Follow-up and Surveillance — MCQs

A woman with postmenopausal bleeding has thickened endometrium. Which approach is most suitable for evaluating malignancy risk?

A 26-year-old male presents to the outpatient department with a discrete thyroid swelling. On neck ultrasound, an isolated cystic swelling of the gland is seen. What is the risk of malignancy associated with this finding?

Which is the best investigation for carcinoma of the head of pancreas?

A patient with gastric cancer shows positive CEA. What is its significance?

Screening is not useful in which carcinoma

A 52 year old male patient comes with history of rectal bleeding, alteration in bowel habits and tenesmus. The ideal investigation would be:

A colonic carcinoma involving muscularis propria, with one or two nodes involved with a solitary metastasis in the liver, the TNM stage would be:

A patient has carcinoid tumour of appendix of size more than 2.5 cm. The management of choice is:

A young patient presents with recurrent fever and constitutional symptoms. Evaluation reveals a mediastinal mass and biopsy confirms lymphoma. In the staging system, 'X' is mentioned. What does 'X' denote?

What is the best treatment for glioblastoma multiforme?