Histopathology Lung--Small cell carcinoma 

I dont even have to rewatch the video, once I hear it from you it is safe in my head. Your voice and the simple way of explaining is just incredible for studying!

My father died from this insidious disease. He had a right side lobectomy, but it was too late because it had already metastasized to his brain. He was only 55 years old, and I miss him every day.

@Wiggyify my guess, fibrosis

I heard, median survivel is 10 months- not great but adleast you some warning of impending death.

I have stage 4 carcinoma lung cacer . It spread to my femur bone and tail bone and one near myspine! I am 77 yrs old.

what is that hyalinized, pink glassy stuff in between the clusters of cells? hyaline?

A degree of malignancy in any anaplasia should be aggravated with a morphology like this Small Cell Carcinoma SmCC in the Lung where the overgrowth is so aphysiological and an-anatomical that blood supply or vascularization is not synchronious with the growth....

It's just the blood vessels. Small cell almost never undergoes fibrosis.

thank you sir!