Lower GI: Flashcards

1
Q

% anal ca presenting with DM?

% with pelvic LN?

A

DM <5%. PA LN+ is M1. usually DM in liver or lung

pelvic LN 30%.

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Anal ca, + R inguinal node and L internal iliac N stage is?

What about R inguinal node and perirectal N?

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N2. inguinal node can either be ipsilat or contralat. dont need iliac involvement for N2 if inguinal +. For second question: N3.
N3 Is inguinal and perirectal
N3 is b/l internal iliac.
N3 is inguinal, perirectal and b/l internal iliac

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what is the anatomic boundary of the anal canal?

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superiorly: puborectalis sling, this is 1-2cm proximal to the dentate line and ends inferiorly at the perianal skin or inferior portion of the internal sphincter muscle.

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What is the 5yr OS of Stage I anal?

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85%

II-IV= 75%, 50%, 5%.

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5
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On Nigro trial what was pCR rate with chemoRT?

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5FU, MMC RT 93% cPR rate.

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RTOG 9811 randomized what in anal ca?

Improvement in what?

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induction 5FU/cis with concurrent 5FU/cis+RT vs RU/MMC+RT.
improvement in colostomy free rate with MMC. 10 vs 19%*. at the cost of bad heme toxicity in MMC. Same 5yr DFS, OS, LRF and DM.

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RTOG 0529 what dose do you need for 3cm anal primary and inguinal node 3.5cm?

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54 Gy to both. T2N2.

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4cm rectal adeno, invasion into muscularis propria and one LN 1.5cm. Stage?

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T2N1.  from lumen: lamina propria, submucosa, muscularis propria, serosa.
T1: submucosa
T2: muscularis propria
T3: pericolorectal tissue
T4a: surface of visceral peritoneum
T4b: adherent to other organs/structures
N1: 1-3 regional nodes. N2: 4-6LN
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9
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German Rectal compared what?
what was the diff in OS?, LR? toxicity? sphincter preserving rates?
pCR?

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preop vs postop chemoRT in rectal, 823pts with cT3-4 or N+ randomized to TME+ adj chemoRT(55.8Gy) and 5FU vs preo chemoRT(50.4Gy)+TME wtih 5FU.
preop chemoRT improved LF 6 vs 13%, in 2012 now 7 vs 10%. Same OS, DFS. 39 vs 19% had sphincter preserving surgery with neoadj chemoRT.
postop chemo RT had higher rates of chronic diarrhea and strictures at the anastomotic site.
pCR rate was 8%

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What study required TME?

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Dutch trial. this randomized preopRT (25Gy in 5) TME or TME alone. better 2yr LC (2 vs 8%). 92% in MRC CR07 got TME. Swedish did not require TME.

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What did the MRC CR07 trial show?

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short course(5x5) preopRT vs surgery with selective postop 5FUchemoRT(45Gy/25fx) with +margin. 92% got TME. 
preop RT showed better 3yr LR 4 vs 11%. better 3yr DFS 77 vs 71%. OS no change.
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Dutch trial showed what for preop RT vs TME alone for toxicity?

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preop RT had higher rates of fecal incontinence, 62% vs 38%. same rates of stoma function, urinary fxn and hospital rates.

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UKCC ACTII for anal cancer randomization?

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RT vs chemoRT. 2x2 randomization. 1) 50.4Gy+5FU/cis, 2) 50.4Gy+5FU/MMC, then randomized to +/- maintenance chemo cis/5FU or nothing. CR, 95%, was the same between MMC and cis. maintenance chemo did not impact OS, RFS nor reversal of colostomy. same outcomes May 2013, updated.

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what did RTOG 8704 show?

What does MMC benefit?

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anal ca randomized to 45-50.5Gy+5FU vs 45-50.4Gy+5FU/MMC.
need MMC, it decreases the colostomy rate and the LC at the cost of increased toxicity. colostomy rate was lower in MMC, 9 vs 22%. LC better 16 vs 34%. CFS was also higher 71 vs 59%. same OS.

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T3N1 rectal adeno received chemoRT then APR. what is the next step in tx?
If she recurrs in 2 mos, waht do you do?

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adj 5FU/LV x 6 mos, FOLFOX or xeloda+/- oxaliplatin.

if recurrence, then try to repeat hyperfx RT or chemoRT, then surgery.

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16
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what must be covered in T4 GI lesions?

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External iliac nodes.
T3 can place the anterior part of the laterals block behind the pubic symphysis. for T4 place the block in front of the pubic symphysis

17
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what age do you start colon ca screen in average risk pts?

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age 50. colonoscopy q 10 yrs or flex sign, dc barian enema or CT colonograph q 5 yrs.

18
Q

for metastatic rectal adeno, mutated KRAS means?

A

poor response to tx wtih cetuximab tx.

cetuximab (antibody for epidermal growth factor receptor) is more effective in wild type KRAS.

19
Q

GITSG 7175 for adj tx in rectal cancer showed?

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4 arm study to determine optimal adj tx. 1)surgery, 2)surgery+40 or 48Gy, 3) surgery +chemo, 4) surgery+chemoRT. chemo was 5FU and MeCCNU. lowest recurrence rate in adj chemoRT 33% vs 55% with surgery alone. There was an OS benefit with chemoRT vs observation, 45 vs 27%

20
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what did MOSAIC trial in adj chemo for resected colon cancer show?

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Stage I/II colon cancer s/p surgery got FOLFOX or 5FU/LV. OS benefit in stage III, not stage II. but improved DFS in all wtih folfox.

21
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after skin cancers, rectal cancer is the __ most common cancer in the US?

A

3rd!

40,000 cases annually, incidence is decreasing due to screening