- Are anthracycline anti-tumor antibiotics CCS or CCNS?
- Which 2 antimetabolites requrie activation by HGPRTases into toxic nucleotides that inhibit several enzymes involved in purine metabolism?
- Panitumumab is used in the treatment of which cancer?
- What type of drug is indicated by the suffix -mumab?
- Are anti-tumor antibiotics structurally similar or dissimilar?
- Are antimetabolites structurally similar or dissimilar?
- Which chemotherapy term?- Primary treatment for many hematologic cancers and for advanced solid tumors for which no alternative treatment exists
- Which chemotherapy term?- Use of chemotherapy in patients who present with localized cancer for which alternative local therapy (surgery) exists
- Which chemotherapy term?- Treatment of many solid tumors, chemotherapy serves as an important accessory to local treatment procedures
- If fine needle aspiration is done on a breast mass and the mass resolves, yielding non-bloody fluid, what is the mass?
- What eponymous ductal carcinoma involves the nipple with scaling, eczematoid lesions?
- If a breast cancer is found to be HER2/neu positive, is that a favourable or an unfavourable finding?
- What monoclonal antibody is used to treat HER2/neu positive breast cancers?
- If FNA yields bloody fluid from a breast mass, what is the next step?
- The treatment for fibroadenoma is generally conservative, with serial observation. When might you consider excision?
- What caused the firm, ill-defined +/- tender mass of a fat necrosis?
- LCIS is a marker for high malignant potential in either breast. What treatment options in addition to clinical follow-up can be offered?
- LCIS is considered a marker for future breast cancer (in either breast). Can it be found with mammography?
- A mass with a spiculated border on mammography is indicative of what?
- Can a normal mammogram rule out suspicion of cancer based on clinical findings?