GU Flashcards
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Management of NMIBC
therapeutic TURBT, immediate intravesical gem, repeat TURBT to confirm no residual disease. Adj BCG only if high grade Tis or T1
Nodes make you what group stage in testicular
Stage II, IIA, IIB, IIC correspond to N1, N2, N3
S staging for AFP for Testicular
S1: AFP<1000, S2: AFP 1,000-10,000, S3: >10,000
Seminoma kidney constraint
V8<=50%, Single kidney V20<15%
Management of Stage I Seminoma
Observe, could do carbo platin or PA LN RT 20 in 10.
Lateral borders of PA LN RT
Lateral transverse process
Management for postop prostate with pN+
pelvic RT + 2y ADT
How do get tissue for testicular mass
Radical orchiectomy with high ligation of spermatic cord.
N staging bladder
N1: single LN, N2: multiple regional LN, N3: common iliac LN.
Bladder Dmax SBRT
38 Gy
Tumor markers for Seminoma
no AFP, Beta-HCG can be elevated, High LDH if bulky
Management of MIBC
Option 1: Neoadj gem/cis x 4 –> radical cystectomy + LND, (partial cystectomy if T2 in the dome, no Tis) Option 2: upfront radical cystectomy with adj CHT/adj RT 50.5/28, Option 3: bladder conservation
Urethra Dmax
39 Gy
Inferior border for dog leg
Top of acetabulum
I-125 half life
60d
Describe brachy procedure
Lithotomy with GA, betadine, foley, fill bladder, TRUS, place needles ant to post, intraop plain film, count seeds, irrigate bladder, discharge after urinating, 30d CT to assess post-implant dosimetry
How to treat recurrence after Bladder Conserving Therapy
if superficial, TURBT, if invasive, radical cystectomy
Chorio tumor markers
No AFP, Beta-HCG very high, LDH normal
What imaging is needed to workup testicular mass
Testicular US, CXR, CT A/P
what is PSA cutoff for adding pelvic RT and ADT to prostate RT
0.4
What tumor markers do you need to get for testicular cancer
AFP, Beta-HCT, LDH
T staging for bladder
Ta: non-invasive papillary, Tis: urotheilial carc in situ, T1: invasion of lamina propria, T2: muscularis propria, T3: perivesical, T4a: organs, T4b: pelvic or abdominal wall.
What nodes drain from bladder
perivesicular, common, internal, external, obturator
Postop Bladder constraints
V65<50%, V40<70%