QUESTION 1/6
Right-sided colon cancer is derived from
CDX2 positivity in immunohistochemistry is used to distinguish
Conventional adenomas arise from cells located at the bowel crypt base
Serrated adenomas commonly harbour
Which of the following is NOT true
Consensus molecular subtyping (CMS): Which one is correct?
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- A Foregut
- B Midgut
- C Hindgut
Midgut
- A adenomas from adenocarcinomas
- B Marker of midgut/hindgut cell of origin
- C Mucinous adenocarcinomas
- D FIbroblasts
Marker of midgut/hindgut cell of origin
- A True
- B False
True
- A Deficient mismatch repair
- B Proficient mismatch repair
- C KRAS mutation
- D CDX2 positivity
Deficient mismatch repair
- A Serrated adenomas are always BRAF mutated
- B Most colorectal cancers are BRAF mutated
- C Serrated adenomas are considered gastric metaplasia in colon
- D BRAF mutations are commonly found in the aged epithelium of the bowel
Most colorectal cancers are BRAF mutated
- A CMS is a molecular classification of colorectal cancer
- B CMS is a molecular classification of gastric cancer
- C CMS will replace the need for TNM classification
- D CMS equals testing for RAS/BRAF mutations
CMS is a molecular classification of colorectal cancer
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