Pathology of Gastric Diseases Flashcards
what defines epithelial neoplasm
intermediate filaments
autoimmune gastritis
antibody-mediated destruction of parietal cell
assoc w/ pernicious anemia
cancer risk
Menetrier Disease
foveolar hyperplasia
protein losing gastropathy
signet ring cell carcinoma
what is the most important prognostic variable in gastric adenocarcinoma?
depth of invasion: does it penetrate the muscularis propria
sites for distant metastases in gastric carcinoma
Virchow’s node: L supraclavicular
Krukenberg tumor: ovarian metastasis, usually bilateral
staging of Gastrointestinal stromal tumor
depends on size and number of mitoses
TNF staging doesn’t work
types of mucosa in different parts of the stomach
- cardia: mucous secreting epithelium
- fundus/body: oxyntic epithelium (acid proucing)
- pylorus/antrum: mucous secreting
two etiologies of chronic gastritis
- H. pylori: usually in antrum, assoc w/ MALT lymphoma
- Autoimmune gastritis
two types of gastric carcinoma
- intestinal type: arises from dysplasia
- diffuse type: signet ring, leather bottle stomach