sarcoma & MM (treatment site)

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STS occur where?

extraskeletal CT

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extraskeletal CT provide what 3 things?

connection, support, and movement

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common cells in the CT are what 3 things?

mesoderm

primitive mesenchyme

ectoderm

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STS arise in structures that have CT like what

blood vessel walls, pleura, pericardium, endothelium of blood vessels, bone, cartilage, muscles, and soft CT

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STS mostly occur where in adults?

extremities (lower)

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STS mostly occur where in children?

trunk

H&Ncom

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common symptoms of STS is what?

painless mass

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when irradiating sarcomas, it is important that the entire circumference of the extremity or area is not within the tx field, why?

a strip must be left so that lymph can be drained and to avoid edema

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(T/F) lymphatic spread is rare

T

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(T/F) there are 50 subtypes such as leiomyosarcoma (smooth muscle), liposarcoma (fat), synovial sarcoma, malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors, malignant fibrous histiocytomas (mixed fibroblasts and other cells)

T

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most common pathology in adult is what

malignant fibrous histiocytomas (MFH)

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most common pathology in children nis what?

rhabdomyosarcoma

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highly malignant tumors in the skeletal muscles that can occur in any location of the body

rhabdomyosarcoma

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rhabdomyosarcoma subtypes include what 5 subtypes? which is the most common?

embryonal (most common)

alveolar

pleomorphic/anaplastic

mixed type

spindle cell

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most common site of rhabdomyosarcoma is the what

genitourinary tract

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what is the most common bone tumor?

osteosarcoma

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osteosarcoma occurs where?

osteoblasts (immature bone) in the osteoid tissue

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where does osteosarcoma most frequently occur?

metaphysis of extremities like the distal femur, proximal tibia, or shoulder

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is osteosarcoma radio resistance or radiosensitive?

radioresistance

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(T/F) osteosarcoma grows quickly and distant spread occurs quickly

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rhabdomyosarcoma- typically occur btw the ages of ?-?

osteosarcoma- typically occurs btw the ages of ?-?

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10-19

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what is the second most common bone tumor?

ewings sarcoma

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ewings occurs most frequently where?

diaphysis of the femur

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what has an onion-shaped appearance on an xray

ewing

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ewing is more common in children and teens younger than the age of what?

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bone tumors of the cartilage is called what?

chondrosarcomas

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chondrosarcomas most occurs where (3)

pelvis

upper leg

shoulder

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chondrosarcomas is more common in adults over the age of what?

40

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(T/F) spread patterns aggressively spread to local areas

T

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most common site of distant spread?

lung

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(T/F) less common sites of distant spread are the bones, liver, and skin

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multiple myeloma is the malignancy of what?

plasma cells

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MM is the irregular absorption of bone that leads to multiple painful bony lesions

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MM occurs in what cells of the bone marrow?

B cell lymphocytes

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(T/F) patient can be dx w MM when 10% of bone marrow cells are plasma cells upon aspiration

T

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MM is usually treated w what?

RT

chemo