Neoplasia: Nomenclature Flashcards

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Neoplasia

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New growth

Neoplasm

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Study of tumors or neoplasm

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Oncology

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Neoplasm is an abnormal mass of tissue

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Premolecular era

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Neoplasm is disorder of cell growth, acquired mutations affecting a single cell.

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Modern era

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2 basic components of tumor

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Parenchyma

Reactive stroma

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Connective tissue, blood vessels

Growth and spread of tumor

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Reactive stroma

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Biologic behavior

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Parenchyma

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Parenchyma stimulate formation of stroma

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Desmoplasia

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Lymphatic and circulatory systems

Connective tissue like bone and cartilage

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Mesenchymal cells

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Line major cavities of the body
Most organ such as kidney
Glands

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Epithelial cells

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Benign tumors

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Remain localized
Not spread to other sites
Enable to local surgical removal

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Benign tumors suffix in mesenchymal cells

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Oma

Eg. Fibrous tissue - fibroma
Cartilage- chondroma

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Benign tumors in epithelial cells

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Based on cells of origin
Microscopic pattern
Macroscopic architecture

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Functional parts of the organ

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Parenchyma

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Structural tissue of organ

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Stroma

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Tumor or neoplasm in epithelial cells

Epithelial neoplasm derived from glands

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Adenoma

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Lahat ng glands ay adenoma

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Pero hindi lahat ng adenoma ay glands

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Visible finger like or warty projections from epithelial surfaces (mucous membrane)

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Papilloma

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Large cystic masses, such as in the ovary

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Cystadenomas

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Macroscopically visible projection above a mucosal surface.

