Rad III MT1 - MOCE - Primary neoplasms

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age for MM

50-70 yo

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age for osteosarcoma

10-25 yo

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MC primary bone malignacy for children?

osteosarcoma

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age for chondrsarcoma?

40-60 yo

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age for Ewing's?

10-25 yo

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MC primary malignancy of the spine?

Multiple Myeloma

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do enchondromas happen in younger or older people?

young

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aka for MM

Kahler's Disease

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what IG is secreted in MM?

IgG

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what is the malignant clone of IgG for MM?

M-spike

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Prelimary symtpoms?

anemia, fatigue, chronically sick

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Labs

M-spike

Bens Jones proteinurea

hyperuricemia --> Gout as secondary effect

hypercalcemia

anemia

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why would MM show hypercalcemia

malignant proteins release osteoclastic activating factor

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gold standard for diagnosis of MM

sternal biopsy

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what is #1 reason for death with MM

renal failure

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what's the ratio change of albumin to globulin?

goes from 60/40 to 40/60

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sex/race MC affected by MM?

black men

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MC physical presenation of MM?

low back pain presenting like disc degeneration

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% of pts that experience pathological MM fracture?

20%

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first clinical Xray sign for MM?

generalized osteoporosis atyical for pt age and sex

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which more commonly involves pedicles, mets or MM?

Mets

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DDx for pathologic fx?

osteoporosis, lytic mets, MM

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biconcavity of endplates is called?

Fish vertebra

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what is plasmacytoma

localized form of MM

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description for plasmacytoma

solitary, expansile, lytic bone lesion

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is plasmacytoma always lytic

yes

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where does plasmacytoma like to go?

mandible, ilium, vertebra, ribs, proximal femur/scapula, flat bones, C2

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typical radiographic appearance for plasmacytoma

expansile soap bubble lesion with well-defined edges

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what percet of patients with plasmacytoma develop MM

70%

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DDx for soap bubble lesion

ABC - less than 20 yo

GCT - 20-40ish

Plasmacytom/blow out mets - 50+

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DDX if pt is 45

GCT, plasmacytoma, blow out mets

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tibia is a common location for GCT and ABC

true

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where does GCT like to express itself?

metaphysis and articular surface

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what is second most common primary malignant tumor of bone? and MC malignancy for childhood

osteosarcoma

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what is osteosarcoma

derived from undifferentiated connective tissue

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what gender is more likely to get osteosarcoma?

male, 2:1 to female

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S/S of osteosarcoma

painful swelling, history of antecendent trauma, rarely seen w/loss of weight, fever, cachexia

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Ddx of S/s for osteosarcoma to ewing's

ewing's will be hot, tender, swollen, fever, high WBC, child acting sick

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osteosarcoma is how much more common than Ewing's

4x more common

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Labs for osteosarcoma?

increased alkaline phosphatase

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where is osteosarcoma found?

distal femur, proximal tib, proximal humerus, rare in spine?

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is osteosarcoma common in the spine?

no

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what part of the bone do you find osteosarcoma?

metaphysis

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can osteosarcoma jump the growth plate?

yes

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what percentage of osteosarcoma lesions sclerotic?

50%

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what is the name sign for osteosarcoma?

cumulous cloud sign

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what are the characteristics of osteosarcoma on xray?

sclerotic - solid, rough lobulated bone foramtion - cumulous cloud

lytic - bone destruction

metaphyseal, ill-defined moth eaten or sclerotic region

cortical destruction w/periosteal elevation

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what is the MC periosteal response for osteosarcoma

sunray/sunburst, Codman's triangle

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are ST masses common with osteosarcoma

yes - mass may ossify

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would you use MRI/STIR sequence for osteosarcoma

yes

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is metastasis common with osteosarcoma?

yes

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where does osteosarcoma most commonly metastasize to

lungs 75%

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what is it called when osteosarcoma mets to the lungs?

cannonball mets

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treatment for osteosarcoma?

amputation or limb sparing technique

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what percent chance is there that osteochondroma will turn malignant

1%

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what percent of osteosarcoma will mets the bone?

50%

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are labs diagnostic for osteosarcoma

no

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what is the 3rd MC primary malignant tumor?

chondrosarcoma

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what do chondrosarcomas usually come from

pre-existing benign tumor such as osteochondroma or enchondroma

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age range for chondrosarcoma?

40-60

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gender more commonly associated with chondrosarcoma

male, 2:1 to female

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S/s of chondrosarcoma

pain, minor palpable swelling, potential ST extension

or asymptomatic

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DDX for chondrosarcoma?

enchondroma - appear radiographically identical

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what approach do we take with chondrosarcoma?

wait and watch method - slow growing

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unusual lab finding for chondrosarcoma?

hyperglycemia

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where is chondrosarcoma usually found?

pelvis and proximaal femur - 50%

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what is the MC benign tumor of the hand

enchondroma

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what is the MC primary malignant tumor of the hand

chondrosarcoma

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chondrosarcoma goes where in tubular bones

diaphyseal or metaphyseal

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rad features of chondrosarcoma

large radiolucent round/ovoid lesion w/ poorly defined margins

endosteal scalloping

scattered calcifcation in 2/3 of cases

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how often will you see calcification in chondrosarcoma

2/3 of cases

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periosteal response for chondrosarcoma

laminated or spiculated

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what percent of chondrosarcoma lesions are purely lucent?

1/3

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ST features common to chondrosarcoma?

large ST mass w/amorphous scattered calcifications is common

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where does chondrosarcoma commonly mets to?

lung

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treatment for chondrosarcoma?

local incision, limb sparing, amputation, radiation

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do you have a good prognosis with chondrosarcoma?

90% survival after early surgery

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can you differentiate chondrosarcoma from metaphyseal enchondroma?

NO

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2nd MC tumor of sacrum

chondrosarcoma

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do we see endosteal scalloping with chondrosarcoma

YES

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can we have cortical destruction with chondrosarcoma

YES

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what happens to the lobulations of hyaline cartilage in chondrosarcoma

outside of lobule will calcify

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how much of the endosteum needs to be compromised before worry about chondrosarcoma?

more than 1/3

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name sign for scattered calcifications of chondrosarcoma

popcorn, fluffy,

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what image modality is best to see calcium visualization for chondrosarcoma

CT

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4th MC primary malignant tumor

Ewing's sarcoma

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2nd MC malignancy of bone for children?

Ewing's sarcoma

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what is ewing's born of?

undifferentiated connectived tissue that should make marrow but doesn't

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what cell type does ewing's stem from?

marrow stem cells - found in diaphysis

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where is ewing's found in the bone

marrow rich diaphysis

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classic phrase to describe ewing's on microscope?

small round blue cell tumor

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age range for ewing's

10-25 yo

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where does ewing's usually go?

peripheral skeleton

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where does ewing's love?

femur

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in 20-35 yo where does ewing's more commonly affect

axial skeleton

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gender more affected by ewing's

male, 2:1 to female

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race that ewing's usually affects

hyte pipo

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systemic findings for ewing's

moderate fever, secondary anemia, area is red/hot/swollen

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ewing's is MC in which bones

tubular bones - 50% and flat bones 40%

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what is the MC malignant lesion of childhood to affect the ischium and pubis?

ewing's