GU Flashcards

1
Q

What is the size of normal kidneys?

A

9-15 cm

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2
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What is the echogenicity of the normal kidney?

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Equal or slightly less then liver and spleen

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3
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What is a dromedary hump?

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Bulge on left kidney as a result of adaptation to the adjacent spleen

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4
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Potters sequence? Insult?

A

Insult maybe Ace-I. Kidneys don’t form. Results in pulmonary hypoplasia

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5
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If there is renal agenesis what else is related in women?

A

Unicornuate uterus (70% will have some gyn path)

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6
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If there is renal agenesis what else is related in men?

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20% absence of the ipsilateral epididymis and vas deferense +/- ipsilateral seminal vesicle cyst. Absent ipsilateral hemi-trigone

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7
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What is Mayer-Rokitansky-kuster-hauser?

A

Mullerian duct anomalies:
Absense or atresia of the uterus
Unilateral renal agenesis

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8
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Associations with Horseshoe kidney?

A
Turners
8x increase in wilms risk
TCC (from infections)
Renal carcinoid
Trauma
UPJ obstruction, stones, infection
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9
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Where is the ectopic kidney in cross fused ectopia?

A

Inferior

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10
Q

Can RCC have fat in it?

A

Yes! Especially clear cell subtype. Look for calcifications. If not think AML.

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11
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Most common subtype of RCC.

A

Clear cell

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12
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What is clear cell RCC associated with? How does it enhance?

A

Avid Enhancement. VHL.

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13
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What is the second most common RCC type?

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Papillary

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14
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How does papillary RCC enhance? What is it assoicated with?

A

Homogenous but not more then cortex. Hereditary papillary renal carcinoma

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15
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What RCC is assoicated with SS trait?

A

Medullary.

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16
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What is chromophobe RCC assoicated with?

A

Birt Hogg Dube

17
Q

What is the translocation in multi-locular clear cell RCC?

18
Q

What is stage 1 RCC?

A

Limited to kidney < 7cm

19
Q

What is stage 2 RCC?

A

Limited to kidey > 7cm

20
Q

What is stage 3 A/B/C Rcc?

A

Stage 3 still inside gerota’s fascia
A: Renal vein invaded
B: IVC below diaphram
C: IVC above diaphram

21
Q

What is stage 4 RCC?

A

Beyond Gerota’s fasica / Adrenal involvement

22
Q

What phase is most sensitive for detection of RCC?

A

Nephrogram phase ~ 80 seconds

23
Q

RCC risks?

A
Dialysis
Acquire cystic disease
Phenacetin abuse
Tobacco
VHL
24
Q

Differential for solid renal mass?

A
RCC
Oncocytoma
angiosarcoma
leiomyosarcoma
leiomyoma
25
Does ADPKD cause increased RCC risk?
Not unless patient on dialysis
26
T2 Dark lesion in kidney DDX
Lipid poor aml Hemorrhagic Cyst Papillay RCC
27
Bilateral enlarged kidneys with preserved shape suggests?
Renal lymphoma
28
Most common viseral organ involved in leukemia?
Kidneys
29
AML are assoicated with what?
Tubular sclerosis
30
AML has risk of bleeding if over what size?
4Cm
31
What % of AML can be lipid poor?
5%