stomach Flashcards

1
Q

What are risk factors for stomach cancer

A

Smoking
obesity
H. pylori - increases risk by 3-6x
Barrett’s oesophagitis - for proximal tumours
Pernicious anaemia
CDH1 mutation - causes hereditary diffuse gastric cancer

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2
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What is the commonest histology for gastric cancer

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Adenocarcinoma, but also the commonest site of GI lymphoma
Rarely can have lobular breast mets to the stomach

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3
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How should a potential gastric cancer be investigated

A

OGD and biopsy
HER2 status in metastatic disease
Staging CT
EUS if GOJ lesion
Laparoscopy to exclude peritoneal mets

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4
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When is surgery only an appropriate management for gastric cancer

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Stage 1A (T1N0), and grade 1-2, <2cm, non-ulcerated

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5
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When is Neo-adjuvant chemotherapy indicated for gastric cancer
And what regimen

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≥T2 or node positive

4x FLOT followed by surgery and 4x FLOT adjuvant chemoW

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6
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When is there no benefit to adjuvant chemotherapy

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MSI-H disease, post radical resection

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7
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What chemo regimen is used for those who did not receive NACT

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doublet with fluoropyrimidine and oxali/docetaxel
FolFox / CapOx, or 5-FU/capecitabine with docetaxel
Treatment for 6mths - 6% survival benefit

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8
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When is chemoRT indicated for gastric cancer
And at what dose

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In those who haven’t received NACT, and have an R1 resection or non-D2 resection, can consider adjuvant CRT

45Gy/25# with concurrent 5FU or cape

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9
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What is the management of metastatic gastric cancer

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Doublet chemotherapy with Pt and fluoropyridime - cisplatin/capecitabine (5FU-irini if Pt-intolerant)
+ trastuzumab if HER2+
+ nivolumab if PDL1+

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10
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What is used 2nd line metastatic gastric cancer

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Ramicurimab-paclitaxel if no contraindications to either
MSI-H or dMMR - single agent pembro (2nd line only)

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11
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What is the prognosis for stomach cancer

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5 year OS for all stages = 22% (but for T1 patients = 70%)

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12
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When does staging affect management for stomach cancer

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Stage 1A - T1N0 - can be managed by endoscopic or surgical resection only

stage 1B (T1N1 or T2N0) - stage 3 (all except M1) - multimodality treatment

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13
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What are the numbers for stomach cancer staging

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3,6,15,16
N1 - 1-2LNs
N2 - 3-6
N3a - 7-15
N3b - ≥16

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14
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what is the mOS for gastric cancer treated with NA and adj FLOT and radical surgery

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50mths

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15
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What is the recurrence rate of a gastric cancer treated radically

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54%

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16
Q

What is not a risk factor for stomach cancer but is for oesophageal

A

alcohol

17
Q

what markers should be tested for in the metastatic setting and how are they acted on

A

HER2 & MMR
If HER2+ - add trastuzumab to doublet chemo
PDL1 - add nivolumab to doublet chemo if CPS >5%

18
Q

what is the mOS of metastatic disease
And if HER2+ met gastric cancer

A

11mths
HER2+ - 14mths

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