Pathology - Neoplastic Disorders Flashcards
what karyotypic abnormality is associated with synovial sarcoma?
t(X;18)
what karyotypic abnormality is associated with alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma?
t(2;13)
what karyotypic abnormality is associated with ewing’s sarcoma?
t(11;22)
where are ganglion cysts usually located?
peripherally
near a joint capsule or tendon sheath
commonly around the wrist
what is the pathophysiology behind ganglion cysts?
degenerative changes within connective tissue
are ganglion cysts true cysts?
no - as they have no epithelial lining
describe the histological appearance of ganglion cysts
a space filled with myxoid material
who is most commonly affected by dupuytren’s?
males
aveage age = 60
what causes dupuytren’s?
it is idiopathic
associated with alcohol, DM and anti-convulsants
what is a penile superficial fibromatoses called?
peyronie’s disease
what body parts can be affected by deep fibromatosis?
mesentery
pelvic cavity
what syndrome is associated with deep fibromatosis?
familial adenomatous polyposis
describe the microscopic appearance of lipoma
resembles normal fat
white
nuclei small, at the edge of cells
are rhabdomyomas benign or malignant?
benign
what syndromes can be associated with enchondroma?
ollier’s
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