GASTRIC Flashcards

1
Q

Unresectable gastric cancer

A

N3

or

invasion or encasement of major vessels (excluding splenics )

or

mets

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2
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Treatment of unresectable gastrci cancer

A

chemoXRT

5 fu

consider palliative 
gastrectomy, 
gastrojej, 
or 
GT/JT
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3
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stages of gastric cancer

A
mucosa = T1a,
submucosa = T1b - 

muscularis propria = T2 (NEO ADJ)

subserosa = T3,

serosa = T4a, invades adjacent organs = T4b)

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4
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Treatment of >= T2 gastric cancer

A

musulcaris propria

neoadj

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5
Q

D1

A

Nodes from:

“perigastric”
peripyloirc

greater and lesser omentum

including R and L cardiac,

D1 lymphadenectomy refers to a limited dissection of only the perigastric lymph nodes.

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6
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D2

and D3

A

Now improved survival (uptodate) Dutch study 2015:

A pancreas and spleen-preserving (unless direct extension)

●D2 lymphadenectomy is an extended lymph node dissection, entailing removal of nodes along the

D2 = basically celiac trunc extention..

hepatic a, 
left gastric a, 
celiac a,  
splenic arteries a, 
as well as those in the splenic hilum 
--

D3:

D3 dissection is a superextended lymphadenectomy. The term has been used by some to describe a D2 lymphadenectomy plus the removal of nodes within the porta hepatis and periaortic regions (stations 1 to 16), while others use the term to denote a D2 lymphadenectomy plus periaortic nodal dissection (PAND) alone [46]. Most Western surgeons classify disease in these regions as distant metastases and do not routinely remove nodes in these areas during a potentially curative gastrectomy. (uptodate)

there is no evidence that a D3 (paraaortic lymphadenectomy) confers a survival benefit over D2 dissection, and it is associated with greater perioperative mortality. We recommend that a D3 dissection not be considered for surgical treatment of gastric cancer (Grade 1A). (See ‘D2 versus D3 dissection’ above.)

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7
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Gastric neo adj chemo

A

MAGIC trial

5 Fu (because everyone gets 5 Fu)

Cisplatin -
“Stomach is like a big cist - that is platinum plated “

cisplatin

fluorouracil

epirubicin

Three preoperative and three postoperative cycles of

-uptodate

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8
Q

Gastric adjuvant recs

A

chemoRADIATION

N1 disease (T1N1 stage IB)
Same as colon and Melanoma)

T3N0 (stage IIA) - same concept as colon

T2N0 can consider based

disease, either observation or adjuvant treatment is acceptable, and the decision can be based upon individualized patient (such as age, performance status, and motivation for treatment) and disease risk factor (eg, histologic grade or the presence of lymphovascular or perineural invasion) considerations. (See ‘Patient selection’ above.)

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9
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gastric nodal staging

A

N1 Metastasis in 1-2 regional lymph nodes

N2 Metastasis in 3-6 regional lymph nodes

N3 Metastasis in seven or more regional lymph nodes

*N3 NOT RESCTABLE

N3a Metastasis in 7-15 regional lymph nodes
N3b Metastasis in 16 or more regional lymph nodes

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10
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early dumping syndrome

A

liquids vs solids

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11
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late dumping

A

sx:
over shoot insulin - so hypoglycemic symptoms

Treatment:
High-protein
Snacks for symptoms

Medication:
Acarbos

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12
Q

Watermelon stomach

A

ANTRUM
Dilated vasculature

Can do antrectomy and vagotomy

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13
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Describe vagotomy

A
  • Cut the L triangular ligament of liver to retract it out of way
  • Expose the esophageal hiatus by incising the peritoneum at the hiatus (be careful of L inferior phrenic vessels here)
  • Mobilize the esophagus, encircling it with a Penrose drain
  • Anterior vagal trunk taken first, by first mobilizing 2cm of it, the clipping and cutting; excise small portion of the nerve too
  • If can’t feel the posterior trunk behind the esophagus, search the posterior tissue between the esophagus and aorta
  • Submit the vagal fibers for frozen section confirmation
  • Search for any other major fibers and divide these too
  • Do pyloroplasty
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14
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Confirmation of clearance H. pylori

A

urea breath test

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15
Q

Treatment of H. pylori

A

Clarithromycin
Metronidazole
PPI

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16
Q

Carcinoid tumor lab tests

A

promagranin A

5 HIAA

17
Q

Pre-treatment for carcinoid tumor

A

Octreotide preop

18
Q

What artery is kept when using the stomach for conduit in esophageal cancer

A

RIGHT gastroepiploic (right GDA - right gastric)

Sacrifice:
Left gastric
Left gastroepiploic
Short gastric’s

19
Q

Where do you biopsy for H pylori

A

In the antrum

Even if this is duodenal disease!

20
Q

Treatment of H. pylori

A

Clarithromycin
Flagyl
PPI

can also use amoxicillin

21
Q

Chemotherapy agents for GIST

A

Glevac five years

ALSO can give

Sunitinib:

(also used for dvanced renal cell cancer
Advanced pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors)

22
Q

Treatment of gastric cancer discovered on wedge resection for ulcer

A

Total gastrectomy