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Nephrologic/Glomerular hematuria |
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significant proteinuria (>1 gm/24 hrs) Dysmorphic RBCs Red cell casts Warrants a nephrology evaluation |
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Benign Present in 50% of people over 50 Typically asymptomatic No treatment required unless very large and causing pain |
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Benign solid renal tumor Frequently associated with tuberous sclerosis Typically an incidental finding on imaging study spontaneous bleeds occur in 10% Presence of fat rules out RCC and is diagnostic of AML |
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Benign tumor derived from distal tubules Looks like RCC and must be treated surgically |
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Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC) |
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Most lethal of all GU cancers Metastatic disease has poor prognosis (0-15% 5 year survival rate) - most common site of metastasis is the lungs Tobacco use is a risk factor majority of cases are sporadic/idiopathic associated with Von Hippel Lindau disease |
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most common tumor subtype |
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urgency frequency dysuria hematuria foul-smelling urine suprapubic pain |
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Leukocye esterase Nitrate Blood, gross or microscopic >10 WBCs/HPF |
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Interstitial Cystitis (Painful Bladder Syndrome) |
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Syndrome of chronic pain, pressure or discomfort associated with the bladder - no identifiable cause |
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Interstitial Cystitis symptoms |
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Urinary frequency Nocturia Pain with bladder filling Pelvic floor tension Hematuria Small bladder capacity |
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Interstitial Cystitis - associated disorders |
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Fibromyalgia IBS Endometriosis Vulvodynia Multiple allergies |
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Interstitial Cystitis - etiology |
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Increased mast cell concentration in bladder - histamine irritates the bladder Deficiency in GAG layer in bladder lumen Neurogenic hypersensitivity at the level of the bladder of sacral SC Pelvic floor muscle dysfunction |
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Second most common GU cancer Male:female = 2.5:1 Mean age at diagnosis = 70 smoking is #1 risk factor (50% of cases) |
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Noninvasive bladder cancer (Ta, T1, CIS) |
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70% of all bladder cancers 70-80% of these recur 5 year survival rate - 80-100% |
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Muscle invasive bladder and metastatic bladder cancer |
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Radical cystectomy with urinary diversion is the gold standard Metastatic disease has poor prognosis with 5 year survival rate of 5-30% |
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mediate prostatic smooth muscle tone |
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most important zone in BPH |
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Acute urinary retention Renal insufficiency Chronic/recurrent UTIs Uncontrolled gross hematuria/clot retention Bladder caliculi |
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alpha antagonists - works right away 5-alpha reductase inhibitors - works over time |
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most common solid organ cancer in men age is strongest risk factor more likely in african-americans Sites of metastasis - Lungs (first organ it goes to), Pelvic lymph nodes, bone First malignancy found to be hormone dependant |
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Enzyme produced by prostatic epithelial cells specific to prostate but elevations are not specific to cancer |
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