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Detection and diagnosis
DRE check sphincter tone, node palpation, anoscopy, biopsy, CT/MRI, US
Signs & Symptoms
rectal bleeding, pruritus, pain, sensation of mass, change in bowel habits
Superior tumor lymphatic spread
internal iliac, lateral sacral nodes
Lymphatic spread
perirectal, anorectal, inguinal nodes (10-30%)
Direct spread to _____
soft tissue
Distant likes to spread to ______
lung & liver
Epidemiology & etiology
1-2% of lower GI ca.
women, 60 y/o, 30-90 range, HPV 16, immunosuppression
Most common histopathology
squamous cell carcinoma
T or F: adenocarcinoma can be a histo
True
Treatment
combo RT and chemo
RT
four field, AP/PA
electron for inguinal nodes (15MeV)
Frog leg position, valoc, bolus, prone board
60-65 Gy
Nodes
external, internal, common, obturator
Radiation reactions
fistula, moist desquamation, perineal skin reactions, N/V/D, bone marrow suppression & low blood count
Localized prognosis
79%
Metastatic prognosis
30%
5 Year survival rate overall
30%