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covering eipthelia carcinomas

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squamos cell carcinomas

epidermoid carcinoma

basaloma-semimalignant

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covering epithelial-transitional carcinomas

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transitional cell carcinoma

papillocarcinoma

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glandular epithelia: glandualr and ductal epithelia

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adenocarcinoma

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glandular epithelia: hepatocytes

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hepatocellular adenocarcinoma

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glandular epithelia: renal ductal epithelia

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renal cell carcinoma

carcinoma clarocellulare

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where can squamos cell carcinoma develop from and how can tehy look

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metaplastic resp failure,

The presence of keratin pearls and intercellular bridges

can be keratinizing/non kera: 80% is keratinzing and well differentiated

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outcomes/prognosis of squamos cell carcinoma

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  • Acantholytic(pseudoglandular or adenoid)
  • spindle cell (sarcomatoid)
  • pseudoangiosarcomatous(pseudovascular)
    -small cell or basaloid
  • post traumatoc (marjolins ulcer)
  • adeno-squamos (mixed differentation
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other, abit better outcomes of suqmoas cell caricnomas

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  • verrucous
  • clear cell (elderly, scalp) (renal cell carcinoma)
  • papillary
  • lymphoepithelial (nasopharyngeal localization)
  • keratoacanthoma
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verrucous

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  • sole of foot and anal margin
  • outward-growing (exophytic) lesion featuring “church spire” shaped hyperkeratosis and a deep margin that pushes into surrounding tissue, characterized by a cytologically bland, bubble-like (bullous) process.
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keratoacanthoma

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rapid growth and craterifrom(central depression) with central keratin plug and lipped rim of hyperplastic squamos epithalim

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Basal cell carcinoma

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msot common non-melanocytic cutaneous carcinoma

  • semimalignant
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different types/growth patterns of basal cell carcinoma

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nodular

superficial multifocal

infiltrative and mrphoiex

micronodular

metypical /basosquamos carcinoma

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nodular -substyoe of BCC

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charcateristics
- can vary in size
- can be wiht or without tumor necrosis and cystic spaces: may form cyst like structure

hsitological patterns:
- peripheral palisading-outer layer of cell in tumor forms a fence like pattern
- mitoses and dermal retraction artifact ar common (mellomrom mellom tumor or resten av tissue)

other features:
- can contian tarbecular(cords of cells), keratotic area(area with keratin cyst or squamos differentitation), squamos meyaplasia
- may exhinit fibroepithelial (pinkus tumor like) features and adnexal(like hair follicles or sweat glands) differentitation

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superficial multifocal- subtype of BCC

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-multiple tumor cell nests that are budding off form epidermal basal layer (laterally)
- superficial, flt lesions, welldefined and thin borders

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infiltrative and morphoeic

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small. irregulaar groups of tumor cells that infiltarte into fibrous or hyaline (glassy) scirrhous storme. –<porly circumscribed lesion that can be challenging to identy and remove

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micronodular- sub of BCC

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nest less than 25 cell in dia
- asymmetrical infiltrative growth pattern

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metatypical/basosquamos carcinoma

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  • more nuclar atypia, fibroblastic responsive and may have areas of malignant squmaos differense
  • more aggressive-characteristic of SCC AND BCC
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usual types of transitional cell carcinoam

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papillary and sessile

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variant with bening features-TCC

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  • microcystic tyoe:intra-urothelial microcysts. like cystitis cystica

-nested type: uniform cell in lamina propria like von Brunns neste
- irr margin, muscle invasion, maybe agrresive

-micropapillary type: like ovarian serous papilalry carcinoma
- stromal retraction artifact like
lymphovascular inavasia
- high grade tumor

  • inverted: like inverted papilloma but with WHOO II/III cytology
    • muscle invasion

clear cell, plasmacytoid, lipid cell, psuedosacamatous stroma, trophobalstic cells, lymphoepithelouma

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what are adenocarcinomas classified on

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on the tumor cell-stroma relationship

  • carcinoma solidum/simplex: Storma and Parenenchyme =1:1
  • medulalry carcinoma: S:P=1:2
  • scirrhous: S:P=2:1
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ehat is peculiar form of adenocarcinoma

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singnet cell carcinoma: cell are round and enclose in their cytoplasm a large PAS+, vacoule of mucin that pushes the nucleus to periphery

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what are most majority of adenocarcinoma

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colorectal adenocarcinoma because colon has so many glands in the tissue

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how does normal ciolonic glands look liek

