Lung Cancer patho Flashcards

1
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main mesenchymal benign neoplasm

A

hamartoma

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2
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main epithelial benign neoplasm

A

squamous papillomatosis

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3
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what type of tumor is pleomorphic adenoma

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epithelial, like salivary glands

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4
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epi hamartoma

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adolescence and adulthood, no newborns

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5
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gross patho of hamartoma

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solitary, lobulated, cartilagenous

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6
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micro patho of hamartoma

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normal mature mesenchymal tissue in excess/disarray- chaotic cartilage

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7
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radiology of pulm hamartoma

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solidary nodule, can have popcorn calcification

tends to be peripheral

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8
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main cause of squamous cell

A

smoking!

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9
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secretion of squamous cell

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PTH like hormone, causes hypercalcemia

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10
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location of squamous cell

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bronchi, then larynx,then trachea

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11
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patho of sqamous cell

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can have desmosomes (intercellular bridges) and /or keratin (pearls)

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12
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radiology of sqamous cell

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more central than peripheral, can be spiculated or cavitating

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13
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gross patho of sqamous

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central spiculated or fungated mass w/i bronchus

could also be cavitating

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14
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radiology of adeno

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more peripheral than central nodules

ground glass opactiy

can be bilateral, esp mucinous

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15
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differentiate adeno in situ (ACIS) and invasive adeno by size

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ACIS- less than 3 cm, all lepidic

invasive- over 3cm lepidic or over 0.5 cm invasive

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16
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describe some possiblities of ACIS morphology

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lepidic growth

mucinous or non

unifocal or multi

17
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what marks the transition of ACIS to invasive adeno

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crossing the basement membrane, large interstital infiltration and widening

18
Q

how can large cell carcinoma be distinguished

A

cDNA microarrays

19
Q

some definite good and bad NSCLC prognostics

A

stage, performance status, weight loss

NOT age, histology

20
Q

describe the patho cells of small cell

A

malignant neuroendocrine

no nucleoli (seen in NSCLC), high mitotic activity and necrosis, nuclear molding

also lots of pink necrosis

21
Q

describe growth pattern of mesothelioma

A

malignant, deeply invasive

epithelial, spindle, or biphasic

22
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radiology of mesothelioma

A

diffuse plerual involement, maybe effusion w/ loss of CP angle

thickened pleura

23
Q

what to think w/ multiple nodules

A

mets! ACIS also possible

mets is most common malignancy of lung