Renal Cancer Flashcards

1
Q

Common malignant tumors of kidney

A

Renal cell carcinoma
Wilma tumor

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2
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Nephroblastoma is other name of

A

Wilm’s tumor

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3
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Most common type of renal cancer

A

Clear cell cancer

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4
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Cell of origin of clear cell carcinoma

A

Pct epithelial cells

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5
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Cell of origin of papillary carcinoma

A

DCT epithelial cells

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6
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Cells of origin of chromophobe renal carcinoma

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Intercalated cells of renal collecting ducts

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7
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Cells of origin of collecting duct carcinoma

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Medullary collecting duct

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8
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Renal cell carcinoma affects poles of kidney, mostly which pole

A

Upper pole

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9
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Gross appearance of RCC

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Bosselated and may distort the renal outline

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10
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Cut surface of RCC

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Solid
Yellow / gray / white
Areas of haemorrhage
Cystic change
well circumscribed

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11
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Why cut surface of RCC appear yellow

A

Due to high lipid content

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12
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Characteristic invading feature of RCC

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Invade renal vein
Can grow as a continuous cord in the inferior vena cava and extend into right atrium

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13
Q

Which RCC has psammoma bodies

A

Papillary tumors

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14
Q

Which cancer is also known as Bellini duct cancer

A

Collecting duct carcinoma

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15
Q

Microscopy of clear cell carcinoma

A

Non papillary
Clear cells - due to glycogen, lipids
Nucleus is centrally located and small
Stroma has branching vasculature

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16
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Microscopy of papillary tumors

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Cuboidal or lour columnar tomor cells arranged in papillary formation
Foam cells common
Psammama bodies seen
Stroma consist of high vasculature

17
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Microscopy of chrome ophobe renal carcinoma

A

Granular cells arranged in solid sheets
Perinuclear halo

18
Q

Microscopy of collecting duct carcinoma

A

Nests of malignant cells
Prominent fibrotic stroma
Atypical epithelium with a hobnail pattern

19
Q

Chromosomal peculiarity in chromophobe cancer

A

Hypo diploidy due to multiple loss of chromosomes

20
Q

Clinical features of RCC

A

Costoverfebral / flank pain
Palpable abdominal mass
Hematuria (most reliable )
Paraneoplastic syndrome

21
Q

Cannon ball pulmonary metastases seen in

A

RCC
Testicular cancer

22
Q

Paraneoplastic syndromes associated with RCC

A

Hyper calcemnia(PTH rp)
Cushing’s syndrome
Hypertension(renin)
Polycythemia (due to erythropoietin)
Hepatic dysfunction (increase in bilirubin,ALP)

23
Q

Von hippel Linda u syndrome

A

Autosomal dominant cancer syndrome

Characters
1. Cerebellar Hemangioblastoma
2. Retinal angiomas
3. Clear cell RCC
4. Pheochromocytoma
5. Cysts in various organs

24
Q

Britt Hogg Dube syndrome

A

Due to BHD gene
Fibrofolliculomas of skin
Lung cysts
Renal tumors

25
Q

Genetic factors of RCC

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VHL syndrome by VHL gene ( clear cell carcinoma)
c MET protooncogene (papillary carcinoma)
Trisomy 7 ( hereditary papillary carcinoma)
Trisomy 7,17,16(sporadic papillary carcinoma)
Britt Hogg Dube syndrome by bhd gene

26
Q

Non genetic risk factors of RCC

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Tobacco
Obesity
Hypertension
Estrogen therapy
Asbestos,heavy metals
Polycystic diseases