Q) In colon surgery with preoperative bowel preparation, infection rate is ?
a) 3-5%
b) 6-8%
c) 10%
d) 30%
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Lymphatic Spread carcinoma Prostate
Q) Most common lymph node involved in carcinoma prostate is
✅ Answer: A. Obturator
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The most common lymph node involved in **prostate carcinoma** is the **obturator lymph node**.
Lymphatic spread may occur via lymphatic vessels that pass to the **obturator fossa**, along the sides of the rectum to the lymph nodes near the **internal iliac vein** and in the hollow of the sacrum.
Additionally, lymphatics pass over the **seminal vesicles** and follow the **vas deferens** for a short distance to drain into the **external iliac lymph nodes**.
From the retroperitoneal lymph nodes, the **mediastinal nodes** and occasionally the **supraclavicular nodes** may become implicated.
🧠 Key Point: **Obturator lymph nodes** are the first to be affected in prostate cancer due to the nature of lymphatic drainage from the prostate.
📘 Reference: NEET SS 2022 Paper
🔍 Explanation:
The most common lymph node involved in **prostate carcinoma** is the **obturator lymph node**.
Lymphatic spread may occur via lymphatic vessels that pass to the **obturator fossa**, along the sides of the rectum to the lymph nodes near the **internal iliac vein** and in the hollow of the sacrum.
Additionally, lymphatics pass over the **seminal vesicles** and follow the **vas deferens** for a short distance to drain into the **external iliac lymph nodes**.
From the retroperitoneal lymph nodes, the **mediastinal nodes** and occasionally the **supraclavicular nodes** may become implicated.
🧠 Key Point: **Obturator lymph nodes** are the first to be affected in prostate cancer due to the nature of lymphatic drainage from the prostate.
📘 Reference: NEET SS 2022 Paper
Testicular cancer
Q) Which of following testicular cancer will increase Overall Survival by Lymph Node dissection?
a) Seminoma
b) Embryonal cell
c) Yolk Cell
d) Sertoli cell
Nottingham Prognostic index
Q) In Nottingham prognostic index least preference is given for
a) Tumor size
b) Grade
c) Lymph nodes
d) All equal
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Highest risk of pancreatic cancer
Q) Highest risk for pancreatic cancer ( AIIMS GI 2022)
a) Peutz jeghers
b) Hereditary pancreatitis
c) FAMMM
d) All equal
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Hereditary Risk of Ca Stomach
Q) Which of the following is a hereditary risk factor associated with carcinoma of the stomach?
How to Localize an insulinoma
Q) Best method of localization of insulinoma is ?
a) EUS
b) CT
c) Ultrasound
d) MRI
Small Bowel NET
Q) 45 year old male with 2 cm Jejunal Neuroendocrine tumor ( NET).
Dota Scan Shows no metastasis What would be the best management in him?
a) Octreotide
b) Resection & Anastomoses of jejunum
c) Resection and Anastomoses with mesenteric excision
d) Radiotherapy
Malignant carcinoid syndrome.
Q) Which of the following is not true for malignant carcinoid syndrome?
a) Hepatic metastasis or extraabdominal disease is necessary to elicit the syndrome
b) Common with ovarian and retroperitoneal NET
c) Diarrhea is the most common symptom
d) Only right sided heart lesions are seen