GU Flashcards

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T2 hypointense ovarian lesions

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endometrioma
Brenner tumor
fibroma
fibrothecoma
cystadenofibroma
Krukenberg tumor
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medullary nephrocalcinosis

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HAMHOP
hyperparathyroidism
(renal tubular) acidosis, type 1
medullary sponge kidney
hypercalcemia/hypercalcuria
oxaluria
(renal) papillary necrosis, preterm
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cortical nephrocalcinosis

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COAGT
cortical necrosis
oxalosis
Alport (X-linked, renal failure, deafness)
(chronic) glomerulonephritis
(chronic) transplant rejection
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intratesticular solid mass

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germ cell tumor (95%)

  • seminoma (50%)
  • non-seminomatous GCT: embryonal, teratoma, yolk sac, choriocarcinoma
  • epidermoid cyst: “onion skin” rings of keratin

sex cord stromal tumor
- Leydig cell, Sertoli cell, granulosa cell, thecoma-fibroma

lymphoma (MC testicular mass >60yo)
mets (prostate, lung, kidney, colon, melanoma)
cystadenoma of rete testis (rare)

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bilateral adrenal masses

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mets (usu do not affect adrenal fcn)
pheochromocytoma (bilateral in 10%; suggests MEN 2A/B, NF1, TS, VHL)
adenomas
hyperplasia: (CAH in children, ACTH/Cushing’s)
adrenal hemorrhage
granulomatous dz (histo/TB)
lymphoma (primary adrenal - rare)

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adrenal calcification

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previous hemorrhage
cystic dz (i.e. hydatid)
chronic TB/histo
calc'n within a tumor (ACC, pheo, neuroblastoma, ganglioneuroma, teratoma)
Addison's (rare)
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solid renal mass - well defined

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renal cell carcinoma
oncocytoma
fat-poor angiomyolipoma
pseudotumor: column of Bertin, persistent fetal lobulation, dromedary hump, aneurysm, AVM

other rare: hemangioma (KTWS, Sturge Weber), leiomyoma, juxtaglomerular cell tumor (young adult w uncontrolled HTN), metanephric adenoma, medullary fibroma, papillary adenoma, sarcoma

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solid renal mass - infiltrative

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urothelial ca
squamous cell ca: calculi, chronic UTI, XGP
infiltrative RCC subtypes: medullary ca (young, sickle cell), collecting duct ca
lymphoma/leukemia
mets: lung, breast, GI, melanoma, contralat kidney
malakoplakia: inflam, recurrent E.coli infx
sarcoma: angiosarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma

other rare: plasmacytoma, extramed hematopo, inflam pseudotum, GPA, Rosai-Dorfman, amyloid
mimic: focal pyelonephritis, infarct, radiation nephritis

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soft tissue rind in perinephric space

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lymphoma
Erdheim Chester (also around aorta)
amyloidosis (+/- calc’n)
retroperitoneal fibrosis (extend from periaortic)
mets (breast)
extramedullary hematopoiesis
Rosai-Dorfman (rare subcapsular infiltr’n)
nephroblastomatosis (infants, d/t persistent nephrogenic rests; risk of malig tranf to Wilms)

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diffuse low signal in renal cortex on MRI

reflects hemosiderin depos’n in renal cortex d/t intravasc hemolysis → low T1 & T2 signal
renal medulla spared

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paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
mechanical hemolysis (prosthetic heart valve)
severe sickle cell dz (hemolysis predom extravasc, but can be intravasc)
renal cortical necrosis (cortical thinning + low signal d/t diffuse Ca2+)

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adult retroperitoneal mass (non-organ based)

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lymphoma: NHL, HL
metastasis: many primaries
soft tissue sarcoma: liposarc, leiomyosarc
neurogenic tumor:
- nerve sheath tumor: schwannoma, neurofibroma, MPNST
- paraganglioma
- sympathetic tumor: ganglioneuroma
germ cell tumor: teratoma

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striated nephrogram

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acute pyelonephritis
acute ureteral obstruction
medullary sponge kidney
acute renal vein thrombosis
radiation nephritis
acutely following renal contusion
hypotension (bilateral)
infantile polycystic kidney (bilateral)
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IVC invasion

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renal cell carcinoma
adrenal cortical carcinoma
adrenal metastases
primary neoplasm: leiomyosarcoma (intravascular)

urothelial carcinoma (rare)
angiomyolipoma (more rare)
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high Bosniak class - malignant or low malignant potential

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  • clear cell RCC
  • papillary RCC
  • unclassified RCC
  • multilocular cystic renal neoplasm of low malignant potential
  • tubulocystic RCC
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high Bosniak class - benign

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  • benign epithelial cyst
  • adult cystic nephroma
  • mixed epithelial and stromal tumour
  • oncocytoma
  • hemangioma
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infiltrative renal mass

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urothelial carcinoma
renal lymphoma (Burkitt)
collecting duct carcinoma
renal medullary carcinoma (sickle cell trait)
mimic: infection
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non-neoplastic retroperitoneal lesions

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common:
- hematoma
- urinoma
- lymphocele
- pseudocyst
rare:
- retroperitoneal fibrosis
- Castleman disease
- IgG4-related disease
- Erdheim-Chester disease
- extramedullary hematopoiesis
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testicular ischemia - causes

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  • torsion
  • vasculitis: polyarteritis nodosa, SLE
  • severe edema from infection (uncontrolled or unresponsive epididymo-orchitis)
  • venous thromboses (e.g. hypercoagulability)
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T2 hypointense renal lesion

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lipid poor AML
hemorrhagic cyst
papillary subtype RCC