STS/FISS Flashcards
What 3 parameters are used to grade STS?
- differentiation
- MI (0-9, 10-19, >20)
- % necrosis (none, <50%, >50%)
What is the met rate for oral high-low FSA?
up to 20%
What is the met rate for dermal smooth muscle tumors?
0%
Which is not a common location for rhabdomyosarcoma?
a. urinary bladder
b. larynx
c. digit
d. tongue
e. myocardium
Digit
T/F: Lipomas, intramuscular lipomas, infiltrative lipomas, and liposarcomas all appear similar cytologically but vary with regard to invasion/metastasis.
False
Lipomas - indistinct nuclei, cytoplasm resembling normal fat
Liposarcomas - increased cellularity, distinct nuclei, abundant cytoplasm with on or more droplets of fat
What STS are hormone dependent?
Leiomyomas of the vagina and vulva
How does risk of metastasis differ for leiomyosarcomas of the liver, intraabdominal, and dermal smooth muscle? What are most common sites of spread?
liver - 100% metastasized in one case series
intraabdominal - 50% metastasis
dermal smooth muscle - 0% metastasis
Sites: regional LN, mesentery, liver
Which IHC stains differentiate synovial cell sarcoma from histiocytic sarcoma?
Synovial: vimentin and cytokeratin
HS: CD18, CD204 (CD18 is sarcoma, CD204 specific among leukocytes for histolytic origin)
What prognostic factors have been identified for synovial cell sarcoma?
Grade
Clinical stage
Extent of surgical treatment
How does MST differ for different grades of synovial cell sarcoma?
Grade 1: MST 48 mo
Grade 2: MST 36 mo
Grade 3: MST 7 mo
How does MST differ for clinical stage of synovial cell sarcoma? For amp vs. no amp?
Stage: LN mets <6 months, No LN mets >36 months
Amp: MST 850d, No amp: MST 455d
What % of dogs with synovial cell sarcoma have metastasis at time of diagnosis?
32%
54% at time of death - but this source may be pre-identification of periarticular HS
What is the staging scheme for STS?
Stage I: grade I or II, any size, any depth, N0, M0
Stage II: grade III, tumors <5cm any depth, tumors >5cm superficial only, N0, M0
Stage III: grade III, tumors >5cm, N0, M0
Stage IV: any grade, any size, any depth, N1 or M1
What is the recurrence rate of grade I, II, and III K9 STS after incomplete excision? (Dennis Vet Path 2011)
Grade I: 7%
Grade II: 34%
Grade III: 75%
What is the overall MST for K9 incompletely resected non-oral STS treated with post-op RT?
2270d (6.2y)
Only 540d for oral sarcomas
(control rate 80-95% at 1 year)
What is the reported 1 year tumor control rate for K9 STS treated with dRT alone?
1 year: 50% control
2 year: 33% control
50Gy dose
What is the RR to pRT for K9 STS? Median time to progression?
50% RR
32 Gy dose
Median time to progression 155d
MST 309d
What is the median time to metastasis in K9 STS?
365d, occurs late in course of disease
What is the RR of K9 STS to DOX +/- CTX?
23%
The development of FISS at vaccination site is believed to be as high as?
1/1000
other reports as few as 1/10,000
IHC evaluation of ISS identified expression of:
PDGF
EGF and it’s receptors
TGF-beta
Lymphocytes in ISS are positive for what growth factor?
PDGF
Lymphocytes in non-injection site fibrosarcomas and normal LN are negative
T/F: p53 mutations have been identified in ISS.
True
Anti-p53 antibodies have immunoreactivity in feline sarcomas and may play a role in predicting outcome
What is the median TTR following marginal resection of FISS?
79d
66d when surgery is with rDVM
What is the median TTR following radical surgery of ISS?
325-419d
What % of patients had major surgical complications after removal of an ISS with 5cm lateral margins and two fascial planes deep? What % had local recurrence?
11% complication rate
14% recurrence
97% complete resection
What % of ISS recur after surgery and pre-op RT?
40-45% recurrence at median of 398-584d
What % of ISS recur after surgery and post-op RT? What about with addition of DOX?
41% recurrence at median of 405d With DOX (and sx/RT): 28% recurrence at median of 661d