Pathology: Lung Cancer genetic/immunostain Markers Flashcards
(46 cards)
targetted therapy for EGFR
erlotinib
targeted therapy for ALK
crizotinib
egfr-dependent pathway is found in
non-smokers
KRAS dependent pathway found in
smokers
name the five types of adenocarcinoma
acinar--> most common papillary micropapillary bad prognisis lepidic (AIS--> good ) solid (bad prognosis)
cancer most likely to cavitate
Squamous cell carcinoma
profile of adeno carcinoma
CK 7+
Napsin A+
TTFi +
profile of squamous cell carcinoma
CD 5/6 +
p40+
p63+
contraindicated in squamous cell carcinoma
bevacizumab
most likely cancer to cause paraneoplastic syndrom
small cell
- cushing’s
- SIADH
- eaton-lambert syndrome
most likley to cause hypercalcemia
squamous cell
PTHRp
syndrome seen with carcinoid tumors
carcinoid syndrome
- flushing
- diarrhea
- cyanosis
pembertons sign seen with
small cell
facial flushingand distended head/nek veins upon raising both arms
cancer most associated with smoking
small cell carcinoma
medastinal lympahdenopathy out of proportion to lung lesion
SMall cell
cavitation more likley to be
squamous cell
non-smoker most likley to be
adenocarcinoma
“lepidic” growth pattern
adenocacinoma in situ
“formerly bronchioloalveolar carcinoma”
–> not invasive and great prognosis
two types of adenocarcinoma in situ of lung
- mucinoud and 2. non mucinous
NON-Mucinous AIS prominent in
smokers
mucinous AIS promenent in
smokers
stage I and 2
small enough to be removed
stage 3
involvement of structure unable to be surgically removed wihtout distant mets
stage 4
structures unable to be surgically removed and with distant mets