Renal Tumors Flashcards

1
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Size of adenomas for it to be considered malignant potential

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More than 3cm

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2
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Benign tumors found through manifestation and not by accident

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Oncocytoma
Renal papillary. Adenoma
Angiomyolipoma

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3
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Malignant tumors

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Renal cell ca - Adenocarcinoma
Wilma tumor
Urothelilal tumor (transitional cell tumor ) of calices and pelvis

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4
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Cells with renal cell ca

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Renal tubular epithelium

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5
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People affected by renal cell ca

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Adult 90%

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6
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More male or female in renal cell ca

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Male 3:1

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7
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Risk factors renal cell ca

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Smoking
Von hipped Lindau syndrome
Acquired cystic disease in long term dialysis
ADPKD

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8
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Clinical manifestation renal cell ca

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Hematuria 
Abdominal mass
Loin pain 
Fever
Weight loss
PUO
Anemia 
High renin 
High ca 
Bone metastasis 
Paranoeplastic syndrome 
Parathormone 
Vit d like substances 
Cushing syndrome 
Glucagon 
Polycythemia 
Gonadotrophine 
Gynecomastia
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9
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Macro renal cell ca

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Spherical lobulated expansile masss
Infiltrating growth 
Compresses kidneys 
Hemorrhagic surface 
Necrosis 
Cyst 
May get into renal vein
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10
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Micro type of renal cell ca

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Clear cell non papillary ca

Papillary ca

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11
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Clear cell non papillary ca renal cell ca characteristics

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70-80%
Clear cells due to lipid and glycogen or Granular cell mitochondria
Ch3p deletion VHL

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12
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Papillary ca in renal cell ca characteristics

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No ch3p deletion

Trisomies 7, 16, 17, loss of y

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13
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Micro chromophobe renal carcinoma or renal oncocytoma

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Well differentiated RCC
Packets of large pale eosinophils
Halo around nucleus

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14
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Prognosis of chromophobe renal carcinoma

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Good

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15
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Treatment chromophobe renal ca

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Néphrectomy

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16
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5 year survival chromophobe renal ca

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4570%

17
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What is Wilms tumor nephroblastoma

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Embryonic tumor from metanephric mesenchyme

18
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Peak age of Wilms tumor

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2 to 4 years old

19
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Gene Involved in Wilms tumor

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WT-1 GENE on chromosome 11

20
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Syndrome associated with Wilms tumor inheritance

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WAGR syndrome - Wilms tumor, Aniridia, Genital abnormalities ,and Retardation syndrome
Beckwith-wiedemann Hemihypertrophy

21
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Clinical manifestation of will tumor

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Abdominal mass 
pain 
anorexia
 weight loss
 constipation 
metastatic disease 
fever 
hematuria 
hypertension
22
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Will tumor is more unilateral or bilateral

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Unilateral 90%

23
Q

Wilms tumor is more on the right or the left kidney

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Left kidney

24
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MacroMorphology of Wilms tumor

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Demarcated 
not encapsulated
 lobular 
gray white 
grow into lymph nodes , renal vein
25
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Micro Wilms tumor

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UnDifferentiated blastema of variable proportions
primitive tubules and glomeruli
spindle cell stroma
aberrant epithelial differentiation (squamous ,basal ,mucinous ) in stroma
mesenchymal striated muscle ,cartilage ,bone, fats
anaplastic

26
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Wilms tumor with bad prognosis characteristics

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Poor If anaplastic changes ,capsular invasion ,rupture at surgery ,extra renal vein invasion ,tumor implants, lymph nodes involvement ,distant metastasis, bilaterality , large size , high musing production

27
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In which case Wilms tumor has good prognosis

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Children under two years
old extensive tubular differentiation
massive skeletal muscle differentiation

28
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Wilms tumor treatment

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Nephrectomy

chemotherapy

29
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Five-year survival percentage in Wilms tumor

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90%

30
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What are urothelial tumors

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Benign transitional cell papillomas to malignant transitional cell carcinoma’s

31
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Is it easy to differentiates benign urothelial tumor from the well differentiated one

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Difficult

32
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Main organ involved in urothelial tumors

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Bladder at 90%

Renal at 5%

33
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Risk factors of urothelial tumors

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Chemical implicated ( aniline dyes arylamines 2-naphthylamine, chlorinated hydrocarbons )

cigarette smoking

AnelGesic abuse 
phenacetin 
pelvic irritation 
Long term chemotherapy - cyclophosphamide hemorrhagic cystitis
schistosoma hematobium
34
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Type of carcinoma caused by schistosome

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Squamous ca 70%

TCC 30%

35
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Clinical manifestation of urothelial tumors

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Painless
Hematuria 
Obstruction  of pelvis 
Pain hydronephronsis 
Ureter obstruction pain 
Bladder frequency 
Dysuria
36
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Macro urothelial tumors

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Papillary

Nodular Or flat infiltrative

37
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Micro urothelilal tumors

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Grading papillomas

38
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Grading of urothelial tumors

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Grade I- low malignant potential (Papillary urothelial neoplasm of low malignant potential)
Grade II - low grade tumor
Grade III - high grade

39
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Prognosis urothelial tumor s

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Depends on grade

Better when presence of blood group A, B, H