attended Annual Conference at Duliajan, Conducted by IAMP/NEC., 1984.
[2] Attended UICC sponsored conference at Coimbatore, 1997,
[3] Attended Indian Conference for Chemotherapists in 1990; Kolkatta.
[4] Attended 2nd World Conference for Cancer Organizations held at Atlanta,USA, 1999.
[ 5] Presented paper on Screening Trials and Tobacco at IAPM/NERC, 2001.At Dibrugarh, Assam Medical College,
[6] Fully Sponsored Pathologist to attend NCRP/ICMR/WHO sponsored meeting held at Kolkata; September, 2006; for making Cancer Atlas of India and for PBCR[National Level Meeting].
[7] Fully Sponsored Pathologist to attend NCRP/ICMR/WHO sponsored meeting at Kolkata; February, 2007; for making Cancer Atlas of India and for PBCR[National Level meeting].
=========================================================================
References;
(1) Tapan Nath ,President of AssamCancer Society&RBPORC(NGO),P.O.Bokakhat-785612.Assam. India.Phone:0091-3776268790.
(2) C.Nath,CoreScientific-committee:of AssamCancer Society&RBPORC(NGO),P.O.Bokakhat-785612.Assam. India.Phone:0913776268790/268665.
(3) Mrs. B. Debi, Secretary, of AssamCancer Society&RBPORC(NGO),P.O.Bokakhat-785612, Assam. India.Phone:0913776268790/26866
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ABSTRACT NO:0016
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IMPLEMENTATION OF CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMMES AMONG UNDERSERVED POPULATION OF EASTERN INDIA. AN ANALYSIS WITH 62,854 CASES WHO WERE NOT INCLUDED IN OFFICIAL CANCER DATA SYSTEM OR NATIONAL CANCER REGISTRY PROGRAMME
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Title of the Paper :”Implementation of cancer screening programmes among underserved population of Eastern India. An analysis with 62,854 cases who were not included in Official cancer data system or National Cancer Registry programme”.
Presenting Author Contact Details:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS; MD,
Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.email: surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
Phone:+91-3776-268377. Fax +91-3776-268770.
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Background: In the present series it has been tried to analyze those cancer victims from rural areas of Eastern India who were never attended any Cancer Institute or any other institutes for their ailments.An attempt to find out hidden cancer victims.
Objective: Total 62,854 cases detected from 1991 till 2004, December. Total cases screened were 2,60,000 cases in random fashioned from rural areas only.
Methods: ACSRBPORC has introduced screening programmes for early detection of cancer.
The screening programmes are mostly based on pathological diagnosis.
Results: Total 62,854 cases under study. These are all known cancer cases as shown in Master Table below. Cure rate is just 5.2% showing 5 years survival rate. It has been observed that there are plenty opportunities to lay new strategic plans to save lives in underserved population of India.
Table 1. Attached as per rules
Conclusion: In the conclusion ACS&RBPORC wishes to express that cancer screening in rural areas must be taken into consideration to reduce global burden of Cancer.
TABLE:
Master Table
Serial Number ORGANS Number of cases Percentage
1 Oral Cavity 1,821 2.89
2 All ENT 12,653 20.13
3 Respiratory Organs 5,210 8.28
4 Breast 3,950 6.28
5 Genito-urinary Organs 1,256 1.99
6 Lymphoma and Leukaemi 4,896 7.78
7 Bone and Soft-Tissue 2,749 4.37
8 Cervix and Ovary 5,016 7.98
9 Digestive Organs 10,105 16.07
10 Others 15,198 24.18
11 Total Organs 62,854 100.00
Cancer Distribution Pattern as shown in Master Table.
REFERENCES: 1. Cancer Incidence in five Continents, Volume V. IARC Scientific Publication No. 88. 1987.
2. Assam Cancer Society New Bulletin; 1997. Vol. 2.
3. Cancer Registry Project. Population Based Cancer Registry Data. New Delhi: Indian Council of Medical Research 1996.
Conflict of Interest: None
Thank you for having submitted an abstract for the UICC World Cancer Congress 2008 - Please note your abstract number.
