Malignancies of the Biliary tree Flashcards
Pathognomic features of periampullary villous adenoma on UGI
soap bubble or paint brush sign
gallbadder polyps > what size should not be observed
1cm
criteria for unresectability of hilar cholangiocarcinoma:
- locally advanced involving bilateral hepatic arteries or portal vein
- unilateral vascular involvement with extensive contralateral ductal spread
- involvement of the main portal vein
- involvement up to secondary order biliary radicles
which hilar cholangiocarcinomas should be considered for transplant?
those that are unresectable but have no extrahepatic metastases
CT findings of intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma:
low attentuation mass with minor peripheral enhancement and dilation of bile ducts distal to mass
frozen section findings of gallbladder adenomyoma
atypical cells and cystic spaces
Two most common risk factors for development of cholangiocarcinoma:
primary sclerosing cholangitis and fibropolycystic liver disease (choledochal cysts)
True or false. Approximately 50% of port site metastasis occur at nonextraction ports for gallbladder cancer.
true
True or false. Port site excision decreases port site metastasis for gallbladder cancer.
false