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Neoplastic Diseases Flashcards

1
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Characteristics of a benign neoplasm?

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well defined, encapsulated, slow growing, hypovascularized

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What is the most common benign liver tumor?

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Hemangiomas

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What are hemangiomas made up of?

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blood vessels

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Hemangiomas

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women, asymptomatic, increase with pregnancy/estrogen therapy

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Sonographic appearance of hemagiomas

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small, well defined, homogenous, hyperechoic, slow flow not detected

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Focal Nodular Hyperplasia

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hyperplastic lesion containing elements of normal tissue, women (influenced by hormones), asymptomatic, “stealth lesion”

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Sonographic appearance of FNH

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subtle, less than 8cm, central hypoechoic, doppler flow centrally, hot/cold nodule

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What lesion is linked to oral contraceptives?

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adenomas

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What other diseases are adenoma related to?

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type 1 glycogen storage disease (GSD, von Gierk’s disease

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Sonographic appearance of adenomas

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non specific echogenicity, 8-15cm, solid, solitary, central blood flow, cold nodule

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Lipoma

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very rare in the liver, asymptomatic, hyperechoic, similar appearance to hemangioma

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12
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What further imaging does a hemangioma require?

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RBC scintigraphy

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13
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What is the treatment for adenoma?

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surgery

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14
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how will the spleen appear with a neoplasm?

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homogenous, hilum disrupted by vessels, inverted comma

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What is the most common benign neoplasm of the spleen?

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cavernous hemangioma

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cavernous hemangioma

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congenital, not common, asymptomatic, u/s not conclusive

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sonographic appearance of cavernous hemangiomas

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hyperechoic to complex with cystic degeneration

18
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hamartoma

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rare, lymphoid tissue, homogenous, solid, echogenic

19
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Lymphangioma

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rare, lymphatic malformation, variable appearance, multi loculated cystic mass

20
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adenomas of the GB

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true neoplasm, have stocks, asymptomatic, hyperechoic, homogenous, <10mm, hypovascular

21
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cholesterolosis

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accumulation of cholesterol in the gallbladder wall

22
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Types of cholesterolosis

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cholesterosis (strawberry gallbladder), cholesterol polyps

23
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T/F: polyps can be differentiated with u/s

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False: they cannot be differentiated

24
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adenomyomatosis

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GB; exaggeration of the RA sinuses, hyperechoic foci on wall of gb, commet tail artifact, fundus

25
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What is the most common Islet cell tumor?

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insulinoma

26
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What percentage of islet cell tumors are functioning?

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85% are functioning, 15% are non-functioning

27
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Where is an insulinoma usually found?

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Body or tail of the pancreas -benign

28
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Sonographic appearance of islet cell tumor?

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encapsulated, solitary, hypoechoic, variable in size, further testing for malignancy

29
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Angiomyolipoma - AML

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cortex of the kidney
fat, muscles, blood vessels
females
asymptomatic
hyperechoic, unilateral, low flow
30
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What is angiomyolipoma associated with?

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tuberous sclerosis (genetic seizures, form tumors in brain or other organs

31
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What can angiomyolipoma mimic?

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renal cell carcinoma

32
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What is the difference between an adenoma and a oncocytoma?

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Adenoma is <3cm
oncocytoma is >3cm
male>female, 6th - 7th decade

33
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What is the most common functioning of a adenoma in the kidney?

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nonfunctioning - not producing hormones

34
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What can hyperfunction adenomas result in?

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endocrine abnormalities:
Cushing’s syndrome -excess cortisol
Conn’s disease - excess aldosterone

35
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Myelolipoma

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rare, may arise form zona fasciculata, non-functioning, asymptomatic
males=females
5th- 6th decade

36
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What is the sonographic appearance of myelolipoma?

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hyperechoic (contains fat), <5cm, creates propagation speed artifact

37
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pheochromocytoma

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hyperfunctioning tumor of the medulla
hypertension, palpitations, tachycardia, sweating
40-50
rt>lt

38
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What is pheochromocytoma associated with?

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tuberous sclerosis and MEN syndrome

39
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Sonographic appearance of pheochromocytoma?

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solid
unilateral
encapsulated
hypoechoic
homogenous
heterogenous
>2cm
40
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What is the most common tumor the abdomen wall?

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Desmoid tumor

41
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Desmoid tumor

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arises from connective tissue
at surgical or laparoscopic site
postpartum association
females
20-40
hypoechoic, homogenous
42
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What tumor contains fat, mobile, soft on palpation, compressible and echogenic?

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lipoma

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