Cram 2 Flashcards

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Cortical Ca of the adrenals is diff in mena and women how?

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Women = hyperfunctioning and homogenous 
Men = non functioning and heterogenous
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Most common malig of panc?

direct signs?

Indirect signs?

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Adenocarcinoma

Direct = MASS (panc head = hypo, solid, >2cm)

Indirect = dilated panc duct, CBD dilation, double duct sign, dilated BG

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Urinary Ca mets to?

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Kidneys

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What is peritoneal carcinomatosis?

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Difuse met spread to peritoneum

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Risks of choleangiocarcinoma?

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  • chronic stasis/inflamm
  • choledochal cyst
  • caroli’s
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Connective tissue cancer?

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Sarcoma

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RCC mets to?

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All organs

Check: IVC, renal veins, AO nodes and other kidney

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Infiltrative liv mets from?

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Breast lung melanoma

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9
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GB mets associated with stones?

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No

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10
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Benign multi small cysts in head of panc?

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Serous cystadenoma

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Differentials of TCC?

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  • Clots
  • Sloughed papilla
  • Fungal balls
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Most common liv CA in children?

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Hepatoblastoma

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What does metastatic lymphoma look like?

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Non-specific renal enlargement and diffuse hypoechoic of kidney

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Gold standard of prostate cancer treatment?

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Radical prostatectomy

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Epithelial cancer?

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Carcinoma

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Non- hodgekins?

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  • Older
  • Cancer of B and T cells
  • 50% affecting aorta nodes
  • Mets to liv and spleen
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Rare bladder cancer wth distant mets?

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Squamous Cell

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18
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Nephroblastoma also called?

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Wilms tumour

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Pruritis = ?

Assoc with?

A

Itching

Cholangiocarcinoma

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Bladder TCC pres?

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Painless hematuria

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US of lymphomas?

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  • ane/hypo solid
  • lobulated
  • compress organs (floating aorta, sandwich sign, silhouette/mantle sign)
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What can nephroblastoma get confused w/?

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Neuroblastoma of adrenal (cant tell origin)

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Malig large cysts in panc tail?

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Macrocystic/mucinous

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What is a neuroblastoma?

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Highly malig adrenal tumor in kids arises from medulla

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Peritoneum malig affecting middle aged men and associated with asbestos?
Mesothelioma
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Another name for HCC?
Hepatoma
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Hypoechoic liv mets from?
Breast, lung lymph
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Most common renal CA in children?
Nephroblastoma / Wilms
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Eval steps of prostate CA?
1. DRE (digital exam) 2. PSA (pros specific antigen but does not mean CA) 3. TRUS 4. Biopsy
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Calcified liv mets from?
Muinous adenocarc of colon
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Most common type of cholangiocarcinoma?
Hilar-klatskins (bifur of rt and lt hep duct)
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Most common type of cancer?
Adenocarcnoma
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Floating aorta?
Nodes around AO and and post make it float
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GB carcinoma is called
Adenocarcinoma
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What cancer often invades the portals/hepatics?
HCC
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Most common liver cancer?
Mets
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Malignant vasc tumor?
Epitheloid hemiangioendothelioma
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What is TCC? Pres?
Bladder/uretur CA from epitheleial Gross or micro hematuria
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Lymphoma?
Cancer of lymph tissue in spleen
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Triad of RCC?
- Flank pain - Gross hematuria - Renal mass
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Symptoms of prostate CA?
Asymptomatic
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Bulls eye.target liv mets from?
Bronchogenic ca
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Adrenal mets from?
Lung
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Most common GI tumor in children?
Lymphoma
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Silhouette/mantle sign =
lymph nodes surrounding the ao and IVC
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Most common CA in adult kidneys?
RCC
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What is cholangiocarcinoma?
Adenocarcinoma of the bile ducts
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Pertioneum CA in aids patients?
Lyphoma non-hodgekins
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Normal CBD and dilater intrahepatic ducts indicate what ca?
Klatskins (cholangiocarcinoma)
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Echogenic liv mets from?
GI or HCC
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Site of prostate cancer?
Peripheral zone
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What is pseudomyxoma peritoni?
Metestatic Gelly acites from epithelial tumour that looks like displaced bowel loops startburst appearance
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Sandwich sign?
Nodes around SMA make it stand up
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Most common cancer in men?
Andenocarcinoma of prostate (2nd leading cause of death in men)
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Cystic liv mets from?
Cystadenocarcinoma
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Malig bowel looks like?
- Short segment - asymmetric - thick wall
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Most common primary liver cancer?
Hepatocellular carcinoma HCC
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Hemangiosarcoma of spleen looks like and mets where?
Looks like hemangioma and mets to liver
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Hepatoblastoma associated to?
Beckwith Weidmanb syndome (elevated AFP)
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Liver enzymes increased w/ HCC?
ALT ALP AST AFP
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Liver mets look like?
Multiple lesions with hypo halo
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US of HCC?
1. Hypo w/halo | 2. Hyper (sim to hemangi, lipoma, adenoma)
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Most common malig of GI tract?
Adenocarcinoma
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Lymphomas related to?
1. Hodgekins | 2. Non-hodge
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Hypernephroma is?
RCC
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Hodgekins?
- Young | - High survival
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Agressive primary liver CA linked to arsenic/thorotrast/PVC?
Hemangiosarcoma (Angiosarcoma)
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GB carcnoma associated to?
Gallstones (appears as polypoid lesion with irreg borders)