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ABSTRACT NO. 0016
IMPLEMENTATION OF CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMMES AMONG UNDERSERVED POPULATION OF EASTERN INDIA. AN ANALYSIS WITH 62,854 CASES WHO WERE NOT INCLUDED IN OFFICIAL CANCER DATA SYSTEM OR NATIONAL CANCER REGISTRY PROGRAMME
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Title of the Paper :”Implementation of cancer screening programmes among underserved population of Eastern India. An analysis with 62,854 cases who were not included in Official cancer data system or National Cancer Registry programme”.
Presenting Author Contact Details:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS; MD,
Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.email: surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
Phone:+91-3776-268377. Fax +91-3776-268770.
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Background: In the present series it has been tried to analyze those cancer victims from rural areas of Eastern India who were never attended any Cancer Institute or any other institutes for their ailments.An attempt to find out hidden cancer victims.
Objective: Total 62,854 cases detected from 1991 till 2004, December. Total cases screened were 2,60,000 cases in random fashioned from rural areas only.
Methods: ACSRBPORC has introduced screening programmes for early detection of cancer.
The screening programmes are mostly based on pathological diagnosis.
Results: Total 62,854 cases under study. These are all known cancer cases as shown in Master Table below. Cure rate is just 5.2% showing 5 years survival rate. It has been observed that there are plenty opportunities to lay new strategic plans to save lives in underserved population of India.
Table 1. Attached as per rules
Conclusion: In the conclusion ACS&RBPORC wishes to express that cancer screening in rural areas must be taken into consideration to reduce global burden of Cancer.
TABLE:
Master Table
Serial Number ORGANS Number of cases Percentage
1 Oral Cavity 1,821 2.89
2 All ENT 12,653 20.13
3 Respiratory Organs 5,210 8.28
4 Breast 3,950 6.28
5 Genito-urinary Organs 1,256 1.99
6 Lymphoma and Leukaemi 4,896 7.78
7 Bone and Soft-Tissue 2,749 4.37
8 Cervix and Ovary 5,016 7.98
9 Digestive Organs 10,105 16.07
10 Others 15,198 24.18
11 Total Organs 62,854 100.00
Cancer Distribution Pattern as shown in Master Table.
REFERENCES: 1. Cancer Incidence in five Continents, Volume V. IARC Scientific Publication No. 88. 1987.
2. Assam Cancer Society New Bulletin; 1997. Vol. 2.
3. Cancer Registry Project. Population Based Cancer Registry Data. New Delhi: Indian Council of Medical Research 1996.
Conflict of Interest: None
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ABSTRACT 24
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APPLICATION OF FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY (FNAC) AS THE FAST TRACT DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR SOFT-TISSUE TUMOURS TO KNOW WHETHER THE TUMOUR IS BENIGN OR MALIGNANT. AN ANALYSIS WITH 6840 CASES.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Title of the paper- Application of Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology as the fast tract diagnostic tool for Soft-Tissue Tumours to know whether the tumour is benign or malignant. An analysis with 6840 cases.
Contact details of the Presenting Author:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS,MD,Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.Ph. No.+91-3776-268377;Fax No. +91-3776-268770; surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
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Background: Incidence of soft tissue tunour is 0.9 per 100,000 population among underserved areas of Eastern India. Data collection from 1986, April to 2006, April.
Objectives: To identify suspected malignant cases for fast and immediate management in accurate manner.
Methods: FNAC is the fast diagnostic tool with conventional stains being used.
I am applying FNAC technique as fast tract diagnostic tool to know whether the lesion is benign or malignant and accordingly this case is being referred to appropriate centre for management.
Result:
Master Table: attached as per rules.
It has been found that Soft-Tissue Tumour diagnosis by FNAC alone is fairly a difficult job. Only the malignant cases when detected are the helpful guide for referral to appropriate treatment section for immediate management.
Conclusion: It is found that in near future we can expect the fast tract diagnosis with accuracy up to 99.5% BY APPLYING MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTIC METHODS. FURTHER RESEARCH SCOPES ARE PLENTY AND WAITING FOR IT.
TABLE:
Master Table
Sl. No No. of cases Benign Malignant % of Benign % of Malignant
1 6840 4670 2170 48.6 69.4
Accuracy of percentage distribution of soft-Tissue tumours diagnosed by FNAC
REFERENCES: 1. Steven I. Hajdu: Pathology of soft tissue Tumours. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1979
2. Esposti, P.L. Franzen, S. and Zajicek, J: The aspiration biopsy smear. The diagnostic cytology and its histopathology bases. L.G. Koss, 2nd edition Philadelphia. J.B. Lippincott, 1968; P.565.
