retinoblastoma Flashcards

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Secondary malignancies seen in heritable Rb

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Top 3: osteo, STS, melanoma

Rads field: osteo, fibrous histioma, leiomyosarcoma, angiosarcoma, RMS, PNET, meningioma, glioma

Non-rads: Osteo, RCC, Ewings, Medullo, melanoma, Hodgkin’s

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Which mutations are seen in Rb

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99% Rb1

1% Myc-N - unilateral

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Presenting symptoms of Rb

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Leukocoria
strabismus
nystagmus
buphthalmos
glaucoma
periorbital cellulitis
proptosis
mets
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Diagnostic w/u

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EUA
U/S of eye
MRI orbits + brain 
Bone scan/BM/CSF only if high risk histology or extra-ocular Rb
Genetic consult
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5
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Differential diagnosis

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Congenital cataracts
Coat's
Persistent fetal vasculature
retinitis - toxo
medulloepithelioma (tumor of ciliary pigment)
astrocytic hamartoma
choroidal osteoma
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Describe classification of eye

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A - small <3mm and away from foveola and optic disc

B - all remaining tumors confined to retina

C- local subretinal or vitreous seeding

D - diffuse seeding

E - more than 2/3 globe filled with tumor

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7
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Describe staging system

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0 - Not enucleated.

1 - Enucleated. CR

2- Enucleated. Microscopic residula

3 - Regional extension (orbital disease or pre-auricular/cervical LN)

4 - Mets (hematogenous, CNS)

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Chemotherapy options

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Systemic:
- VCR/Carbo/Etop x 6 cycles (can drop Etop for grp B)

Intra-arterial:

  • Melphalan
  • Carbo, melphalan
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9
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Focal therapy options

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Cryotherapy
Thermotherapy
Photocoagulation
Brachytherapy

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Definition of high risk histology (post enucleation)

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  • massive choroidal replacement
  • ciliary body infiltration
  • iris infiltration
  • sclearal invasion
  • ant. chamber seeding
  • post-laminar involvement (lamina cribrosa)
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What are the metastatic sites for Rb

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Bone
BM
Liver
CNS

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12
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Which Rb patients should be screened for germline Rb mutations?

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Everyone!

- 15% unilaterals have germline Rb mutation

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What screening for offspring/sibs

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HR: EUA Q4wk x 12 m, then Q8w, Q12w, Q6m

LR: EUA Q3-4m then Q6m

HR:

  • Known Rb1 mutation in child,
  • Positive FHx
  • Sibling/offspring of survivor with BL Rb or UL with known Rb1 mutation.
  • 90% penetrance for Rb+
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14
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What is the ocular salvage rate for unilateral and bilateral RB

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Unilateral: 75%

Bilateral: 65-75%

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15
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Which syndrome is associated with Rb

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13q deletion syndrome: microcephaly, dysmorphisms, mental retardation

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16
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Risk of secondary malignancy in retinoblastoma

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36-40% if Rb1 germline & radiation

15-20% if Rb1 germline

5% if no Rb1 germline