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Pituitary adenoma |
If fit for surgery - octreotide to reduce tumour size then Transphenoidal resection, and followed by radiotherapy for ACTH level is persistently high post-op
If not fit for surgery - ketoconazole to reduce cortisol secretion by acting on P450 enzymes |
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Risk of exposure Vs cancer |
Aflatoxin (diet) in mold - HCC Aniline dye - bladder ca |
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Side effects of chemotherapy |
Rituximab - fever and rigors Capecitabine - palmar plantar syndrome Read up on the rest |
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lung Ca/mets |
Cannonball - Think renal cell carcinoma Peripheral masses - colorectal ca
Primary: 1)Squamous cell - hypercalcaemia, tend to be more central, may lead to central necrosis/cavitation, male smokers 2)Small cell - often has metastasised at presentation, may cause SIADH, raised ACTH 3)Adenocarcinoma - most common, tend to be peripheral tumours, with mets to pleura and lymph nodes |
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FAP |
Hypertrophy of retinal pigment epithelium Dental abnormalities eg supernumerary teeth and dentigerous cysts Osteomas of the skull and mandible Fibromas Epidermoid cysts |
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Ewing's sarcoma |
Poor prognostic factors: - Anaemia - raised LDH - male - >12years old |
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Lambert eaton |
Treat: 3-4-diaminopyridine In severe cases steroid or other immunosuppressant |
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Breast ca complications |
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Extravasation injury |
- Stop infusion, aspirate from cannula as much as possible, then remove the cannula - topical steroid - Doxorubicin/daunorubicin are prone to ulceration hence consult plastic surgeon - vinca alkaloid: apply heat compress |
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MEN1/2A/2B |
parathyroid hyperplasia - think of symptoms of hypercalcaemia N+V abdo pain, depression MEN1 - pancreatic tumours can be insulinoma, gastrinoma, VIPoma, etc |
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RCC |
Nephrectomy Pazopanib/sunitinib |
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5-FU toxicity |
DPD deficiency |
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Glioblastoma multiforme |
Diagnosis: MRI ring-enhancing lesion 1st line: debulking surgery 2nd: radiotherapy + temozolamide 3rd: chemotherapy |
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Mantle radiotherapy (for Hodgkin) side effects |
Thyroid disease - hence must do TFT Breast Ca - hence must do breast MRI |
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Stage 3 ovarian ca |
Hysterectomy + BSO Chemo: carboplatin + paclitaxel |
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Lymphoma cells surface antigens |
CD19 CD20 CD22 CD79a |
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RET oncogene |
Medullary thyroid carcinoma MEN type 2a and 2b |
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Breakthrough opioid |
1/6 of total daily MST dose |
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Multiple myeloma |
Bortezomib (proteasome inhibitor) Dexamethasone Thalidomide |
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Radiation colitis |
Loperamide +/- colestyramine Octreotide |
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Metastatic melanoma |
Pembrolizumab (binds to PD-1 receptor) |
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Secondary cancer of Hodgkin's Lymphoma |
AML Breast ca Lung ca |