Urological pathology Flashcards
types of urological stones and causes
75% = Ca Oxalate - due to excess Ca ReAbs in gut 15% = Mg ammonia phos 5% = uric acid
what type of stones are associated with stag-hron calculi
Mg-Ammonia Phos
common points of impaction of urological stones
pelvi-uteric junction
pelvic brim
vesico-ureteric junc
sympto of BPH
hyperplasia of prostatic stromal and epi cells ->
difficulty urinating, retention, freq, nocturia, overflow dribbling
histology of BPH
nodules, prostatic epi ducts with duct spaces
treatment for BPH
TURP, 5-a reductase inhib
what lesion gives rise to prostate cancer
PIN precursor lesion
classically in periph zone of gland
where does prostate cancer typically spread to
bladder and bone
what investigation will make you suspect prostate cancer
PSA >4ng/ml
how is prostate cancer graded
gleeson system
based on differentiation and glandular patterns
types of testicular tumours
95% = germ cell tumour (seminoma)
non germ - leydig (from stroma), sertoli (from sex cord)
what is the precursor lesion for testicular cancer
intratubular germ cell neoplasia
chemo/radiosensitivity of testicular tumours
seminoma = radiosensetive teratoma = chemosensetive
markers for germ cell tumours
AFP, HCG, LDH
3 types of benign renal tumours
papillary adenoma
oncocytoma
angiomyolipoma