Neoplasia II Flashcards

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encapsulated

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fibrous capsule around tumor

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compressed

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tumor with well defined cleavage plane

ex/ leiomyoma - smooth m of uterus

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3
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clear margins

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surgical pathologists examine margins of resected tumors to ensure they are devoid of cancer cells

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4
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local invasion vs. expansion

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expansion - has capsule

invasion - invades tissue

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5
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metastasis

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best identifier of malignant tumor

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6
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spread of tumor

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seeding of body cavity
lymphatics
hematogenous

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7
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carcinoma of breast

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often in upper outer quadrants

-to axillary nodes

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8
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lung carcinoma spread

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regional nodes > hilar nodes

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9
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medial breast carcinoma

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internal mammary nodes

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10
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sentinel lymph node

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first lymph node receiving flow from tumor

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11
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drainage of lymph node

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afferent vessel > subcapsular sinus

exits at efferent lymph vessel - hilus

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12
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most lethal route of spreading

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hematogenous

-to bone, liver, brain, lung

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13
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hematogenous dissemination

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overwhelming mechanism of death in cancer

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14
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most frequent sites of hematogenous dissemination

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liver and lungs

  • bc both are sites of venous drainage
  • portal to liver
  • caval to lungs
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15
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thyroid and prostate cancer

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spread to paravertebral plexus

-vertebral metastasis

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16
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renal cell carcinoma spread

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renal vein and inferior vena cava

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17
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hepatocellular carcinoma spread

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portal radicles into veins

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18
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adenocarcinoma of colon spread

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metastasize to liver via portal system

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19
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prostatic carcinoma spread

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bone via vascular plexuses

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20
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small cell carcinoma of lung spread

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adrenals and brain

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21
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lobular carcinoma of breast spread

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CNS/meninges

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22
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prevalence

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total cases in defined population on specified date

23
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incidence

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new cases diagnosed during specified time

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mortality

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number of deaths during a specified time

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causes for change in mortality
change in incidence | change in treatment efficacy
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highest cancer incidence in males and females
male prostate 33% | female breast 31%
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highest cancer death in males and females
lung and bronchus
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cancer in egypt
schistosmiasis - bladder carcinoma
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cancer in japan
gastric carcinoma
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cancer in southeast asia
hepatitis B - hepatocellular carcinoma
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environmental factors
UV radiation (malignant melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma) ionizing radiation (thyroid carcinoma - Chernobyl / leukemia - hiroshima) cigarettes - lung carcinoma helicobacter pylorri - gastric carcinoma ethanol/cirrhosis - hepatocellular carcinoma Hep C virus - hepatocellular carcinoma HPV - carinoma uterine cervix
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helicobacter pylorii
gastric carcinoma
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high grade dysplasia
uterine cervix carcinoma
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atypical endometrial hyperplasia
endometrial adencarcinoma
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dysplastic bronchial mucosa
bronchogenic carcinoma
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leukoplaki of oral cavity / vulva
squamous cell carcinoma
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barrets esophagus
esophageal adenocarcinoma
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cirrhosis
hepatocellular carcinoma
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H. pylorii
gastric cancer
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chronic ulcerative colitis
colorectal adenocarcinoma
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villous and tubular papillae of colon
colon adenocarcinoma
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autosomal dominant inherited cancer
often point mutations
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retinoblastoma gene
RB tumor suppressor gene
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familial adenomatous polyposis gene
APC tumor suppressor gene
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li fraumeni syndrome gene
p53
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MEN-1 and MEN-2 gene
menin transcription factor (1) | RET tyrosine kinase (2)
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hereditary nonpolyposis colon cancer gene
inactivation of DNA mismatch repair gene
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defective DNA repair
often autosomal recessive
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autosomal recessive
xeroderma pigmentosa ataxia-telangiectasia bloom syndrome
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familial cancer
early age of onset tumors arising in two or more close relatives of index case multiple or bilateral tumors
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BRCA1 and 2
breast cancer susceptiblity genes
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p16
gene for familial melanoma
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cytochrome p450
polymorphism - lung cancer in cigarette cancers