3. Ho,C.S., Tao,L.C. and Mcloughlin, M.J.: Percutaneous FNAC of intra-abdominal masses. CMAJ:119:1311,1978
Conflict of Interest: None
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APPLICATION OF FINE NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGY (FNAC) AS THE FAST TRACT DIAGNOSTIC TOOL FOR SOFT-TISSUE TUMOURS TO KNOW WHETHER THE TUMOUR IS BENIGN OR MALIGNANT. AN ANALYSIS WITH 6840 CASES.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Title of the paper- Application of Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology as the fast tract diagnostic tool for Soft-Tissue Tumours to know whether the tumour is benign or malignant. An analysis with 6840 cases.
Contact details of the Presenting Author:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS,MD,Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.Ph. No.+91-3776-268377;Fax No. +91-3776-268770; surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
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Background: Incidence of soft tissue tunour is 0.9 per 100,000 population among underserved areas of Eastern India. Data collection from 1986, April to 2006, April.
Objectives: To identify suspected malignant cases for fast and immediate management in accurate manner.
Methods: FNAC is the fast diagnostic tool with conventional stains being used.
I am applying FNAC technique as fast tract diagnostic tool to know whether the lesion is benign or malignant and accordingly this case is being referred to appropriate centre for management.
Result:
Master Table: attached as per rules.
It has been found that Soft-Tissue Tumour diagnosis by FNAC alone is fairly a difficult job. Only the malignant cases when detected are the helpful guide for referral to appropriate treatment section for immediate management.
Conclusion: It is found that in near future we can expect the fast tract diagnosis with accuracy up to 99.5% BY APPLYING MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTIC METHODS. FURTHER RESEARCH SCOPES ARE PLENTY AND WAITING FOR IT.
TABLE:
Master Table
Sl. No No. of cases Benign Malignant % of Benign % of Malignant
1 6840 4670 2170 48.6 69.4
Accuracy of percentage distribution of soft-Tissue tumours diagnosed by FNAC
REFERENCES: 1. Steven I. Hajdu: Pathology of soft tissue Tumours. Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1979
2. Esposti, P.L. Franzen, S. and Zajicek, J: The aspiration biopsy smear. The diagnostic cytology and its histopathology bases. L.G. Koss, 2nd edition Philadelphia. J.B. Lippincott, 1968; P.565.
3. Ho,C.S., Tao,L.C. and Mcloughlin, M.J.: Percutaneous FNAC of intra-abdominal masses. CMAJ:119:1311,1978
Conflict of Interest: None
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BREAST LUMP – EXPERIENCE OF FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS FOR BREAST CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME ; AN ANALYSIS OF 14620 CASES FROM AUGUST 1987 TO AUGUST 2007.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: BREAST LUMP – EXPERIENCE OF FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS FOR BREAST CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME ; AN ANALYSIS OF 14620 CASES FROM AUGUST 1987 TO AUGUST 2007. [ NOTE THIS ABSTRACT NO. IS 0021; ALREADY SUBMITTED EARLIER. NOW THERE IS A BRIEF CHANGE ON CONCLUSION HEADING.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Title of the Paper: Breast Lump – Experience of fine-needle aspiration cytological diagnosis for Breast Cancer Screening Programme ; an analysis of 14620 cases from August 1987 to August 2007.
Contact details of the Presenting Author:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS,MD,Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.Ph. No.+91-3776-268377;Fax No. +91-3776-268770; surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
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Back Ground:Application of Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) for Breast Cancer Screening Programme. It is applied for underserved population of Eastern India.
Objective: To evaluate how accurate the FNAC as the screening tool for BCSP especially applicable for Third World Country.
Methods: FNAC is the main instrumental for BCSP here in underserved communities of Eastern India.
Results:Total 14620 cases are underwent FNAC from August, 1987 to August 2007" and overall cytodiagnostic accuracy was 99.62%.
TABLE:Master Table:attached as per rules.
Conclusion: FNAC is very useful diagnostic tool for BCSP for finding out breast cancer cases from underserved communities of Eastern India. My opinion is that in experience hand FNAC is very useful diagnostic tool applying for BCSP and it is less expensive and fast result is found in my hands on experience.
References:attached as per rules.
TABLE:
Master Table attached as per rules.
