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Cancer Registration & Surveillance Modules
Staging a Cancer Case
Introduction
Purpose of Staging
The Disease Process of Cancer
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Quiz
Staging Sources
Physical Exam
Radiologic Procedures
X-Rays
Scans
Endoscopy
Tumor Markers
Pathologic Exams
Surgical Reports
Progress Notes and Discharge Summaries
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Staging Systems
Summary Staging
In situ
Localized
Regionalized
Distant
Unknown
SEER Extent of Disease Coding
American Joint Committee on Cancer
Tumor Size & Categories
Lymph Node Involvement
Distant Spread
General Guidelines
Other Common Staging Schemes
FIGO Staging of Gynecologic Tumors
Dukes' Staging of Colorectal Cancer
Jewett Staging for Bladder Cancer
Prostate Staging Schemes
Melanoma Staging Schemes
Pediatric Staging
Lymphoma Staging Scheme
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Quiz: Staging Systems
Summary of quiz results:
Please review your answers below.
Extent of disease (EOD) coding is required only for some of the SEER programs funded through the National Cancer Institute.
True
False
Summary staging is also called General Staging, California Staging, SEER Staging.
True
False
The T element of The AJCC staging scheme designates the size and invasiveness of the primary tumor.
True
False
The N component identifies the presence or absence of distant metastases, including lymph nodes that are not regional.
True
False
FIGO Staging is based on clinical staging and careful clinical examination before any definitive therapy has begun.
True
False
Astler-Coller and Turnbull stagings are also sometimes called Dukes or modified Astler-Coller.
True
False
Jewett staging is a histologic staging scheme for prostate cancer.
True
False
Gleason's score/system for grading of prostate cancer is a pathologic classification only and Gleason's score is not a staging system.
True
False
Malignant melanoma is an example of a site where only one staging scheme with prognostic significance has been developed based on a different histologic and clinical criteria.
True
False
The Ann Arbor staging was originally developed for Hodgkin's disease, and later expanded to include non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
True
False
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