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simole and tubular with a mixture of mucus secreting goblet cells and water absorbing cells(absorb water and feces into blood)

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groeth pattern of galndular and ductal adneocarcinoma

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exophytic: grworing into lumen-best
endophytic: into wall

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grading of malignant neoplasm:
how well differentiated 1. well diff, >95% 2. moderatly, 50-95% 3. poorly diff, <50% 4. nearly anaplastic
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stagining of malignant neopplasm: T-umor staging
Tis: in situ, non invasive, attached to epi T1: small, minimall invasive within primary organ site, into lamina propria T2: large, more invasinve within, inti muscularis prorpia/subserosa/lesser or greater omenta T3: large, more , penetrate serosa(visceral peritoneum) T4: very large and inavsive, spread to adjacent organs
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staginin og malignant neoplasm: N(LN)
No: no lymphnode involved N1: nearby ln involved N2: regional N3: Distant
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staging of malignant neoplams: M(metastasis)
M0: no distant metastasis M1: distant metastasis involved
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how do we differentiate carcinomaform lymphoma or sarcoma
by positice cytokeratin
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signet cell
grade 3
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small cell carcinoma
grade 4
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carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA): immunohistochemical staining to detect systems for carcinomas
adenocardinomas
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cytokeratin:immunohistochemical staining to detect systems for carcinomas
carcinomas, but can also be in sarcomas
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alpha fetoprotein:immunohistochemical staining to detect systems for carcinomas
yolk sac tumors and hepatocellular carcinoma
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CD 117(c-KIT):immunohistochemical staining to detect systems for carcinomas
gastrointestinal stromal tumours-GIST
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CD 10(CALLA):immunohistochemical staining to detect systems for carcinomas
renal cell carcinomas and acute lymphoblastic leukemia
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prostate specific antigen-PSA:immunohistochemical staining to detect systems for carcinomas
Prostate cancer
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Estrogens and progestrone:immunohistochemical staining to detect systems for carcinomas
tumor identificaition
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most common cancer in women
skin, breast, lung, colon, uterus
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most common cancer in men
skin, prostate, lung, colon
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virchow node
left supraclavicular lymph node metastaiss from abdominal malignancy
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trosseaus signq
migratory venous thrombosis most often associated with pancreativ and brochogenic carcinomas
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what the guardian genome and how does mutation affect it
P53, tumor suppressor gene, located on chromosome 17 severe to arrest cell cycle and induce apoptosis under condition of DNA damage. when mutated: dna damage will continue to divide and proliferate
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papilloma
-squamos cell - squamos or transitional epit - skin, oral cavity, UB, oesophagus, vagina
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condylomata accuminata
- other papilloma - on penios, around female ext genitalia, urethra, -HPV virus-16&18
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adenoma
-bening, exophytic neoplasm of galndular pei
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solid adenoma
hepatoma
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cystic adenoma
ovarian mucinous
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what do we uaslally se in squamos papilloma
hyperkeatosis, acanthosis with elogngation of rete ridges ans parakeratosis
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seborrheic keratosis
- squamos papilloma - also called verruca seborrhoica, vercua senilis - idiopathic epidermal prolif composed principally of monomorphous basaloid keratinocytes - middle ages adults, exophittc - trunk, shoulder, face, neck - macro: soft/hard, yellow/black/grey, sharply demarked, warty surface - histo: basaloid cells (spehircal, pale, large nucleus), sharply demarkated, hyperkeratosis, acanthisis, papillomatosis, HORN CYST/PERALS IN EPIDERMIS
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renal papillary adenoma
- well circumasisted, yellow-gray -white nodules in renal cortex - solitary-but may renal adenomatosis micro: papirllay/tubulopapillary, around thin fibrous capsule, psammoma bodies, foamy macrophages,
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renal onocytoma
-neoplams of renal cortex - may be palpalbe mass or with hematuria - mahagony brown color -central zones of withish storma and foci of hemorrhae mciro: cells in diffuse sheets or cellular island in loose edematous CT
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bening epithelial(urothelial tumors)
