Cram Flashcards by Julianna Small | Brainscape

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Benign linked to birth control?

A

Adenoma of liver

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Most common panc tumour?

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Islet cell

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What is tuberous sclerosis?

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Fits and zits

Seizures and skin changes

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Risk of liver adenoma?

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Hemohorrage cause they are large

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Desmoid associated to?

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Surgery/C-section

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Most common abd wall bening?

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Desmoid from connective tissue

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Islet cell bening?

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Malig and benign

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Multi loculated spleen benign?

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Lymphangioma

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Hyperfunctioning tumor of adrenal medulla?

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Pheochromocytoma

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Islet cell benign = functioing?

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Benign = functioning (85%)

Malig = non-func (15%)

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Benign linked to Type 1 GSD / Von giereks

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Liver Adenoma

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Type of tissue of spleen hamartoma?

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Lymph

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Echogenic with comet tail in GB = ?

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Adenomymatosis

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Rare but sim appearance to hemangioma?

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Lipoma

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Sono appearnace of focal nodular hyperplasia?

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Stealth

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Simular appearance to FNH?

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Adenoma

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Most common benign liv?

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Hemangioma

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Who effected by angiomyolipoma?

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Mid age women

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Where is adenomyomatosis seen most?

A

GB fundus or “hourglass” if in middle

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Benign GB adenoma looks same as?

A

Cholesterol polyps (type of cholesterolosis)

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What is myelolipoma?

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Benign adrenal non-functioning from zona fasciulate w/propagation speed artifact

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What us oncocytoma?

A

Male benign kidney tumour >3

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How big are kidney adenomas?

A

<3

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Adenoma liver sulpher colloid?

A

Cold

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Most common type of islet cell?

A

Insulinoma

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Benign renal that mimics RCC?

A

Angiomyolipoma (AML)

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FNH on sulpher colloid?

A

Hot

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Congenital spleen benign?

A

Cavernous hemangiomA

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What is associated with tuberous sclerosis?

A

Angiomyolipoma (AML)

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Cholesterolosis looks like?

A

Strawb seeds in wall

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Pheochromocytoma associated to?

A

HTN/tachy/heart symptoms

- MEN syndrome (Multi endocrine neoplasia)

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What can hyperfunctioning adrenal adenomas cause?

A

Endocrine abnormalities:

Cushings
Conn’s (excess aldosterone)

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What is lipoma of abd wall?

A

Soft, fat

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Most common benign spleen?

A

Cavernous hemangioma

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Benign affected by estrogen?

A

Hemangioma