CRC Flashcards

(11 cards)

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What is the definition of a malignant polyp?

A

Cancer within a polyp through uscualris mucosae into submucosa but not through muscularis propria

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How do you assess risk of LN involvement in a malignant polyp?

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Estimated via endoscopic, morphological and histological features

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What are the endoscopic assessment of polyps? (6)

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  1. Size
  2. Morphology - Paris classification
  3. Location
  4. Lifting sign
  5. Chromoendoscopy
    Kudo pit pattern (7)
  6. NBI NICE calssification (3)
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What is the Kudo Pit pattern?

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It is white light chromoendoscopy looking at openings of colonic crypts. 7 tier system
1 = normal mucosa
1-4 less likely cancerous
%+ higher risk malignancy
5: irregular mucosa, decrease of loss of pits

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5
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Classification of narrow band imaging

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NICE classification (NBI international colorectal endoscopic classification)
based on colour, vessels and surface pattern
type 1: hyperplastic, sessile serrated polyps, organized pattern
type 2: adenomas
type 3: deep mucosal invasion. irregular disrupted vessels. amorphous or absent surface pattern.

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What are the histological features of interest for a malignant polyp? (6)

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  1. Differentiation
  2. Size
  3. Morphological calssification/invasion
    • Haggit, Kikuchi
  4. Margins
  5. LVI
  6. Tumour budding
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What is tumour budding?

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1-4 tumour cells cluster at the advancing edge of the tumour
- low: 0-4 buds
- intermediate: 5-9 buds
- High >10 buds

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What is the Haggit classification?

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Depth of invasion in a pedunculated polyp
- 0: mucosa only
- 1: head
- 2: neck
- 3: stalk
- 4: base but above muscularis propria

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9
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What are some polyp classifications

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Benign polyps
- hyperplastic, inflammatory, Juvenile polyps

Neoplastic polyps
- adenomatous
- serrated polyps

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What is the Kikuchi system?

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Depth of Invasion into submucosa in a sessile polyp
- SM 1: invading top third of submucosa <1000um. (0-3% risk LN)
- SM2: middle third. (8-10% risk LN)
- SM3: deepest third (25% risk LN)

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What is the management of malignant polyps?

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Balance of risk of residual disease, recurrence, LN involvement against patient comorbidities, risk taking, surgical risk, location of polyp
- MDT approach
- Surveillance,
- Endoscopic
- Surgical resection

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