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22 - Behaviour of Tumours Flashcards

1
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Cell to cell adhesion molecules

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cadherins

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2
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cell to matrix adhesion molecules

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integrins

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3
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why is EMT so important

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mesenchymal cells are more loosely connected and able to migrate

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4
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proteolytic enzymes

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interstitial collagenases
gelatinases
stomolysins

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5
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interstitial collagenases degrade

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collagen I, II, III

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gelatinases degrade

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collagen IV, gelatin

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stomolysins degrade

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collagen IV, proteoglycans

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transcoelomic met routes

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across peritoneal, pleural, pericardial cavities or in CSF

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implantation met routes

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spillage of tumour during biopsy/surgery

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10
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carcinomas prefer what met spread

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lymphatic spread first

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11
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sarcomas prefer what spread first

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blood spread

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12
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bones mets go?

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breast
prostate
lung
kidney
thyroid
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13
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transcoelomic met route for

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ovarian

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14
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brain and adrenal go where

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lung

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15
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bone mets can be

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lytic (lung) or sclerotic (prostate)

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16
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stage vs grade

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stage - how advanced is the tumour? has the cancer spread? how far?

grade - how aggressive is the tumour? how different does it look from the tissue of origin?

17
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TMN system stands for

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tumour mets nodes

18
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T stage

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Tis - in situ disease
T1 5cm
T4 involving skin or chest wall

19
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N stage

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N0 - no nodes
N1 - ipsilateral nodes
N2 - >node involvement

20
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M stage

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M0 - no distant mets

M1 - distants mets

21
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Dukes Staging for colorectal cancer

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A = invades into, but not through bowel wall
B = invades through the bowel wall but with no lymph node mets
C = local lymph nodes involved
D = distant mets
22
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Grading looks at

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differentiation level
nuclear pleomorphism and size
mitotic activity
necrosis

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