GI cancer Flashcards

1
Q

what are the types of oesophagela cancera

A

adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma

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2
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what is squamous celll carcinoma

A

upper 2/3rd of oesophagus
rapid progression dysphagia
in the squamous epithelium / mucosa

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3
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what are the risk factos of squamous cell carcinoma

A

alcohol, smoking

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4
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what is an adenocarcinomas oesophagus

A

lower 1/3rd of oesophagua
arise in glandular columnar epithelim
stratified squamous to columnar

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5
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what are adenocarcinomas associated with - O

A

plummer vinson syndrome

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6
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what are the risk factors for adenocarcinomas - O

A

reflux eg barrets oesophagus

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7
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what are the types of gastric cancers

A

adenocarcinoma, gastric lymphoma, GIST

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8
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who gets adenocarcinoma - G

A

> 55s

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9
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what are risk factors for adenocarcinoma G

A

pernicious anaemia, H pylori, smoking, diet, lynch syndrome

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10
Q

what are gastric lymphomas derrived from

A

MALT

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11
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what are gastric lymphomas associated iwth

A

b cell proliferation lymphoma

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12
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what are the risk factors for gastric lymphomas

A

h pylori

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13
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what is GIST

A

asymptomatic, spindle like cells on histolog

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14
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what are the benign liver lesions

A

hemangioma, focal nodular hyperplasia, hepatic adenom, simple cyst, hyatid cyst, polystatic liver disease, liver abscess

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15
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what is the most common type of liver malignancy

A

hepatocellular carcinoma

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16
Q

what are the risk factors for HCC

A

alcohol, hep b/c

17
Q

what makers are done for HCC

A

AFP >100

18
Q

what is a cholangiocarcinoma

A

cancer of the biliary tree

19
Q

what markers are done for cholangiocarcinoma

A

increased bilirubin and ALP

20
Q

what investigations are done for HCC and cholangiocarcinoma

A

US then CT/MRI of abdomen and biopsy

21
Q

what are the endocrine pancreatic cancers

A

insulinoma, gluconoma, gastinoma

22
Q

what is the exocrine pancreas cancer

A

pancreatic adenocarcinoma

23
Q

what are the symptoms of pancreatic cancer

A

painless, obstructive jaundice, lymphodenopathy, steathorea

24
Q

what is colorectal cancer

A

malignnatn transformation of colonic polyps

25
Q

what are the genes associated with colorectal caner

A

HNPCC and FAP

26
Q

are mets or primary more common in the small bowel

A

mets

27
Q

what are some primary tumours of the small bowel

A

lymphomas, carcinoid and carcinomas

28
Q

what is carcinoid syndrome

A

secretion of excess serotonin in to blood

29
Q

where do small bowel cancers met to

A

ovaries, colon, stomach

30
Q

where are small bowel carcinoids most commonly founf

A

appendix

31
Q

what do small bowel carcinoids look like

A

small yellow, slow growing tumors

32
Q

how do carcinoids cause carcinoid syndrome

A

due to the release of vasoactive peptides

33
Q

what are the symptoms of carcinoid syndrome

A

flushing + diarrhoea (due to intussception and obstruction) + wheezing

34
Q

what are small bowel carcinoids associated with

A

crohns and coeliac