Liver Part 3 Flashcards

1
Q

4 types of malignant hepatic neoplasms

A

Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC)
Fibrolamellar carcinoma
Hemangiosarcoma
Hapatic epitheliod hemangioendothelioma

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2
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One of the most common malignant tumours

A

Hepatoma / HCC

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3
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Hepatoma/ HCC more common in waht gender

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Males

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4
Q

Causes of HCC/hepatoma (4)

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Alcoholic cirrhosis
Viral hep B&C
Fatty liver
Toxins

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5
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Clinical presentation of HCC often delayed until tumor reaches an

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Advanced stage

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6
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Symptoms of HCC (3)

A

RUQ pain
Weight loss
Abdominal swelling with ascites

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7
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HCC has invasion of portal vein in ___- ___ % of cases

A

30-60%

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8
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Budd chiari symptom is when

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HCC invades hepatic venous system

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9
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Sonographic appearance of HCC

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Hypoechoic, complex or hyper
Smaller nodules
May have hypoechoic halo
Necrosis and fibrosis may be seen over time

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10
Q

Fibrolamellar carcinoma is subtype of

A

HCC

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11
Q

Distinguishing character of fibromellar carcinoma

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Central echogenic scar

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12
Q

Hemangiosarcomas are (4)

A

Rare
Seen in older adults
Associated with specific carcinogens
Mis echogenicity mass

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13
Q

Hepatic ecpitheliod (4)

A

Rare
Occurs in adults
Soft tissues, lungs and liver
Multiple hypoechoic nodules

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14
Q

What does neoplasm mean

A

Tumour

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15
Q

Common primary tumors resulting in liver metastases are from

A
GB 
Colon 
Stomach 
Panc 
Breast
Lung
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16
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Blood borne routes from metastic liver

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Hepatic A, portal vein

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17
Q

Lymphatic spread of metastic liver disease

A

Stomach,
Panc
Ovary
Uterus

18
Q

Tumor cells from the GI tract are drain through

A

Portal system to the liver

19
Q

Mets are

A

Single or multifocal liver lesions with identical sonographic morphology

20
Q

Mets wit hhypoechoic halo strongly signs _______

A

Malignancy

21
Q

Common echogenic patterns of metastic disease (7)

A
Gi tract 
HCC 
vascular primaries 
Islet cell carcinoma 
Carcinoid 
Choriocarcinoma 
Renal cell carcinoma
22
Q

commmon Hypoechoic patterns of metastatic disease (6)

A
Breast 
Lung 
Lymphoma 
Esophagus 
Stomach 
Pancreas
23
Q

Echogenic metastatic disease tends to arise from ____ or ______

A

GI tract or HCC

24
Q

Echogenic metastatic disease is generally _____vascular

A

Hypervascular

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Echogenic metastatic disease may mimic ________ on sonography
Hemangioma
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Hypoechoic metastatic disease generally is ______vascular
Hypovascular
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Bulls eye or target is typically seen with
Lung cancer
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Bulls eye or target appearance is
Hypoechoic peripheral halo Nonspecific and common appearance
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5 calcified metastases
``` Mucinous adenocarcinoma Osteogenic sarcoma Chondrosarcoma Tetratocarcinoma Neuroblastoma ```
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Shadowing in the liver is most often due to
Calcifications Air Stones Fat containing legions
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Clean shadow is causesd by
Calcifications
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Dirty shadow caused by
Air
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What is the most common cause of a calcified liver tumour
Metastases
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3 cystic metastases (mets)
Necrosis- sarcomas Cystadenocarcinoma of ovary and panc Mucinous carcinoma of colon
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Are cystic metastases distinguishable from simple cysts
Yes
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Character traits of cystic metastases (4)
Mural nodules Thick walls Internal septations Extensive necrosis
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Infiltrative mets are seen with (3)
Breast Lung Malignant melanoma
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Infiltrative metastatic disease diffuse disorganization of
Parenchyma
39
Infiltrative metastatic disease is easy or hard to seen on US
Hard
40
Infiltrative metastatic disease can be confused with
Cirrhosis or fatty liver