Neoplasms II Flashcards

1
Q

symptoms of neoplasm assoc with what?

A

depends on tumor location and tempo not type

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2
Q

kids develop ~2/3 of tumor where?

A

infratentorial space vs. adults = supratentorial

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3
Q

do brain tumors metastasize

A

never but damage local and destructive

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4
Q

Major players in cell cycle inhib implicated in tumors

A
p53 (regulates p21 = CDK inhibitor)
p26
PTEN
MDM2 (regul p53)
RB
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5
Q

major players in cell cycle in apoptosis mutated in cancer

A

p53

BEI

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6
Q

NF-1 assoc with what cancer

NF-2 what cancers

A

optic chiasm

meningiomas and acoustic meningiomas (CN8)

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7
Q

examples of grade 1 tumors

A

1) pilocytic astrocytoma
2) ganglioma
3) choroid plexus papilloma
4) meningioma

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8
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examples of grade 2 tumors

A

1) diffuse astrocytoma
2) oligodendroglioma
3) mixed oligoastrocytoma
4) ependymoma

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9
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example of grade 3 tumors

A

1) anaplastic astrocytoma
2) anaplastic oligodendroglioma
3) anaplastic mixed oligoastrocytoma
4) anaplastic ependymoma

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10
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example of grade 4 tumors

A

1) GBM
2) medulloblastoma
3) other metastasses

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11
Q

posterior fossa tumors more common in what age?

A

children

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12
Q

pilocytic astrocytoma genetics

A

BRAF:KIAA fusion often found in cerebellum

–> favorable feature in slow growing tumors

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13
Q

where is diffuse astrocytoma typically located

age?

A

cerebral hemispheres, rarely posterior fossa or occurs in all areas that pilocytic not

30’s-40’s

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14
Q

genetics of diffuse astrocytomas

A

IDH1 mutation + no LOH 1p/19q + p53/ATRX

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15
Q

astrocyte + oligodendroglioma share what feature

A

both turn on migratory capacity

turn on proteins again from embryology —> so cells keep moving just like originally in germinal matrix

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16
Q

1p and 19q codeletions are __

assoc with differentiating btwn

A

established genetic marker of oligodendroglial tumors

prognosis = better survival

differentiating anaplastic oligodendroglioma from anaplastic small cell astrocytoma

17
Q

difference btwn primary and secondary gbm

1) occur from
2) age
3) duration of sx
4) IDH-1 positive
5) radiographically

A

1) de-novo vs lower grade glioma
2) older vs younger
3) short vs long
4) few vs many
5) indistinguishable

18
Q

IDH1 mutation rare in ___

absent in ___

A

primary GBM

absent in pilocytic astrocytoma

19
Q

where are ependymomas typically found in adults vs children

A

adults = spinal cord

children = 4th ventricle

20
Q

meningioma if penetrate dura

if penetrate bone what happens

A

dura = occlude venous sinuses

bone = hyperosteosis