Master Table:Showing percentage accuracy in different series.
Conflict of Interest: None.
TABLE:
MASTER TABLE
Sl No. Name of the series Total cases detected Accuracy in %
1. Hajdu S.I. et. al 456 86%
2. Zajicek, J 2111 77%
3. Zajdela A. et al. 2772 88%
4. Present series 14620 99.62%
Master Table:Showing percentage accuracy in different series.
REFERENCES: REFERENCES: References:
1. Zajicek J. et al.Cytologic diagnosis of mammary tumours from aspiration biopsy smears. Acta Cytol 14: 370, 1970.
2. Hajdu, S.I. and Melamed, M.R.: The diagnostic value of aspiration smears. Am. J. Clin. Path. 59: 350, 1973.
3. Kline, T.S. & Neal H.S. Needle asp. Of the breast why bother? Acta Cytol. 20: 324-327, 1976.
Conflict of Interest: NONE.
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BREAST LUMP – EXPERIENCE OF FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS FOR BREAST CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME ; AN ANALYSIS OF 14620 CASES FROM AUGUST 1987 TO AUGUST 2007.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: BREAST LUMP – EXPERIENCE OF FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS FOR BREAST CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME ; AN ANALYSIS OF 14620 CASES FROM AUGUST 1987 TO AUGUST 2007. [ NOTE THIS ABSTRACT NO. IS 0021; ALREADY SUBMITTED EARLIER. NOW THERE IS A BRIEF CHANGE ON CONCLUSION HEADING.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Title of the Paper: Breast Lump – Experience of fine-needle aspiration cytological diagnosis for Breast Cancer Screening Programme ; an analysis of 14620 cases from August 1987 to August 2007.
Contact details of the Presenting Author:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS,MD,Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.Ph. No.+91-3776-268377;Fax No. +91-3776-268770; surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
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Back Ground:Application of Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) for Breast Cancer Screening Programme. It is applied for underserved population of Eastern India.
Objective: To evaluate how accurate the FNAC as the screening tool for BCSP especially applicable for Third World Country.
Methods: FNAC is the main instrumental for BCSP here in underserved communities of Eastern India.
Results:Total 14620 cases are underwent FNAC from August, 1987 to August 2007" and overall cytodiagnostic accuracy was 99.62%.
TABLE:Master Table:attached as per rules.
Conclusion: FNAC is very useful diagnostic tool for BCSP for finding out breast cancer cases from underserved communities of Eastern India. My opinion is that in experience hand FNAC is very useful diagnostic tool applying for BCSP and it is less expensive and fast result is found in my hands on experience.
References:attached as per rules.
TABLE:
Master Table attached as per rules.
Master Table:Showing percentage accuracy in different series.
Conflict of Interest: None.
TABLE:
MASTER TABLE
Sl No. Name of the series Total cases detected Accuracy in %
1. Hajdu S.I. et. al 456 86%
2. Zajicek, J 2111 77%
3. Zajdela A. et al. 2772 88%
4. Present series 14620 99.62%
Master Table:Showing percentage accuracy in different series.
REFERENCES: REFERENCES: References:
1. Zajicek J. et al.Cytologic diagnosis of mammary tumours from aspiration biopsy smears. Acta Cytol 14: 370, 1970.
2. Hajdu, S.I. and Melamed, M.R.: The diagnostic value of aspiration smears. Am. J. Clin. Path. 59: 350, 1973.
3. Kline, T.S. & Neal H.S. Needle asp. Of the breast why bother? Acta Cytol. 20: 324-327, 1976.
Conflict of Interest: NONE.
BREAST LUMP – EXPERIENCE OF FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS FOR BREAST CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME ; AN ANALYSIS OF 14620 CASES FROM AUGUST 1987 TO AUGUST 2007.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: BREAST LUMP – EXPERIENCE OF FINE-NEEDLE ASPIRATION CYTOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS FOR BREAST CANCER SCREENING PROGRAMME ; AN ANALYSIS OF 14620 CASES FROM AUGUST 1987 TO AUGUST 2007. [ NOTE THIS ABSTRACT NO. IS 0021; ALREADY SUBMITTED EARLIER. NOW THERE IS A BRIEF CHANGE ON CONCLUSION HEADING.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Title of the Paper: Breast Lump – Experience of fine-needle aspiration cytological diagnosis for Breast Cancer Screening Programme ; an analysis of 14620 cases from August 1987 to August 2007.
