Chest Wall/Pleural tumours Flashcards

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Top 5 Chest Wall Lesions

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  1. Mets
  2. MM
  3. Neural Tumours
  4. Invasive Lung Cancer
  5. Hematoma
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Incomplete border signs suggests

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Extrapulmonary process (either extra or intrathoracic)

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Chest wall masses that are commonly associated with rib destruction

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Adults - mets, myeloma

Kids - Ewing and Neuroblastoma

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4
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Primary malignancies most likely to metastasize to chest wall

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Lung, Breast, Renal

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5
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Mets to pleura

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Lung, GI and GU ca’s

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Latency period for mesothelioma

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~20 years after asbestos exposure

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Features of solitary fibrous tumours

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Pleural based mass, homogeneous enhancement, low uptake on FDG
May be associated with HOA or hypoglycemia

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