Mets And Primary Flashcards
MC spine (tx/lx); axial skeleton, skull, prox extremeties
Mets general
MC 1’ sites of general mets
Breast Lung Prostate Kidney Thyroid Bowel
MC age for general mets
> 40
Motheaten - permeative lytic (MC) or blastic depending on primary CA (ivory vertebra = 3 Main causes)
Mets, general
2-4 cm, polystotic (only 10% are solitary), cortical destruction, no periosteal response, indistinct margins, occasional soft tissue mass
Mets - general
Weight loss, cachexia, anemia, fever
General mets
MC cause of missig pedicle
Osteolytic mets
Motheaten or permeative lytic
Primary tumors
> 6cm, monostotic, cortical destruction, aggressive periosteal response, indistinct margins, soft tissue masses
Primary tumors
Plasma cell (round cell neoplasm) matrix; same location as mets plus humerus and femur diaphysis
MM
Age range for MM and sex
50-70 (rare <40)
Males
Lytic - multiple. Punched out defects - high incidence of pathologic fx (20%)
MM
Normocytic/normochromic anemia and thrombocytopenia, renal disease, abnormal serum and urinary protein/reversed A/G ratio, elevated ESR/CA/uric acid/Rouleaux formation
MM
M spike
Bence jones protein in urine
Bone marrow aspirate
MM
MC cause of death: bacterial PNA and renal dz (myeloma kidney)
MM
Localized plasma cell neoplasm. Mandible, ilium, vertebrae, ribs, prox. Femur, scapula
Solitary plasmacytoma
Age/sex for solitary plasmacytoma
<50 in 50%
Geographic lytic (“soap bubbly”) and highly expansile
Solitary plasmacytoma
70% develop MM within 5 years
Solitary plasmacytoma
connective tissue; center of bone = MC, 75% in metaphysis of long bone; NOT common in vertebrae
Osteosarcoma
Age/sex of osteosarcoma
10-25 (75%)
Males
Possible fever, increased ALP
Osteosarcoma