Urological Cancers Flashcards

1
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define bladder carcinoma

A

tumours of the bladder and urinary tract arising from urothelial cells that are either:

transitional cells of mucosal urothelium
squamous cells
adenocarcinomas

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2
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risk factors of bladder TCC

A

male sex
>55yrs
smoking
exposure to aromatic amines

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risk factors of bladder SCC

A
male sex
>55yrs 
long-term catheterisation
chronic cystitis 
chronic schistosomiasis
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4
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clinical features of bladder carcinomas

A
intermittent painless frank haematuria 
voiding symptoms 
UTIs
weight loss
night sweats 
neuropathic pain on medial thigh
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investigations of bladder carcinoma

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urine dipstick and cytology
flexible cystoscopy
CT urogram
bloods (FBC, U+Es, RFTs+ LFTs)

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management of non-muscle invasive bladder carcinoma

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TURBT

chemotherapy

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7
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management of muscle-invasive bladder carcinoma

A

cystectomy
urinary diversion
radiotherapy or chemotherapy

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8
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define renal carcinoma

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an adenocarcinoma of the renal cortex, arising from proximal convoluted tubules

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risk factors of renal carcinoma

A
male sex
smoking 
obesity 
hypertension 
occupational exposure 
long-term dialysis
chromosome 3p defect
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clinical features of renal carcinoma

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loin pain and mass 
haematuria (macroscopic)
fatigue 
weight loss 
hypertension 
bilateral ankle oedema
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investigations of renal carcinoma

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urinalysis
bloods (FBC, U+Es, ESR, CRP, RFTs + LFTs)
CT-KUB (+ abdomen and chest)
US renal tract and biopsy

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management of renal carcinoma (T1-T3b)

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radical or partial nephrectomy

image guided percutaneous ablation

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management of renal carcinoma (advanced/metastatic)

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palliative cytoreductive nephrectomy
immunotherapy (e.g. ILN-2)
molecular therapy (e.g. sunitinib)

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14
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management of T1 renal carcinoma or renal carcinoma with inadequate contralateral kidney

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partial nephrectomy

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15
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management of T2 and above renal carcinoma

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radical nephrectomy

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16
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define testicular carcinoma

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a malignancy developing from testicular germ cells that are either seminoma or non-seminomatous germ cell tumours

17
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risk factors of testicular carcinomas

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< 45yrs 
caucasian descent 
PMH of testicular cancer
cryptorchidism 
genetic abnormalities
18
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clinical features of testicular carcinoma

A
painless scrotal lump 
testicular pain +/- abdominal pain 
dragging sensation 
hydrocele 
back pain
19
Q

investigations of testicular carcinoma

A

bilateral testicular US
CXR
bloods (serum tumour markers)
inguinal orchidectomy biopsy

20
Q

signs of a seminoma testicular cancer

A

⬆️ LDH

mildly ⬆️ hCG