Lung Cancer Flashcards

1
Q

What are the RFs of Lung cancer?

A

Genetic (KRAS)

Smoking mc
Radon 2nd mc

Occupational Nickle and asbestosis
Pollution
COPD

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2
Q

Unilateral lesion

A

Stage 1

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3
Q

Unilateral lesion with affection of peribronchial LN

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Stage w

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4
Q

Unilateral lesion with affection of hilar LN on the same side

A

3a

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5
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Unilateral lesion with affection of hilar LN on the other side

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3b

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6
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Bilateral lesion with affection of hilar LN on the both sides

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Grade 4

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7
Q

Histopathological types of lung cancer

A

Small oat cell

Non small
-Large
-Adenocarninoma
-Squamous Carcinoma

Lymphoma sarcoma carcinoid

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8
Q

Mc type of cancer

And a very important note

A

Adeno

Even in non smoker females

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9
Q

Site of adenocarcinoma and conclusion

A

Peripheral

Confirmation through thoracotomy

Leads to
• chest pain
• plural effusion
• Massive hemorrhage non responding
• pulling of mediastinum
• presence of seeds

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10
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Site of squamous and conclusions

A

Usually central

Confirmation through bronchoscopy
Mediastinal syndrome (dyspnea, dysphagia and hoarseness)

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11
Q

Causes of solitary lung nodules

A

TB
Abcess
Hemartoma
Primary lung cancer
Single metasis
Hydatid cyst
Rhoid nodule

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12
Q

Bilateral lung nodule

A

Wegner granulomatosis
Bronchopneumonia
Hillary TB
ILD
Pulmonary edema

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13
Q

What is very characteristic to Squamous carcinoma other than mediastinal syndrome ?

A

Hypercalcemia 2ndry to ptrp

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14
Q

Other than peripheral and central what is the last site ?

A

Apical or pancoast

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15
Q

Describe the C/P of pancoast tumor

A

Usually old age

Thoracic inlet syndrome
-unilateral paresthia
-unilateral limb ischemia
-Horner syndrome (ptosis miosis anhydrosis)?

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16
Q

Describe small cell carcinoma

A

Rapidly dividing
Early metasis
Ccc by paramalignant syndrome (siadh and Cushing)
Sensitive to chemotherapy

17
Q

Describe paraneplastic syndrome of lung cancer

A

Specific:
Ca
Cushing siadh

Non specific

Acanthosis Nigricans
Lambert eaton sydrome
Clubbing
Hypertrophic pulmonary osteoarthopathy

18
Q

What is general C/P of lung cancer

A

Specific to each cancer
TOP male old smoker
General:

Metastasis: other lung, brain, bone and liver
Persistent cough plus or minus hemoptisis

19
Q

Mc benign solitary nodule

A

TB

20
Q

Describe the TTT of bronchogenic carcinoma

A
  1. CXR if larger than 1 cm
  2. CT for TNM (diagnostic)
  3. Biopsy (confirmatory)
  4. PETCT for metasis
21
Q

How do we benefit from neoadjuvant

A

Decrease size
Decrease metastasis

22
Q

What is an adjuvant ?

A

Chemotherapy to eliminate remains and becomes main in stage 3 and 4

23
Q

What are the treatments of stages and 1 and 2

A
  1. Resection
  2. Segmentectomy, lobectomy or pneumoectomy
24
Q

What are the treatment of stages 3 and 4?

A
  1. Surgery, radiation and chemo
  2. Surgery, chemo,targeted and immunotherapy
25
Q

Treatment of small cell carcinoma

A
  1. Surgery, chemo,targeted and immunotherapy