Neuro, Melanoma, and Sarcoma Flashcards

1
Q

CNS tumors which need LP for staging (4)

A

Primary CNS Lymphoma
Medulloblastoma
CNS Germ Cell Tumors
Ependymoma

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Grade I Gliomas associated Mutations:
Pilocytic Astrocytoma ->
SEGA ->

A

Pilocytic Astrocytoma -> BRAF/KIAA fusion

SEGA ->TSC gene mutations, respond well to MTORi

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3
Q

1p19q codeletion is a hallmark of what type of brain tumor?

Good or bad prognosis?

A

Oligodendrogliomas (grade II) and Anaplastic Oligodendrogliomas (grade III)
GOOD

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4
Q

IDH mutation is usually in what glioma subtype?

Effect on Prognosis?

A
Diffuse Astrocytoma (Grade II)
Anaplastic Astrocytome (Grade III)

GOOD

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5
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Disease defining mutation in diffuse midline dlioma or diffuse infiltrative pontine glioma

A

H3F3A K27M mutation

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6
Q

Best prognosis in GBM

A

MGMT methylated

IDH mutant

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7
Q

GBM treatment in the elderly
How do you give RT?
Do you give TMZ?

A

RT > Palliative care
Hypofractionated RT is equivalent to standard RT
TMZ alone may be alternative for MGMT methylated tumor
Poor PS, MGMT unmethylated-> Hospice

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8
Q

Fried Egg appearing
IDH Mutant with 1p/19q codeletion
Diagnosis?
Treatment?

A

Oligodendroglioma

PCV+RT after surgery

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9
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IDH WT Astrocytoma-> Treatment?

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Surgery -> GBM treatment

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10
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Melanoma thickness separating T1, T2, and T3

A
T1= <1mm thickness
T2= 1-2 mm
T3= 2-4 mm
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11
Q

N1a vs. N1b melanoma staging

What is N1c?

A
N1a= 1 clinically occult node (detected on SLN)
N1b= 1 clinically detected node
N1c= Satellite or in-transit lesion
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12
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Surgical margin needed based on thickness
In Situ ->

< 2 mm ->
> 2 mm ->

A

In Situ-> 0.5 cm
<2 mm-> 1 cm
>2 mm-> 2 cm

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13
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When is SLN needed in melanoma?

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> 1 mm depth (T2)

<1 mm depth but high risk features (ulceration, elevated mitotic rate, signs of regression)

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14
Q

Who needs Complete Lymph Node Dissection in melanoma these days?

A

macroscopic/clinically detected disease in LNs

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15
Q

Who gets adjuvant treatment in Melanoma?

A

Patients Grade III or greater (LN disease >1 mm)

No Ipi/Nivo as adjuvant

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16
Q

When do you see c-KIT mutations in melanoma?

A

Acral or Mucosal Melanoma

Melanoma with chronic sun damage

17
Q

Which triplet is approved in BRAF mutated Melanoma

A

Vemurafinib+Cobinimetinib+Atezo

18
Q

Which sarcoma is associated with chronic Lymphedema

A

Angiosarcoma

19
Q

Most Common Primary bone sarcoma

A

Osteosarcoma

20
Q

Most important PROGNOSTIC factor in osteosarcoma

A

Grade

21
Q

Most important PREDICTIVE factor for Osteosarcoma

A

Response to preop chemotherapy (>90% necrosis)

22
Q

What primary bone tumor has “sunburst appearance” at metaphyseal end of long bone?

A

Conventional osteosarcoma

23
Q

Which osteosarcoma lacks intramedullary involvement and is associated with good prognosis with surgery alone?

A

PAROSTEAL osteosarcoma

24
Q

Which bone sarcoma has onion skin or moth eaten appearance with large soft tissue component?

A

Ewing’s Sarcoma

25
Q

Translocation associated with ewing sarcoma?

A

t(11;22)

26
Q

Which bone sarcoma is chemotherapy sensitive?

A

Ewing’s Sarcoma

27
Q

Which bone sarcoma is chemoresistant?

A

Chondrosarcoma

28
Q

Translocation associated with Inflammatory myofibroblastic tumor?

A

t(2;19)

Can respond to ALKi

29
Q

Translocation associated with Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans?

A

t(17;22)

Can respond to gleevec

30
Q

mutation associated with synovial sarcoma

A

t(x;18)

31
Q

Which STS’s don’t benefit from pazopanib?

A

Liposarcomas

32
Q

Which STSs benefit from trabectedin

A

LIposarcoma and LMS

33
Q

Which STSs benefit from tazemtostat

A

Epithelioid sarcomas

34
Q

Which STSs benefit from eribulin

A

Liposarcomas

35
Q

Which KIT exon mutation has most benefit with standard dose imatinib?

A

Exon 11

36
Q

2nd line for GIST?
3rd Line for GIST?
4th Line for GIST?

A

2nd-> Sutent
3rd-> Regorafenib
4th-> Repretinib

37
Q

Approved for use in GIST with PDGFRalpha exon 18 mutants?

A

Avapritinib

38
Q

Which Gists should get neoadj imatinib (3)

A

> 10 cm
Mitotic rate >10
Tumor Rupture