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Polyp

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Poly in glandular tissue

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Adenomatous polyp

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MALIGNANT TUMORS

Malignant tumors in solid mesenchymal tissue

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Sarcomas

Eg. Fibrosarcoma, chondroscoma

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MALIGNANT TUMORS

Blood forming cells

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Leukemia- WBC

Lymphoma - lymphocytes

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MALIGNANT TUMORS

Epithelial cell origin
On 3 germ layer

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Carcinoma

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3 germ layers
Ectodermal - epidermis Mesodermal - renal tubules Endodermal - GI tract
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MALIGNANT TUMORS Resemble stratified squamous epithelium
Squamous cell carcinoma
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MALIGNANT TUMORS Glandular pattern
Adenocarcinoma
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Epithelial components scattered within the myxoid stroma
Mixed tumors
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Contain island of cartilage or bone | More than one type of tissue
Mixed tumors of salivary gland
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Preferred designation of mixed tumors (salivary glands)
Pleomorphic adenoma
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More than one germ layer (lahat kasi ng neoplasm. One germ layer lang)
Teratoma
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Dito nag originate si teratoma
Totipotential germ cells
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Normally present in the ovary and testis and sometimes found in midline embryonic rests
Totipotential germ cell
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Totipotential germ cell
Helter skelter fashion | Can differentiate in any cell types in adult body
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Dermoid cysts | Common pattern of Totipotential germ cells
Ovarian cystic teratoma
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Merong Ectodermal lines kaya merong hair, sebaceous gland yung ovary
Ovarian cystic teratoma
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Benign sounding destinations that are used for malignant neoplasm
Lymphoma Melanoma Mesothelioma Seminoma
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Sounds like cancer but it is not cancerous, it just a mass
Hamartomas
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Lack of differentiation
Anapalsia
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Hallmarks of malignant neoplasm
Anaplasia Invasion Metastasis
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Kapag sinabi mong well differentiated
Hindi mo halos makita nag difference sa normal cells. At nakikita ito sa mga benign
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Kapag naman sinabing undifferentiated or differentiated
Obvious irregular shape and size at makikita sa mga malignant tumor
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Pero hindi lahat ng well differentiated ay benign like
Adenocarcinoma of the thyroid
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To form back or reverse differentiation
Anaplasia
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Variation in size and shape of cancer cells | Hindi pareparehas ang mga cell sa isang tumor
Pleomorphism
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Tumor giant cell
Minsan isa lang ang nucleus, minsan polymorphic nucleus
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Abnormal nuclear morphology
``` Instead of 1:4 it became 1:1 Hyper chromatic ( more darkly stained) ```
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Mitosis is undifferentiated tumors
Pero hindi ibig sabihin malignant na agad,mo neoplastic na agad. Kasi pwede naman to sa normal tissue tulad ng sa GIG, pwede din sa hyperplasia
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Para masabing malignancy as a morphologic feature
Atypical Bizarre mitotic figures Tripolar or multipolar spindle
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Loss of polarity
Kapag benign o well dif. Carcinoma nag sesecrete sila ng katulad ng normal cells. Na de detect sila kapag sobra yung production nila sa normal cell. Kapag undif naman, iba na sila sa normal cell, iba narin ang function
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Replacement of one type of cell with another type.
Metaplasia Eg. GERD, damage squamous epithelium of esophagus
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Dysplasia
``` Disordered growth Principally in epithelia Loss in the uniformity Loss in architectural orientation Consider pleomorphism ```
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Pre invasive neoplasm Dysplastic changes are marked and involve the full thickness of the epithelium but the lesion does not penetrate the basement membrane.
Carcinoma in situ
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Kapag na reach ang basement membrane,
The tumor is said to be invasive
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Dyspalstic changes are often found
Foci of invasive carcinoma Long term cigarrete smokers Barret esophagus
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Dysplasia maybe a precursor to malignant transformation
But does not always progress to cancer.
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Maybe completely reversible
Mild to moderate carcinoma in situ
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Dysplasia often occurs in metaplastic epithelium,
But not all metaplastic epithelium is dysplastic.
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Rim of compressed fibrous tissue in benign tumors
Capsule
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Separate benign tumor to host tissue
Capsule
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Grow and expand slowly, lack the capacity to infiltrate, invade or metastasize
Benign tumors
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Malignant tumors
Poorly demarcated Well defined cleavage plane is lacking Pseudo encapsulated Crab like pattern of growth
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Most reliable feature that differentiates cancer from benign tumors
Invasiveness
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Removal of margin normal tissues na na invade
To complete local excision
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Invasiveness of cancer to penetrate into blood vessels, lympahtic and body cavities, oppurtunity to spread
Metastasis
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Tumors na bihira mag metastasis
Gilomas - glial cells in CNS Basal cell carcinoma of skin They both invade early but rarely metastasize
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Metastasize correlates with
Lack of differentiation Aggressive local invasion Rapid growth Large size
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Correlates sometimes metastasize widely
Small Well differentiated Slowly growing lesions
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Present metastasis except skin cancers other than melanomas
30 % of solid tumors
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Liquid tumors | Always taken to be malignant
Leukemia | Lymphoma
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Seeding of body cavities and surfaces
Penetrates open field lacking physical barriers Most in peritoneal cavity Carcinoma arising in the ovaries
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Appendiceal or ovarian carcinoma fill the peritoneal cavity with gelatinous neoplastic mass
Pseudomyxoma peritonei
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More on carcinoma than sarcoma
Lymphatic spread
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Most common pathway for initial dissemination of carcinomas
Lymphatic spread
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Walang lymphatic ang tumor pero yung margin na dumadaan sa tumor ay enough para mag spread.
Nice to know
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Dahil maraming connection ang lymphatic at cpvascular system
Leads to misleading
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Disseminate to axillary lymphnodes
Upper outer quadrants of the breast
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Drains to internal mammary arteries
Inner quadrants
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Metastasize 1st to perhilar tracheobronchial and mediastinal nodes
Carcinoma of the lungs
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Local lymph nodes
Skip metastasis
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Used assess presence or absence of metastasis | Para malaman kung ano ang ooperahan
Biopsy of sentinel nodes
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First node that receives lymph flow from the primary tumor
Biopsy of sentinel node
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Typical in sarcoma, less seen in carcinoma | Mas penetrated ang veins kasi mas manipis ito
Hematogenous spread
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Kapag ang tumor pass pulmonary artery it will give rise to
Additional tumor emboli
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Kapag venous naman tumor cells often come to
Rest the first capillary bed they encounter Eg. Lungs and liver
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Metastasize to vertebral column
Thyroid and prostate
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Dahil sa renal vein ng renal cell carcinoma dito sya nag metastasize
Right side of the heart
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Metastasize sa bone
Breast carcinoma
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Metastasize sa adrenal and brains
Bronchogenic carcinoma
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Kahit naka katanggap ng large amount of blood, hindi parin gad nag memetastasize
Skeletal muscle | Spleen
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Pancreatic adenocarcinoma are
Always fatal