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MOD 2 more lectures (dermatopathology and cancer genetics) Flashcards

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Risk factors for skin cancer

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solar dmg (melanoma, basal, squam, and merkel cell carcinoma, angiosarcoma)
viral infection (squam cell)
chemical (squam cell)
genetic (melanoma, basal cell nevus)

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Melanocytic nevi and types

morphology?

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(mole)
junctional: dermo-epidermal junction
compound nevus: dermo-epiderm jxn and dermis
intradermal: melanocyte aggregates in dermis
-morph: spitz (spindle/epith melanocytes), and halo nevi (w chronic inflam)
-blue nevi: dnedritic melanocytic nevi assoc with pigmentation and dermal fibrosis

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Lentigo maligna?

Invasive melanoma?

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Lentigo: melanoma in situ on sun dmgd skin
Invasive: breslows thickness , clarks level, ulceration and invasion in dermis or beyond

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  • seborrheic keratosis
  • actinic keratosis
  • basal cell carcinoma
  • squmaous cell carcinoma
  • keratoacanthoma
  • merkel cell carcinoma
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SK: benign, looks like moles. epid
AK: dysplasia of lower epid above solar, forearms/scalp, precancerous, plaques (UV causes basal layer to disorg), can excise it easily
MALIG:
BCC: malig immature basal cell keratinocytic neoplasm (most common human cancer), flesh or red papules, bluish cells on biopsy bc large nucl, can lose eyes/nose but wont metas, basal cell prolif caused by UV (low grade cancer that rarely metast)
SCC: malig mature keratinocytic neoplasm (scaly ulcerated plaque on head/neck/genitals, irreg dermis nodules (pink keratin pearls), UV light or HPV (genitals)
KA: well diff SCC with crater formation
MCC: primary cutaneous neuroendocrine carcinoma (older person, head and neck, sun dmg)

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Fibriohistiocytic neoplasia

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benign factor XIIIa expressing dermal dendrocytic neoplasm

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Mycosis fungoides

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chronic cutaneous CD4 T-cell lymphoma

  • patch, laque, lympo infiltrate of epid and dermis
  • pautrier mciroabcess, abnormal CD markers, clonal prolif
  • Sezarys syndrome: cut T-cell lymphoma with tumor cell sin blod with erythema and other sys issues
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Adnexal neoplasia

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ben/mal

pilomatricoma: diff of hair follics, sebaceous hyperplasia and tumors etc
- eccrine (hidrademona aka sweat gland tumor) etc

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Vascular neoplasia

  • hemangioma
  • angiosarcoma
  • kaposi’s sarcoma
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  • hemang: benign
  • angiosarc: malig, high grade neoplasms with diff in sun dmg skin, head and neck, older ppl
  • kaposi: low grade malig vasc spindle cell neoplasm (herpes virus 8 transformation aka HHV8)
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Skin layers

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Epidermis (5 layers CLGSB)
Dermis
Subcutaneous tissue (mostly fat)

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4 main keratinocytic neoplasms?

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SK
AK
BCC
SCC

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congenital vs acquired nevus

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congenital usu benign

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How to estimate melanoma vol? rank

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Breslows thickness for vol

Clarks levels

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What does merkel cell carcinoma look like on slides and what is it assoc with

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dense core neuroendocrine granules on EM

assoc with sun dmged skin and polyomavirus

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Adenxal neoplasms (3)

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tumors of skin appendages
Cylindroma
Pilomatricoma
Sebaceous adenoma

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Hematopoeitic neoplasms (2)

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  • Mycosis fungoides: hemo neoplasm, older patients, clocnal prolif, of lymphocytes in upper epidermis, forms patch then plaque then tumor
  • Sezary’s syndrome: cut t cell lympoma, erythrema can evolve into leukemia
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Dermatofibroma

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A type of stromal neoplasm, fibrous histiocytoma–benign dermal dnedrocyte neoplasm (firm solitary nodules, squeezing forms dimple, firbroblast prolif, common in legs of females eg induced by razor)

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3 vascular neoplasms

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Hemangioma (benign, bv’s dilate)
Angiosarcoma (UV dmg, blood vessel prolif in head and neck of elderly)
Kaposi sarcoma (vasc spindle neoplasm from HHSV-8) dont know if ben/mal (common if low CD4 count), small red purple lesions

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TABLE:

Actinic keratosis

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  • from UV, epidermis basal layer, keratinocytes partially transformed
  • scaly lesion, may be red, common on forearms and scalp
  • histo: dysplasia of lower epidermis
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Basal cell carcinoma

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  • mal immature basla keratin neoplasm, most common, cuased by UV
  • red papule, pearl like, may be pigmented, assoc with upper lip, stem cell like prolif nests
  • rarely metast, destruction to surr tissue
  • slides: blueish, bc high nucl:cyto ratio
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Squamous cell carcinoma

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malig mature keratin neo, tumor modules in derms, lower lip, invasive, irreg cells, prom nuclei, irreg mitosis

  • aggro, lethal, not just in skin
  • slides: cells look like upper layers of epidermis
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Keratoacanthoma

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  • skin tumor, unlikely to metas, caused by uv
  • dome shaped symm, surr by inflamed skin, keratin scales
  • fast growing, necrosis and healing w scarring
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Seborrheic keratosis

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  • benign epid neoplasm >30, may be pigmented, inflam, thickening of epid, senile warts
  • slides: porlif of keratinocytes with cystic formation
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Melanoma types (3)
And clinical course/px?
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melanoma in situ
invasive
nodular
-biopsy the lesion, use melan-a stain to det if cause of lesion is melanoma, deeper ulcer means worse px, measure depth from gran layer ot base ot det invasion and px