Contact details of the Presenting Author:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS,MD,Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.Ph. No.+91-3776-268377;Fax No. +91-3776-268770; surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
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Back Ground:Application of Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) for Breast Cancer Screening Programme. It is applied for underserved population of Eastern India.
Objective: To evaluate how accurate the FNAC as the screening tool for BCSP especially applicable for Third World Country.
Methods: FNAC is the main instrumental for BCSP here in underserved communities of Eastern India.
Results:Total 14620 cases are underwent FNAC from August, 1987 to August 2007" and overall cytodiagnostic accuracy was 99.62%.
TABLE:Master Table:attached as per rules.
Conclusion: FNAC is very useful diagnostic tool for BCSP for finding out breast cancer cases from underserved communities of Eastern India. My opinion is that in experience hand FNAC is very useful diagnostic tool applying for BCSP and it is less expensive and fast result is found in my hands on experience.
References:attached as per rules.
TABLE:
Master Table attached as per rules.
Master Table:Showing percentage accuracy in different series.
Conflict of Interest: None.
TABLE:
MASTER TABLE
Sl No. Name of the series Total cases detected Accuracy in %
1. Hajdu S.I. et. al 456 86%
2. Zajicek, J 2111 77%
3. Zajdela A. et al. 2772 88%
4. Present series 14620 99.62%
Master Table:Showing percentage accuracy in different series.
REFERENCES: REFERENCES: References:
1. Zajicek J. et al.Cytologic diagnosis of mammary tumours from aspiration biopsy smears. Acta Cytol 14: 370, 1970.
2. Hajdu, S.I. and Melamed, M.R.: The diagnostic value of aspiration smears. Am. J. Clin. Path. 59: 350, 1973.
3. Kline, T.S. & Neal H.S. Needle asp. Of the breast why bother? Acta Cytol. 20: 324-327, 1976.
Conflict of Interest: NONE.
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" OESOPHAGEAL CANCER SURVEY IN RURAL COMMUNITIES OF EASTERN INDIA AND ENDOSCOPIC STUDY AND HPE SUCCESS RATE, A CRITICAL DISCUSSION."
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Title of the Paper:
" Oesophageal Cancer Survey in rural communities of Eastern India and Endoscopic study and HPE success rate, a critical discussion."
Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Contact Details:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS; MD,
Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.
Phone number: 0091-3776-268377. Fax Number: 0091-3776-268770. surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
Background:
In the present series oesophageal cancer screening programme (OCSP) has been conducted from May 1986 to May 2006 in rural communities of Eastern India.
Objective:
To evaluate the histopathological diagnostic accuracy on endoscopic study cases.
Methods:
Clinical, radiological, endoscopy , cytology and histopathology are employed.
Results:
Total 10759 cases of oesophageal cancer cases under study.Endoscopy 5692 cases, histopathoogy(HPE) confirmation 2273 cases and HPE success rate 40%.
Master table below:attached as per rules.
Conclusion:
In the conclusion it has been found that diagnostic accuracy of oesophageal cancer is not 100% who are undergoing endoscopic biopsy. This is a harassing situation for underserved population . . Notably oesophageal cancer is number one killer cancer here in both sexes.
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TABLE:
MASTER TABLE
Serial number Site cases site-wise no. cases of
endoscopy&HPE Percentage
1 Upper third 2014 874 43.39%
2 Middle third 3156 1087 34.44%
3 Lower Third 522 312 59.77%
ENDOSCOPIC STUDY AND HPE SUCCESS RATE; A COMPARATIVE STUDY
REFERENCES: References:
1.BLOT WJ: Esophageal cancer trend and the risk factors. Semin. Oncol.21.403,'1994.
2.Stein H.J., and panel of experts. Esophageal cancer: screening and survillance. Dis Esoph 1996,9 suppl 1:3-19.
3.Bumm R., and panel of experts. Staging and risk analysis in esophageal carcinoma. Dis,esoph.1996 9 suppl 1: 20-29.
Conflict of Interest: NONE.
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" OESOPHAGEAL CANCER SURVEY IN RURAL COMMUNITIES OF EASTERN INDIA AND ENDOSCOPIC STUDY AND HPE SUCCESS RATE, A CRITICAL DISCUSSION."
