Oncology Flashcards

1
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Types of germ cell tumors

A

Germinoma - sensitive to radiation and chemo

Non-germinomatous:
Teratoma
Yolk-sac tumor
Embryonal carcinoma
Choriocarcinoma
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2
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Germ cell tumor markers

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CSF alpha fetoprotein, beta HCG, CEA

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3
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CNS lymphoma patient population

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primarily immunocompromized

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4
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CNS lymphoma path

A

tightly packed B&T cells

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5
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CNS lymphoma imaging

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diffusely enhancing, can cross CC

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6
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CNS lymphoma tx

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high dose methotrexate

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MPNST (Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumor) patient population

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50% in NF1, mutation of plexiform neurofibroma

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MPNST (Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumor) primary site

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sciatic nerve

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9
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Craniopharyngioma origin

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from remnants rathke’s cleft

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10
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Craniopharyngioma 2 types

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Adamantinous - cystic, “motor oil” fluid

Squamous papillary - solid

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Craniopharyngioma path

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mixture of cell types in picture, looks like skin
“pickt fence” line of cells
“wet keratin” clumps of pink keratin

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Medulloblastoma Grade, location, age

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Grade 4
Cerebellar, often vermis
primarily kids (most common malignant brain tumor of childhood)

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13
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Medulloblastoma path

A

dense round blue cells

neuroblastic rosettes

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14
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Medulloblastoma imaging

A

heterogeneous enhancement

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15
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Ependymoma location

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intracranial or spinal

primarily posterior fossa

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Ependymoma path

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perivascular pseudorosettes
Ependymal rosettes
GFAP+

17
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Ependymoma imaging

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relatively circumscribed +/- cystic

heterogeneous enhancement

18
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Oligodendroglioma Path

A

uniform round nuclei with perinuclear halo

“fried egg”

19
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Oligodendroglioma imaging

A

calcifications

20
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Oligodendroglioma favorable mutation

A

1p19q

21
Q

Glioblastoma path

A

endothelial prolifateration
pseudopalisading necrosis
Dense pink clusters of cells
GFAP+

22
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Glioblastoma imaging

A

Heterogeneously enhancing

can cross CC

23
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Meningioma grade, location

A

Gr 1

Dural, extraparenchymal

24
Q

Meningioma path

A
Meningothelial "whorls" (or fascicles)
Psammoatous calcifications (like tree rings)
25
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Pilocytic astrocytoma Grade, location

A

Gr 1

primarily posterior fossa, optic nerve in NF1

26
Q

Pilocytic astrocytoma path

A

mix spongy and compact spindle areas
bipolar astrocytes with “hairlike” processes
Rosenthal fibers

27
Q

Pilocytic astrocytoma imaging

A

vividly enhancing
well circumscribed
solid and cystic

28
Q

Cowden syndrome mutation

A

PTEN

29
Q

Cowden syndrome sx

A

Lots of tumors
CNS - dysplastic ganglioglioma of cbl (tiger stripe on imaging)
Other cancers: breast, follicular thyroid, endometrial
Benign tumors: intestinal hamartomas, trichilemmoma skin
macrocephaly

30
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DNET grade, loc, imaging

A

Gr 1
primarily anterior temporal
Bubbly appearing on imaging