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What S&S presents in osteosarcoma?
Firm, painful mass adjacent to the bone
What are to common sites of spread for osteosarcoma
Distal femur, proximal tibia, proximal humerus
Most common S&S of STS?
Painless mass
Symptoms vary on characteristics of tumor
What is the most common histopathology for Osteosarcoma
Conventional, intramedullary
High grades include: osteoblastic, chondroblastic, fibroblastic
Most common histopathology for STS
Undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma (75%)
Liposarcoma (25%)
Most common mets for osteosarcoma
Lung → bone
skip mets via medullary canal
Most common mets for STS
Lung → bone
Liver → peritoneum (If tumor is abdo/retroperitoneum)
Staging for Osteosarcoma
TNM (size/extent, P/A, P/A)
Enneking (grade, intra/extracompartmental, P/A)
Staging for STS
TNM (Size, P/A, P/A)
SSSMTS (Grade, local extent, P/A) *does not account for size of primary*
Diagnostic tests for osetosarcoma
Hx+physical
Biopsy
Plain film + CT/MRI
Diagnostic tests for STS
Hx + Physical
Pre-biopsy with imaging
Staging test for Osteosarcoma
chest ct
biopsy
bloodwork (LDH + ALP)
Staging test for STS
Low grade = chest ct
Abdo/peritoneum tumors = abdo ct, creatinine clearance test
High grade = PET
Myxoid = MRI
Primary treatment for osteosarcoma
Sx
Conventional intramedullary low grade osteosarcoma tx
Sx = wide local excision
Conventional intramedullary high grade osteosarcoma tx
neo adj Cx → Sx → adj Cx
2 cycles → WLE → 4 cycles
agents = cisplatin + doxorubicin
Conventional intramedullary Metastatic tx for osteosarcoma
Cx = IfoEtop ± Carbo
Conventional intramedullary palliative tx for osteosarcoma
Advanced = 55Gy
Mets = 50-60Gy/3-5 SBRT or 8-30Gy/1-10
Primary tx for STS
Sx
Early stage neoadj RT for STS
50/25
Early adj RT for STS
60-66/30-33
Advanced non-met RT for STS
70/35
Retroperitoneal STS neoadj RT
50.4/28
Which genetic mutation is associated with LGG
BRAF Mutations, NF1
Which genetic mutation is associated with HGG
H3 K27M
Which genetic mutation is associated with Medulloblastoma`
Li-Fraumeni, Gorlin, Turcot
Which genetic mutation is associated with Neuroblastoma
NF1
Which genetic mutation is associated with Wilms
WT1 Mutations
Which genetic mutation is associated with Ewings
EWS-FLI1 fusion, CD99+ translocation
What are the most common S&S of CNS tumors
ICP
Neurological deficet
Siezures
Decreased hormones
S&S of infant neuroblastoma
healthy appearance with abdominal mass
S&S of older child neuroblastoma
Bony pain, abdo mass, malaise, fever
S&S of Wilms
Painless abdominal mass, hematuria, fever
S&S of Ewing
Pain/swelling, b-symptoms (mets present)
Is there a staging system for Paeds CNS tumors
No there is no uniform staging system
What is INSS Staging
Neuroblastoma
extent of tumor + LNs, P/A of mets
Stage 1-4S
What is INRG staging
Neuroblastoma (image based)
defines risk of disease based on what is present in image
What is NWTS staging
Based on the extent of the disease
kindey → LN → peritoneal → mets
TNM staging for Ewings (in bone)
Size+location, extent, p/a
TNM staging for Ewings (extraosseus)
Size, extent, p/a
LGG Treatment modalities
Primary = Sx
If progressive = CarbVin + adj 54/30
HGG Tx modalities
Primary = Sx + adj 59.4/33 or 54/30 (if DIPG)
Medulloblastoma Tx Modalities
Primary = Sx
Conventional = Sx → CSI → Cx
Standard Risk = 23.4+ 54 boost → adj CisCyloVin
High Risk = 36 + 54 boost ± CisCycloVin
Ependymoma Tx Modalities
Sx + adj 54 + 59.4 boost
Craniopharyngioma Tx modalities
Sx + Adj 54/30
Gemimomas Tx modalities
4 cycles CisEtop/VinCyclo (Alternating) + adj 23.4/13
Neuroblastoma Tx Modalities
Induction Cx → Sx → remaining Cx (total 6 cycles Cx) = CisDoxVinCycloEtop
Consolidation = Cx → 21.6/12 + 36 boost after 4-6 wks → cis-retinoic acid for 2 yrs
Wilms Tx modalities
Favorable conditions = Sx + adj ActinVin
Unfavorable = Sx + ActinVinDox + adj 10.6/6 (flank) or 12/8 (WLRT)
Ewing Tx modalities
Cx → Sx or RT → Cx
VDC/IE Regimen (VinDoxCycloIfosEtop) for 12 wks
Phase 1 = Sx or adj 45
Phase 2 = 55.8