Colorectal Flashcards
(33 cards)
Most common site of metastasis of Colon Cancer
Liver
Symptoms of Colorectal cancer
Melena/Hematochezia
Alternating constipation and diarrhea
Pencil thin stools
Tenesmus
Loss of weight
Anemia Sx
Causes of pyoderma gangrenosum
- IBD
- Haem malignancy
- Granulomatosis with polyangiitis
- IgA?
What investigation after strep bovis endocarditis
Colonoscopy as it’s a/w colon cancer
Modified and original Amsterdam criteria
3 2 1 rule
3 relatives with Colon(OG) or non colon(modified) Ca
2 successive generations
1 diagnosed before age 50
Risk factors for anal SCC
- HIV and HPV infection
- Immunocompromise
- Receptive anal intercourse
- Smoking
T staging of Colon and Rectal ancer
Tis: Carcinoma in situ, intramucosal
T1: Invades submucosa
T2: Invades muscularis propria
T3: Invades into pericolorectal tissues
T4a: Invades through parietal peritoneum
T4b: Invades or adheres to surrounding organs
Type of IBD that causes lead pipe appearance
UC
Hinchey classification
1a: pericolonic phlegmon
1b: abscess
2: retroperitoneal abscess
3: Purulent peritonitis
4: Feculent peritonitis
Main features of Crohn’s disease
- Transmural with skip lesions,cobblestone
- Mouth to anus
- Strictures, fistulation and malabsorption
Type of IBD a/w rose thorn appearance and string of pearls(Sign of Cantor) on barium enema
Crohns
-deep linear ulcerations
Dx of short gut syndrome
- Malnutrition
- <100cm
diagnosis of Gardner’s syndrome
FAP + Extraintestinal manifestations
Definition of high output stoma
> 1litre
FAP vs attenuated FAP vs Gardners
Gardner’s : FAP + extraintestinal
FAP: CRC before 40yo
Attenuated FAP: CRC after 40yo
What is Chilaiditi syndrome
Transposition of bowel between liver and diaphragm
- May mimic pneumoperitoneum
Options for treatment for obstructed Colorectal Ca
3S
-stent
-stoma
-surgical excision
Spigelman classification is for
Familial adenomatous polyposis
What to look for in a DRE for rectal tumor
- Location of tumor
- Distance of tumor from anal verge
- Mobility
- Ability to get over tumor
- Whether tumor can be cannulated
- Anal tone for sphincter involvement
Invx for newly diagnosed Rectal Ca
- MRI Rectum
- TransRectal US
- CT AP
Most common site of mets for low rectal tumor
Lung: Venous return in via inferior rectal artery which goes to IVC then lung
Colorectal cancer T staging
Tis: Carcinoma in situ, intramucosal
T1: Invades submucosa
T2: Invades muscularis propria
T3: Invades through muscularis propria into subserosa/ pericolorectal tissues
T4a: Invasion through parietal peritoneum
T4b: Invasion/ Adherence to adjacent structures/organs
Mx for anal fistula
- Cutting seton placed
- After fistula migrates to external sphincter, fistolotomy
Mx for anal fistula
- Cutting seton placed
- After fistula migrates to external sphincter, fistolotomy