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY & RBPORC, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: Title of the Paper:
" Oesophageal Cancer Survey in rural communities of Eastern India and Endoscopic study and HPE success rate, a critical discussion."
Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Contact Details:
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath, MBBS; MD,
Director & Oncopathologist,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.
Phone number: 0091-3776-268377. Fax Number: 0091-3776-268770. surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
Background:
In the present series oesophageal cancer screening programme (OCSP) has been conducted from May 1986 to May 2006 in rural communities of Eastern India.
Objective:
To evaluate the histopathological diagnostic accuracy on endoscopic study cases.
Methods:
Clinical, radiological, endoscopy , cytology and histopathology are employed.
Results:
Total 10759 cases of oesophageal cancer cases under study.Endoscopy 5692 cases, histopathoogy(HPE) confirmation 2273 cases and HPE success rate 40%.
Master table below:attached as per rules.
Conclusion:
In the conclusion it has been found that diagnostic accuracy of oesophageal cancer is not 100% who are undergoing endoscopic biopsy. This is a harassing situation for underserved population . . Notably oesophageal cancer is number one killer cancer here in both sexes.
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TABLE:
MASTER TABLE
Serial number Site cases site-wise no. cases of
endoscopy&HPE Percentage
1 Upper third 2014 874 43.39%
2 Middle third 3156 1087 34.44%
3 Lower Third 522 312 59.77%
ENDOSCOPIC STUDY AND HPE SUCCESS RATE; A COMPARATIVE STUDY
REFERENCES: References:
1.BLOT WJ: Esophageal cancer trend and the risk factors. Semin. Oncol.21.403,'1994.
2.Stein H.J., and panel of experts. Esophageal cancer: screening and survillance. Dis Esoph 1996,9 suppl 1:3-19.
3.Bumm R., and panel of experts. Staging and risk analysis in esophageal carcinoma. Dis,esoph.1996 9 suppl 1: 20-29.
Conflict of Interest: NONE.
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CANCER SCREENING TRIALS AND TOBACCO.
S. K. U. M. A. R. DEBNATH*1
1PATHOLOGY, ASSAM CANCER SOCIETY, BOKAKHAT TOWN, India
ABSTRACT: CANCER SCREENING TRIALS AND TOBACCO.
ABSTRACT: Presenting Author: Debnath,S.K.
Title of the Paper: Screening Trials and Tobacco.
Contact Details of Presenting Author.
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath,MD,
Assam Cancer Society & RBPORC; N.H.37; P.O. Bokakhat-785612. Assam. India.
Ph. No: +91-3776-268377. Fax Number: +91-3776-268770. surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
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Back Ground:
Since January 1991 to January 2004 tobacco consumption survey and Cancer screening are done among villagers of eastern India.
Objective: To raise awareness among villagers about ill effect of tobacco use and the benefit of early detection of cancer.
Methods:
Cancer screening done by Pathological tests, Radiological tests, and other methods as per rules.
Results:
TABLE:Master Table: Attached as per rules.
Conclusion:
It is high time to bring newer strategic plans to control tobacco use here along with early detection programmes of cancer.
Reference:
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TABLE: Attachment as per rules.
Master Table
REFERENCES:
TABLE:
Master Table[3,40,600 cases interviewed in field]
Age in years Total cases recorded No. of Tobacco user Percentage
0-10 26,140 24,200 93%
11-19 52,442 49,860 95%
20 & above 2,62,018 2,56,918 98%
TOTAL 3,40,600 CANCER CASES SURVEYED ALONG WITH TOBACCO USER'S DETAILS ( 1991-2004).
REFERENCES: References:
(1) Anantha, N., et. al. "Efficacy of an Anti-Tobacco Community Education Program in
India." Cancer Causes Control (1995) 6:119-129.
(2) Ernster V.L. et at Cancer incidence by material status. J. Nat. Cancer Inst., 63, 567-585, 1979.
(3) Cancer Incidence in five Continents, Volume V. IARC Scientific Publication No. 88. 1987.
Conflict of Interest: NONE.
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CANCER RESEARCH A NEW DIRECTION.
Please guide me to achieve the fund for Global Mission with new plans to save every cancer victims and to show new direction in Cancer Research.
