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Dive into the Ann Arbor staging system for Hodgkin Lymphoma in this episode of 'Decoding Cancer.' This system, which is also applicable to non-Hodgkin lymphoma, categorizes the disease based on the extent of spread and the areas affected. We start with Stage 1, where the cancer is confined to a single lymph node group, to Stage 4, where it has spread to distant organs like the liver or lungs. Intermediate stages such as Stage 1E, 2E, 3E, and 3S+E reflect involvement outside the lymph nodes, including specific organs and the spleen. This comprehensive breakdown helps patients and healthcare providers understand the progression of Hodgkin Lymphoma and guides treatment planning. Subscribe for more insightful discussions on cancer staging and treatment options. Credits: Dr. Aju Mathew, Dr. Manas Peter, Dr. Gifty Jose.