MDT Flashcards

1
Q

Name 3 incidences in which imaging can be used to screen for cancer

A
  • Mammography every 4 years from breast cancer
  • Lung CT for lung cancer
  • CT colonography for bowel cancer
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2
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Name 2 ways in which imaging could find cancer incidentally

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  • Lung nodule at top of CT abdomen

- Renal mass on routine abdominal US

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3
Q

Name a pro and a con of x-ray

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Pro= cheap
Con= Low sensitivity
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4
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When is an ultrasound most useful

A

Basic interventional procedures

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5
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Pros of ultrasound

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No radiation
Cheap
Variable

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6
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What are MRIs most useful for

A

Local T and N staging of a tumour

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7
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Cons of MRI

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Expensive
Claustrophobic
Time consuming

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8
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What is the function of bone scintigraphy

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Identifies areas of increased osteoblastic activity

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9
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What is the function of FDG-PET

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Identifies areas of increased metabolic activity

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10
Q

What are the 4 pillars of oncology

A

Medical
Surgical
Radiation oncology
Interventinal oncology

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11
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3 types of interventional oncology

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Biopsies
Venous and enteral access
Palliative stenting

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12
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2 treatments that are a type of interventional oncology

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Intra-arterial embolization

Ablation

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