Skin/Soft Tissue Flashcards

1
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When to consider BRAF testing in melanoma

A

stage III at high risk for recurrence

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2
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1 microscopically positive SLN in melanoma

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MSLT II trial
No ALND necessary. Decreased local recurrence but no survival benefit.
Surveillance q6mo US of LN basins at risk
Present case at tumor board
Strongly consider full body staging including CT C/A/P + MR brain OR full body PET

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3
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Additionally lab testing for melanoma

A

BRAF
KRAS
NRAS

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4
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BRAF + melanoma

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60%
Dabrafenib + tarafenib
Pembro
At least 1 year

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5
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Extremity sarcoma - staging

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CT chest + MRI of affected extremity

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6
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Indications for pre op RT for extremity sarcoma

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Intermediate or high grade, most recommend pre op RT

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7
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How to make tissue dx for sarcoma

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Incisional or core biopsy

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8
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Any time when chemo recommended adjuvantly for sarcoma

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If mets (unlikely, poorly responsive) or margin + and resection causes a lot of morbidity

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9
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Metastatic sarcoma to lung - adjuvant therapy?

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Maybe chemo, immunotherapy regimen

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10
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Borders of deep inguinal lymphadenectomy

A

Inguinal ligament
Adductor magnus
Sartorius

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11
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RP sarcoma - XRT?

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Not typically. Neither is chemo

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12
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RP sarcoma - preoperative testing

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Consider split function scans to assess if other kidney is functional incase removal is necessary

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13
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Inguinal lymphadenectomy - OR

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Curvilinear incision from ASIS down medially
ID inguinal ligament and trace down to vessels and identify vessels (NAVL) and come right along artery/vein and lift mass up
Take saphenous v. at femoral origin and ligate
Take down to Hunters canal and take saphenous again there
Take out Cloquet’s node - if positive, consider going further up and split inguinal ligament and at least up to bifurcation of iliac
Sartorious muscle transposition

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14
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Margins for melanoma in situ

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0.5 cm

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15
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Indications for SLNB in melanoma

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> 1 mm thickness or 0.8 mm + ulceration

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16
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SLN for melanoma - OR

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Inject isosulfan blue and radiotracer around lesion 1-2 hours prior
After excision of primary, use gamma probe to ID node
Make incision that takes possibility of future complete LND into account
Excise all nodes with blue dye or radioactivity