CANCER introduction and basics medical topic

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About This Presentation

Medical topic


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OBJECTîVES Types of tumors Applied surgical pathology of tumors Pathological basis of tumor staging Tumor staging Principles of biopsy and cytology Principles of surgery of tumors Overview of tumor markers

Atrophy Normal HypeČrophy Hyperplasia Dysplasia

Types of Malignancies

Benign vs Maîignant Benign Encapsulated No invasion No metastasis Malignant Non encapsulated Usually invade Metastasis

Characteristics of malignant cells Uncontrolled growth and loss of contact pheromeøan are the main characteristics of mali9nant cells

Local invasion : within the organ adjacent organs Metastasis : Lymphatic : Regional & distant lymph nodes. Haematogenous e.g. liver, lung, bones. Transcoelomic e.g peritoneal & pleural cavity. Implantation e.g. needle tracks, wounds.

Locai Invasion

Distant Metastasis

TNM Staglng for Breast Cancer Internal mammary node illary node Breast cancer primary

To decide the treatment To plan the treatment To assess the prognosis

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Normal Cancer Large, variably shaped nuclei Many dividing cells; Disorganized arrangement Variation in size and shape Loss of normal features

Cytology : morphology of individual cells. Exfoliative (urine,sputum,....) Fluid aspiration (ascitic fIuid,pIeuraI fluid) Fine needle aspiration (FNA) Biopsy : histological (tissue) characteristics Incisional biopsy (open, needle, forceps..) Excisional biopsy

Tumor Markers Substances which if present in the blood or tissues may indicate malignancy. The concept is very important There are many tumor markers Most are non- specific Important in diagnosis Important for screening Important in follow up

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Hormones & Cancer Hormones related to tumor growth: ^ Usually sex hormones (testosterone,estrogen) * They may have a relation to tumor growth ^ Hormone receptors ^ The concept can be used in treatment Hormones may be produced by tumors: ^ Originally hormone producing organ e.g. adrenals ^ Originally non hormone producing organ e.g. lung

prostate pituitary gland “ r e ”*”* testicle I lit: aim of “LH- RH Agonist injections ” is to i‹›p testosterone being produced as this ! ‹› alone helps prostate cancer to grow

Estrogen receptors-breast cancer

Estrogen receptors-breast cancer