I was absent for six months and voluntarily resigned to continue the present mission ( and at that time I was Professor and Head department of Pathology ,at Riyadh, a multispeciality hospital, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia). Please contact me by phone and by e-mail as I am now settled with a greater mission to control Cancer Mortality rate among underserved population in India. Later I am interested to spread the same mission to cover the whole World (GCCP) in effective manner which will give exact justice to each and every cancer victims.
My personal view as below:
(1): Genetic research, application of present nano-biotechnology and present research trend will stay at far distant in understanding cancer biology. Because to know the changing biology inside a cell will require a new thought. For example, presence of chromosome and its unabated proliferation and multiplication in a rhythmtic fashion with certain unknown stimulus or force are not yet revealed to us and I hope we will have to do research in understanding about WHY A CELL DIVIDE AND PROPAGATE ITS PROGENY? WHO GOVERN IT? WHAT IS THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND EACH CELL DIVISION ? CAN A CELL REMAIN AWAY FROM SUCH PHENOMENON ? IF NOT WHAT IT IS EXACTLY ? AND MANY LIKE QUESTIONS MIGHT GIVE US THE ANSWER ABOUT THE CAUSE OF CANCER.
ANOTHER PRESENT THOUGHT OF MY PERSONAL UNDERSTANDING:
• WE WOULD BE SOON LOOKING TO SUCH SUPER COMPUTER WHERE THE COMPLETE HUMAN BODY WILL BE VISIBLE IN DETAILS WITH 10 to the power 14 cells ( 10, 000,000,000,000,00 ). THESE CELLS ARE FOUND TO CONSTITUTE A HUMAN BODY . ALL THE CELLS ARE NOT EQUALLY PROLIFERATING. THERE ARE CERTAIN CELLS WHICH EVEN DONOT DIVIDE! HOW EVER THE NEWLY DESIGNED SUPER COMPUTER USED WITH HI-TECH APPLICATION FOR UNDERSTANDING INDIVIDUAL CELL THROUGH SCAN IN A HUMAN BODY WOULD REVEAL TO US THE DETAILS CYTO-MORPHOLOGY AND BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES HAPPENING INSIDE IT. IF WE CAN SURVEY EACH HUMAN BODY IN REAL TIME BY THIS METHOD [ IT IS NOT IMPOSSIBLE TASK] THEN WE WILL BE ABLE TO SEE THE CHANGE HAPPENING TO EACH AND EVERY CELL AND IF NEEDED THE UNDESIRED CELL CAN BE ERASED BY COMPUTER DEVICE. SO THIS IS PREDICTED ( PREDICTIVE ONCOLOGY) AND VERY SOON WE WILL BE ABLE TO CONTROL ANY KIND OF ABNORMAL CELL.
• REGARDING THE VERY EXISTENCE OF CELL AND ITS DYNAMIC PHENOMENON JUST LIKE THIS UNIVERSE , IS AT A FAR CRY DISTANCE; BUT WE CAN WALK ON THAT DARK ROAD TO REACH THE GOAL.
• The Indian scene in pathological diagnosis of tissue in many commercial set-up; a view only:
(a) it is noted that histopathological study is carried out at various private and government set-up where the complete tissue is not always found for understanding the gross pathology. For example a lymph node when excised is cut into pieces and sent to several histopathological laboratory for reporting and sometime different types of reports are likely. Various other organs like gall-bladder, colon, rectum , brain, bone marrow, punch biopsy, endoscopic biopsy etc. all are showing us the similar types of reprting. Inconsistency in reporting from a single individual is found to be critical and sometime appearing as serious moment for deciding the treatment plan. This is not a small figure in Indian set-up and many thousand cancer victims per year are dying on this issue!!
(b) There is no common platform to discuss about a disease process in Indian set-up. Whatever Telepathology service is existing is not going to save such lives.
(c) Many more causes are there who are the true cause of high cancer mortality rate in India.
Your help will ultimately save many cancer victims and finally it will be a global cancer control programme in true sense.
I shall be glad if you can make me your partner in Mission.
Regards,
Sincerely Yours
Dr. Surjya Kumar Debnath,
MBBS;MD,
Oncopathologist & Director,
Assam Cancer Society,
Mobile: 0091-9435478305&9435690822,
e-mail: surjya_bokakhat@rediffmail.com
CC. TO ALL MEMBERS OF WHO, UICC, SOCIAL ACTIVISTS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF WORLD CANCER ORGANIZATIONS.
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