GI Tumors Flashcards

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What is the usual etiology if a salivary gland mass is discovered?

A

Salivary gland masses are of an infectious etiology the majority of the time.

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Describe the state of stomach carcinoma in children in the U.S.

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It is exceedingly rare in children. Prognosis is poor, and surgery is the only curative method.

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What pancreatic tumors are seen in association with autosomal dominant MEN1 syndrome?

A

Insulinoma and gastrinoma

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How does insulinoma usually present?

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Patients present with hypoglycemia in conjunction with inappropriate insulin and C-peptide levels.

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Which tumor is seen in Zollinger-Ellison syndrome(refractory gastric ulcers)?

A

Gastrinoma

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What is the cancer risk of having familial adenomatous polyposis?

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100% of patients get colon cancer, so colectomy is recommended.

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How often are isolated colonic polyps in children concerning for malignancy?

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They are seldom premalignant.

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Describe the carcinogenic potential of generalized juvenile polyposis.

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This is an autosomal dominant disorder that is precancerous.

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Which two syndromes include adenomatous polyps and therefore pose a cancer risk?

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Gardner syndrome (multiple intestinal polyps and tumors of the mandible and soft tissue/bone) and Turcot syndrome (primary brain tumor - medulloblastoma and multiple colorectal polyposis)

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