Session 11- Cancers and Cysts Flashcards
what is a renal cell carcinoma
presents in the parenchyma of the kidney
what is a Transitional cell carcinoma
from calyx to bladder
where do RCC arise from
tubular epithelium
risk factors for RCC
smoking
dialysis
obesity
how does RCC presengt
haematuria fatigue weight loss fever mass in loin
if advanced varicoele
how do we invetsigate RCC
radiology
-ultrasound or CT scan
endoscopy
-flexible cystoscopy
urine
-cystology
how do we treat a localised RCC
remove small tumours with partial nephrectomy to preserve some renal fucntion
fo large tumours - radial nephrectomy with removal od the associated adrenal gland, perinephric fat, upper ureter and para-aortic lymph node
treatment of metasttic RCC
chemotherapy and radiotherapy
how does a TCC present
haematuria
weight loss
loss of appetite
signs of obstruction
what is the most common site of TCC
BLADDER
what causes bladder TCC
analgesic misuse
exposure to aniline dyes used in the industrial manufacture of dyes, rubber and plastics
smoking
how can we diagnose and treat TCC
transurethral resection of bladder
cystectomy
how do we investigate TCC
cystoscopy and biopsy
risk factors of prostate cancer
age
FHx
ethnicity
what zone doe prostate cancers affect
periperal zone