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melanoma in situ

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confined to epid, no metas, no lymph

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invasive melanoma appearance

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dermis or beyond, melanocytes with prom mitoses, necrosis, shotgun pattern, cells have diff shapes

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nodular melanoma appearance

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cells create nodule in dermis, usus invasive, rec when it becomes a bump, varies in color

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Merkel cell carcinoma

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  • cut neuroendo carcionma, dnese granules, older ppl head and neck, sun dmg, blue cell tumor, hard to treat
  • slides: stem cell prolif, primitive blue cells with high N;C ratio
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Acanthosis nigricans

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  • velvety hyperppigmentation in skin in body folds, ben or mal, assoc with obesity or endocrine issues
  • slides: hyperkeratosis church spire appearance
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Fibrous histiocytoma

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dermatofibroma, benign factor XIIIa expressing dermal dendrocytic neoplasm, legs of females due to razor, dense fibrous tissues

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epidermal cysts

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benign cyst on skin, result of implantation of epid into dermis
-slides: thin layer of squamous epith

31
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Junctional nevus
Compound nevus
Intradermal nevus

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  • jxnl: melanocyte agg at dermo-epid jxn, flat w smooth border, nest, no mitoses/necroses
  • cpd: melan agg mix of jxnl and intraderm porlif, raised, brown/black beauty mark
  • intraderm: mel agg in dermis, raised, flesh colored
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Pilomatricoma (follicular)
Sebaceous adenoma
Cylindroma (eccrine)

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Pilo: benign neo with pilomatrix diff in hair follic, firm irreg nodules, scalp or anywhere

  • seb ad: benign with seb diff, large nodules in dermis, smooth borders, non aggro, monotonous cells, not many mitoses, yellow-orange, slides have vacuoles with sebum
  • cyclindroma: benign wtih islands of cuboidal cells with thick BM material, histo: nest like cylinders with thick fibrous band around nodules
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Cancer genetics

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ALL are genetic, but only small portion are inherited

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Characteristics of hereditary cancer

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early onset, relatives with the same cancer, bilateral tumors, multiple primary tumors of same cancer type, AD inheritance

35
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Retinoblastoma (Rb)

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most common eye tumor in children
herit and non herit
Rb is a TSG, RB1 gene on chrom 13

36
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Knudson’s two hit model, and tumor’s involved

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can have predisposition, but need second mutation to develop cancer (dominant inheritance, but need recessive gentoype)
Rb, wilm’s, p53, APC

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Why cant you give ionized radiation therapy to patient with de novo heritable form of Rb?

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bc mutation is de novo so patient may be prone to other types of cancers and radiation could cause their onset (eg sarcomas)

38
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genes involved in BC/ovarian cancer

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usu sporadic, but can inv BRCA1 mostly (also BRCA2, and a lil bit p53/ PTEN)

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BRCA1 assoc cancers

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BC, some ovarian, a lil bit of others (pancreatic, prostate)

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BRCA2 assoc cancers

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BC, OC, others (prev, and melanoma, laryng), and male breast cancer

41
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Sx that may indicate BRCA mutation

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multiple early onset cases, ovarian cancer with fam history of either, BC and OC in same person, bilateral, ashkenazi jew, male BC

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TABLE:
Cancer, inheritance, clinical findings, genes, tx

BC

A 
BCRA 1 (and 2??)
tx: mamo, mastectomy, prostate screening in men with mutation
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Wilm’s tumor

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WAGR, 11p13 deletion

tx: serum tumor marker for AFP and ultrasounds of abd as kid

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Hereditary melanoma

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relatives affected, seen w pancreatic cancer, CDKN2A, CDK4, screen by age 10

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Ataxia Telengiectasia

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AR, clumsy gait, weird eye vessels, genes ATM 7:24 transloc, screen both carrier women and partners, preven BC/pancr cancer

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Li Fraumeni syndrome

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Diff cancers, TP53, same prevention methods as prevs

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Cowden syndrome

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Thyroid tumors, mucocutaneous stimata, cobblestone appearance around lips and nose, PTEN, same methods (with endometr biopsies)

48
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Multiple endocrine neoplasia type 2

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Tall, medullary thyroid carcinoma, neuromas of tongue and eyelids, RET, tx by removing thyroid gland

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Von Hippel-Lindau syndrome

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AD, hemangioblastomas, pancreatic cysts, neuroendocirne tumors, renal carcinoma, bilateral
VHL gene

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Peutz-Jeghers

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AD, intestinal polyps and hyperpigmented macules, STK11 mutation

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Basal cell nevus syndrome

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AD, jaw cysts, basal cell carcinomas thru skin, kids, calcification of falx cerebri (PTCH, SUFU)

52
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Which involves thryoid tumors?

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cowden syndrome

53
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Which involves intestinal polyps and hyperpig macules

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Peutz-jeghers sydnrome

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Which involves calicfication of falx cerebri?

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Basal cell nevus syndrome

55
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Tx or preventative methods for ovarian cancer

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salpingo-oophorectomy to elim (can still cause peritoneal)
PARP (poly ALD ribose polymerase) last resort if chemo isnt working
lifestyle
prophylatic surgery (remove all breast tissue eg mastectomy), mammo/MRI

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FAP
what cancer risk
genes
tx

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Familial Adenomatous Polyposis
risk for colorectal cancers, colonic polyps in teens (min 100), prophylatic colectomy (found on APC gene chrom 5, de novo, AD)

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Lynch syndrome or HNPCC

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hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer
AD
-microsatellite instability: HNPCC related genes are in DNA mismatch repair, instability,
-IHC: look for MMR genes to see which gene is mtuated
(use tests together)
-colorectal cancer (do colonoscopy), endometrial cancer (do transvag ultrasound)

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