- form transinotal epi of bladder in continuity wiht epi of renal pelvis, ureter and urethra TRansitional cell papilloma - branchin patters - cells resebel normal: no size of shape diff - exo or endophytic growth -^micro or macro hematouria
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serous cystadenoma of ovary
-bening glandular epit tumor - unilocular or multilocular, >5cm in dia, spehrical masses -20-50y - coelomic epi-->tubal type of epi - thin walls with clear fluid micro: - lined by cilated or non ciliated low columnar cells with bland ovoid nucleo - epi becomes falttend if cyst under tension - small foci of mild to moderate nuclear atypia or nuclear stratificaiton
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mucinous cystadenoma of ovary
- larger, ca 10 cm in dia, unilat/uniocular/multiocular - 20-50y - coelomic epi-->endocervical type or intestinal type of mucos -smooth surfaced - non ciliated columnar cells -focal low grade atyoua
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adenoma of GI tract
- not before 40y - asymptomatic, larger adenoma-->bleeding, rare villous adenoma may produce abundant mucus-->diarrhea - rare in stomach or SI - ^colon and rectum micro: tubular or villous structure lined by dysplastic epi - ^proportion of immature cells-hyerpchromatic stratified nuceli - mitotic act-upper crypt and surface eoi 3types: 1. tubular adenoma 2. villous adenoma 3. tubulovillous adenoma
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tubular adenoma (adenomatous polyp)
- most common neoplastic polyps -^DISTAL COLON AND RECTUM - asymptomatic or rectal bleeding macro: single/multiple, sessile(pedunculated, varibale size micro: tumor overlying muscuaris mucosa, branchin tubules in propria , linign eoi with decreased mucus secreting capacity, large nuclei and ^mitotic act 5% mal
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villous adenoma(villous papilloma)
- ^distal colon and rectum - invaribly symptomatic, rectal bleeding, diarrhea macro: round and oval exophytic masses, sessile, 1-10cm in dia, surface can be hemorrhagic or ulcertated micro: finger like villi, sometimes excess mucus secretion 30% mal
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tubulovillous adenoma (papillary adenoma)
- distal colon and rectum - macro: sessile or pedunculated, 0,5-5cm in dia - micro: intermediate or mixed pattern -tubular pattern
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familial polyposis syndromes
group of disoders with multiple polyposis of the colon with autsomal dominant inheritence pattern
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1. familai polyposis coli(adenomatosis
- over 100 neoplastic polyps of mucosal surface of colon -autosomal dominant -germline mutation in APC gnee -20-30y -hig malignancy -micro:^tubular structure -colectomy
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garderns syndroem
FAP and extra colonic lesions(mutliple osteomas, sebaceous cysts, CT tumors)
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tucots syndorme
-combinaiton of FAP and malignant neoplasm of central nevorus system
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juvenile polyposis syndorme
multiple juvenile polyps in colon, stomach, SI -lower nr than in FAP -no malignant potnetial
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follicilar adenoma of TG
- most common bening - adult woman macro: -solitary nodule - cold noduel, small and spheical -celarly distinct architercture inside and outside capsule - compression of thyroid parnchyma outside capsuel micro: -tumors cells-->being follicular epi cells
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type sof follicualr adneoma of TG
1. microfollicualr-fetal: no/little collid 2. normofollicular-simple: closed packed follicles 3. macrofollicualr-colloid 4. trabecular-embryonal 5. hrutle cells-oxyphilix- solid trabecula or larger cells haveing abundant granular oxyphilic cytoplasm and vesicular nuclei, cells do not form follicles 6. atypical-follicula adenoma, more cellualr prolif, pleomorphism, ^mitosis, nucelar atypia, no capsular or vascualr invasion
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cortical adenoma-adrenal gland
- most common -small and nonfucntional - large adenoma-ecess corticsol, aldosteron, androgens-->cushing/cohn/adrenogenital syndome - MEN 1 macro: - solitary, spehrical, encapsulated tumor, well delineated form surordny mciro: cells arranged intrabeculae and resemble clles of zona fasciculata
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breast -fibroadenoma
- during reproductive life, 15-30y - single, mutiple, uni or bilateral, discrete, freely mobile noduel macro: - small, spherical or ovoid nucleus , sharply circumsied and clearly separated micro: -prolif of loose cellualr stromal CT which surrond varibale number of ductal structure - intracellualr patter-stroma compresses ductus-->slit like cleft with ductal epi, or pericanalicular-encircling masses of fibrous stroma around patent or dilated ducts
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pleomorphic adenoma(mixed salivaru tumor
- parotid ecsepsially - women, 30-50y -soliatry, smooth surfaced, painless, slow growing, macro: -circumscribed -pseudo encapsulated micro: -pleomorphic or mixed apperance
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monomorphic adenoma
- no evidence of mesenchumal liek tissues -warthins tumor(papillary cystadenoma)-parotid gland -oxyphil adenoma(oncocytoma)-major salivary glands -myoepithelioma -basal cell adenoma - clear cell adenoma

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