background and recommendations Flashcards

1
Q

What is the primary therapy for NC/PNS cancers?

A
  1. Endoscopic surgical resection

2. Neck dissection of any positive nodes

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2
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When is PORT not necessary?

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  1. Low grade minor salivary cancers or inverted papillomas resected with negative margins
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3
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Who needs elective nodal radiation?

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  1. T3-T4 tumors

2. All high grade salivary gland cancers, esthesineuroblastoma, SNUC

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4
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What are the elective nodes that must be treated?

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Unilateral
1. 5+ for any node positive neck

Bilateral
1. RS space, RP, IB, 2-4, 7

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5
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Stage I

A

T1 N0

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Stage II

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T2 N0

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Stage III

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T3 N0 or T1-3 N1

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Stage IVA

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T4a N0-2 or T1-3 N2

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9
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Stage IVB

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T4b or N3

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10
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Stage IVC

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M1

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T1 maxillary sinus

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Confined to sinus, no bone erosion

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T2 maxillary sinus

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bone erosion without involvement of the posterior wall or pterygoid plate

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T3 maxillary sinus

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invasion of the posterior wall of maxillary sinus, pterygoid fossa, floor/wall of orbit, ethmoid sinus

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T4a maxillary sinus

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invasion of the orbital structures, skin of cheek, pterygoid plate, infratemporal fossa, cribriform plate, sphenoid or frontal sinus

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T4b maxillary sinus

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Invasion of orbital apex, nasopharynx, clivus, intracranial extension, CN involvement except V2

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16
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What is Ohngren’s line?

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A plane that extends from the medial canthus of the eye to the angle of the mandble

17
Q

Indications for elective nodal radiation for maxillary sinus tumors?

A

T3-4 disease

18
Q

What are the nodes at risk for nodal disease?

A
  1. RP nodes (first echelon)
  2. RS space
  3. Level IB
  4. Level II
19
Q

5 year LC for SNT tumors after surgery+RT?

A

50-60%

20
Q

What type of surgery is needed when the ethmoid sinuses are involved?

A

Craniofacial resection

21
Q

Indications for adjuvant RT for SNT?

A
Maxillary sinus T3-4
Ethmoid sinuses T1-4
Node positive disease
\+ Margins 
\+ PNI
\+ Adenoid cystic histology
22
Q

What 8 primary histologies can be found in the sinonasal cavities?

A
  1. Squamous cell
  2. Melanoma
  3. Adenocarcinoma
  4. Adenoid cystic
  5. Esthesioneuroblastoma
  6. Sarcoma (Rhabdo)
  7. Lymphoma
  8. Plasmacytoma
  9. SNUC
  10. Inverted Papilloma
23
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Work Up?

A
H&P
Endoscopy and biopsy 
CT scan of head and neck 
MRI of head and neck 
CT scan of chest