Gastroenterology & Hepatology — Flashcards

_____ colorectal cancer is managed with a anterior resection

Hint: location

Cancer more commonly occurs in the _____

Hint: small/large bowel

Describe what the Faecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) is... ..._____

_____ is a rare autosomal dominant condition which leads to the formation of 100s of polyps by 30-40yrs that inevitably turn into colorectal carcinoma

What are the two main surgical options for rectal carcinoma?

Oesophageal cancer may present with weight _____

How much of the oesophageal lumen is blocked typically before oesophageal cancer becomes symptomatic? _____

_____ is the most common type of oesophageal cancer, associated with GORD/Barret's oesophagus

What 2 hereditary conditions may be considered in colorectal carcinoma? _____

_____ haemorrhoids = originate below the dentate line (prone to thrombosis & may be painful) Internal haemorrhoids = originate above the dentate line (generally painless)