Renal Tumors Flashcards

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What are the charicteristics of Angiomyolipomas(AML)?

A

Benign solid renal tumor
BV, SM, ADIPOSE
Tuberous Sclerosis

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What is Tuberous Sclerosis?

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AD dis w/ epilepsy, mental retardation, adenoma sbaceum

Multi organ hamartoma

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What is the Presentation of Angiomyolipoma?

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Incidental finding

Spon Bleeding

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What is the Tx of Angiomyolipoma?

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Obs for 4cm?
Embolization
Part or radical nephroectomy

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What is an oncocytoma?

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Benign tumor from distal tubles
Cannot be diff from RCC
Biopsy indeterminate
Tx as if malignant.

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What is the etiology of RCC?

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Arise from Proximal Convoluded Tubule (Clear Cell and Pap types)

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What are the charicteristics of Von Hippel Lindau Dis?

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AD char by devt of RCC, pheo, Retinal Angiomas, hemangioblastoma
Mutation of VHL tumor supressor Gene at Chromosome 3p 25-26

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What is the presentaion of RCC?

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50% found incidentally
Can only palpate mass in advanced disease
Paraneoplastic Syndromes

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What are the paraneoplastic syndromes associated with RCC?

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Hypercalcemia
HTN
Polycythemia
Nonmetastatic liver dysfunction
Normalizes with removal of 1^ tumor
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What are the RCC tumor subtypes?

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Conventional/Clear-VHL
Papillary- c-met oncogene
Chromophobe-distal tubules
-Birt-Hogg-Dube
Collecting Duct
Medullary-Sickle cell trait
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How is RCC diagnosed?

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CT urogram with and without contrast

MRI can eval for Renal vein/IVC involvement

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12
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What are the indications for renal biopsy?

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Prior to active surveillance or tumor ablation
Indeterminite lesion
Rule out mets renal tumor
Primary tumor diagnosis
Little role if CA confined to organ
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13
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What is included in Eval for Mets disease?

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Review of Abdom andPelvic CT findings
CXR
LFT
Bone scan reserved for Pts w/ elv serum Alk Phos or bone pain
Chest CT for Pt with pulm symptoms or abn chest radiograph

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Where is the most common site of Mets Kidney disease?

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Retroperitoneal LN

Lung, liver, bone, brain

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What is the Tx for Localized RCC?

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Active surviellance
Radical Nephrectomy
Partial Nephrectomy/neph sparing
Thermal ablation- Cryoablation, Radiofreq ablation

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What is included in Radical Nephrectomy?

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Remove Kidney including Gerota’s fascia, regional LN and Adrenal Gland

17
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What is Hyperfiltration injury?

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Inc BF to remaining renal tissue to restore filt capacity
Leads to renal injury and Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis
Proteinuria

18
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What is Thermal/radiofreq/ Cryoablation?

A

Deliver lethal tx to cancer cells leaving no viable cancer cells

19
Q

What is the Tx of Metastatic RCC?

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Resistant to Radiation and Chemo
Interleukin2, Interferon***
-Very toxic but only one shown to induce remission
Antoangiogenic Agents

20
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What is the Tx of Tumors of Renal pelvis and Ureter?

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Radical Nephroureterectomy is gold standard
-Remove kidney, ureter, and bladder cuff
Endoscopic resection or laser Ablation of small, low grade tumors