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What are the histological features of ischaemic colitis?

1. sloughing of surface epithelium 2. Crypt bases spared - hyperproliferative 3. Inflammatory infiltrate absent in acute ischaemia

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What are the 2 most common sites for angiodysplasia in the bowel?

caecum R colon

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Which mismatch repair genes are mutated in Lynch syndrome?

MSH6, MSH2, PMS2

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What are the medium number of nodes required to sample in colorectal cancer?

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What is pseudomyxoma peritonei?

Occurs when a mucinous cystadenoma of the appendix metastasises into the peritoneum and the abdomen fills with semisolid mucin

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In colorectal cancer, what is pT2?

Tumour invades the muscularis propria

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In colorectal cancer, what is pT3?

Tumour invades into subserosa or into non-peritonealised peri-colic fat or peri-rectal tissues

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In colorectal cancer, what is pT4?

T4a - Tumour perforates visceral peritoneum T4b - Tumour directly invades other structures

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In colorectal cancer - what is pN1?

pN1a - mets in 1 regional LN pN1b - mets in 2-3 regional LNs pN1c - tumour deposits/satellites in subserosa / non-peritonealised pericolic or perirectal tissue WITHOUT regional lymph node disease - tumour deposits ignored if nodal disease

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In colorectal cancer - what is pN2?

pN2a - mets in 4-6 regional LNs pN2b - mets in >7 regional LNs

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In colorectal cancer - what is pM1?

pM1a - mets confined to one organ without peritoneal mets pM1b - mets in more than one organ pM1c - peritoneal mets with or without other organ involvement

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What are the 3 histological patterns of colonic adenomatous polyp?

1. Tubular 2. Tubulovillous 3. Villous

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Where does adenocarcinoma of the colon most frequently occur?

Sigmoid colon and rectum

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What are the three common macroscopic patterns of growth seen in colonic adenocarcinoma?

1. Ulcerative 2. Annular stricture/encompass entire circumference of the bowel 3. protuberant cauliflower like (exophytic) mass

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What factors does H. Pylori have that make it more virulent?

1. Flagella 2. Urease 3. Adhesins 4. Toxins (CagA)

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