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Which Lymph Nodes do the following Cancers Most Commonly Metastisize:
(1) Rectum (2) Stomach (3) Duodenum/Jejunum (4) Sigmoid Colon (5) Scrotum (6) Testes |
(1) (a) Upper Rectum (transverse colon)--> Inferior Mesenteric Nodes; (b) Lower Rectum--> Internal Iliac Nodes
(2) Stomach--> Celiac Nodes (3) Duodenum/Jejunum-->Superior Mesenteric Nodes (4) Sigmoid Colon-->Inferior Mesenteric Nodes (5) Scrotum--> Superficial Inguinal Nodes (6) Testes--> Para-aortic Nodes |
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What is Charcot's Triad and what disease is it associated with?
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Charcot's Triad is classically associated with Multiple Sclerosis and consists of:
(1) Intention Tremor (2) Scanning Speech (3) Intention Tremor Others: INO, Bladder/Bowel incontinence, optic neuritis, paraesthesias, weakness, etc... (may occur at different points in time-independent of one another) |
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Which Lysosomal Storage Disease matches the following statements?
(1) Associated with Renal Failure (2) Accumulation of GM2-gangloside |
(1) Fabry Disease
(2) Tay Sach Disease |
