Ch. 33 Colorectal Cancer PP Flashcards

1
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most common histology type

A

adenocarcinoma

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2
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2nd most common histologic type

A

mucinous adenocarcinoma

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3
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histologic types with the worst prognosis

A

signet ring cell and squamous cell carcinoma

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4
Q

most common staging system for colorectal cancer

A

TNM

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5
Q

two most important prognostic indicators for survival

A
# of positive nodes
depth of penetration through the bowel wall
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6
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classification according to the level of invasion into bowel wall and absence or presnece of positive nodes

A

Dukes staging

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7
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describe dukes A to C

A

A: not penetrated through bowel wall
B: penetrated through bowel wall, negative nodes
C: positive nodes

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8
Q

colorectal routes of spread

A

direct extension,
lymphatics,
blood, and
peritoneal seeding

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9
Q

most come site of blood borne distant spread

A

liver

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10
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second most common distant spread

A

lung

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11
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two most comes rectal cancer surgeries

A

low anterior resection

abdominoperineal resection

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12
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  • removal of tumor plus a margin and immediately adjacent lyph nodes
  • bowel reanastomsed, no colostomy
A

low anterior resection

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13
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  • Performed if cancer located in lower 1/3 of rectum (distal 5cm)
  • Requires a colostomy
  • Rectum, anus, and draining lymphatics pulled out through perineal opening
  • Requires a reconstruction of the pelvic floor using absorbable mesh, omentum or peritoneum
A

abdominoperineal resection

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14
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OAR when treating the pelvis

A

small bowel

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15
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OAR when treating ascending or descending colon

A

kidney

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