138 Testicular lump and bone pain Flashcards

1
Q

What is the cause of 95% of testicular germ cell tumours?

A

seminomas

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2
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What are the RF for testicular cancer?

(5 listed)

A
  1. cryptorchidism
  2. testicular atrophy
  3. inguinal hernia
  4. hydrocoele
  5. abnormal testicular development
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3
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In which generation is testicular cancer more prevalent?

A

Younger males

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4
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Which geographical areas are more susceptible to get testicular Ca?

A
  • Northern Europe
  • Isreal
  • Maori
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5
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What clinical presentation would be a strong indicator to examine the testes when suspecting testicular Ca?

A

Gyneacomastia

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6
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Which genes are associated with testicular Ca?

A
  • RB
  • p53
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7
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What does CIS of testes look like clinically? What happens with time?

A

Flat lesions –> solid metastatic disease

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8
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Which investigations should be performed when suspecting testicular Ca?

(3 listed)

A
  1. scrotal USS
  2. MRI
  3. Bloods
    • α fetoprotein
    • β hCG
    • LDH
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9
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What are the risks of an orchidectomy?

A
  • infertility
  • hypogonadism
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10
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What is the management of Stage 1 seminoma?

(3 choices listed)

A
  • adjuvant RTx
  • adjuvant chemo –> 2 courses of carboplatin
  • surveillance
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What is the best option for treatment of a non-seminomatous germ cell tumour which doesn’t have vascular invasion?

A

2 cycles of chemo

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12
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What percentage of males will have microscopic prostate disease at 50yrs?

A

30%

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13
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What percentage of men will have microscopic prostate disease at 80yrs?

A

70%

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14
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What is the lifetime risk of developing prostate Ca?

A

30%

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15
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What is the lifetime risk of dying from prostate cancer?

A

3%

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16
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Which gene in the FH would dramatically increase the risk of a man developing prostate Ca?

A

BRCA1 in mother

17
Q

Which protein is used as a tumour marker to detect germ cell tumours but is not produced by seminomas?

A

α- feto protein

18
Q

Which tumour marker is produced by both seminomas and non-seminomas?

19
Q

Which tumours are usually benign?

  • intratesticular
  • extratesticular
A

extratesticular

20
Q

Which race are at higher risk of developing prostate Ca in UK?

A

Black males

21
Q

On which side are varicocoele’s most commonly found?

A
  • left –> left tesicular vein drains into the left renal vein whereas the right drains into the IVC
22
Q

Which lymph nodes are involved in testicular cancer?

A

Para-aortic lymph nodes

23
Q

Which lymph nodes are involved with advanced penile cancer?

A

Inguinal lymph nodes

24
Q

Which chromosome is PSA associated with?

A

Chromosome 19

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When should a PSA not be performed?
During active infection or urinary retention
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When might PSA be falsly elevated?
* Following ejaculation * After cycling * in BPH * prostatitis * UTIs * TRUSS * retention
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What symptoms are usually associated with prostate cancer?
* obstructive voiding symptoms * irritative symptoms e.g. urgency, frequency * haemospermia * impotence
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What is abiaterone used to treat?
Prostate cancer - hormone ablative therapy
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What are docetaxel and carbazzitaxel used to treat?
Chemotherapy for prostate cancer
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Which 2 types of drugs can be used in the treatment of BPH?
* α blockers * 5α-reductase inhibitors
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What are the drugs used to treat cancer, shortened to BEP?
* **B**leomycin * **E**toposide * Cis**p**latin