GI Cancer Flashcards

1
Q

Intestinal type Gastric cancer

A

exophytic/polypoid mass

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2
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Diffuse type Gastric cancer

A

expands/infiltrates stomach wall

signet rings on biopsy
lintis plastica

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3
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Anaemia, mass in RIF, cachexia (wasting)

A

cancer in ascending colon, RHS

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4
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rectal bleeding, change in bowel, colicky pain

A

cancer in LHS

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5
Q

HNPCC

A
right sided
mucinous
cancer aged under 50
autosomal dominant, defect in DNA mismatch repair
no polyps
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6
Q

FAP

A
desmoid tumour
thyroid carcinoma
throughout colon
autosomal dominant, forms polyps
gardener's syndrome
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7
Q

Screening for colorectal cancer

A

Faecal occult blood test

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8
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Investigation for colorectal cancer

A

colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy if under 45 + biopsy

then do barium enema, CT to stage it

XRAY - apple core sign

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9
Q

Tumour marker for colorectal

A

CEA

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10
Q

Gastrinoma

A

G cell
associated with zollinger ellison
inc acid, peptic ulcer

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11
Q

Pancreatic cancer

A

painless jaundice
back pain sometimes
steatorrhea, malaena
charred meat, diabetes, smoking, obesity

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12
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Oral cancer

A

most common on ventral surface, floor of mouth, lateral tongue

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