2019-06-08
Tumor Synoptic Report: Esophagus (Resection Specimen)
 (View Note) For esophagectomy and gastroesphagectomy specimens with carcinom, and adenocarcinom within 5 cm from G-E junction

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Specimen and Surgical Procedure
Specimen Type:
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Surgical Procedure: (specify other)

Tumor Histologic Characteristics
Tumor Histologic Type: (specify other)
Tumor Grade:
Tumor Site:
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Tumor Size: cm
Tumor Extension:
Tumor Budding:
 (View Note) Definitions:
-- Tumor buds: detached clusters of 1 - 5 tumor cells lacking gland lumen formation at the advancing edge of the tumor.
-- Budding field: field at 20x (= 0.765 sq mm)
See the reference below by Landau MS. et al.
Angiolymphatic Invasion:                      
Treatment Effect:
 (View Note) Treatment effect score schema:
-- Socre 0 (complete response) = No viable tumor cells.
-- Score 1 (near complete response) = Residual single tumor cells or rare small groups of tumor cells.
-- Score 2 (partial response) = Tumor regression but with residual tumor more than single cells or rare small groups of tumor cells.
-- Score 3 (poor or no response) = Extensive residual tumor with no evident tumor regression

Resection Margin Status:
The Closest Margin:
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        Distance from Tumor:  mm
Proximal Margin:
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Distal Margin:
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Radial Margin:
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Lymph Node (LN) Status:
                     
LN Number examined:
Number of LN involved:
Size of Largest Metastasis: cm
Extranodal Tumor Extension:                          

Ancillary Studies:
                       
Test Ordered:
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Pathologic Stage (AJCC 2018 ed.):


  Primary Tumor:

  Regional Lymph Node:

  Distant Metastasis:

Comments:

Key References (* denotes fully accessible and/or PDF downloadable on the Web):
1.* Haggitt RC. et al.: Recommendations for the reporting of resected esophageal carcinomas. Association of directors of anatomic and Surgical Pathology. Am J Clin Pathol (2000); 114(4):512-4.
2. Karamitopoulou E. et al: Assessment of tumor regression of esophageal adenocarcinomas after neoadjuvant chemotherapy: comparison of 2 commonly used scoring approaches. Am J Surg Pathol (2014); 38(11):1551-6.
3.* Landau MS. et al.: Tumor budding is associated with an increased risk of lymph node metastasis and poor prognosis in superficial esophageal adenocarcinoma. Modern Pathology (2014) 27: 1578–1589.
4.* Japanese classification of gastric carcinoma: 3rd English edition. Gastric Cancer (2011) 14:101–112.



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