Adolescent girls, salivary gland tumor, benign

Associated with MEN 1, inappropriately elevated c-peptide, presents with hypoglycemia

AD inherrited, 100% risk of malignancy if this surgery is not preformed. Usually present in teen years with abdominal pain, anemia, bloody diarrhea

Associated with EBV, China, prior head/neck radiation

Zoe's halloween costume

Benign, red-purplish presents in infancy, more common in VLBW infants, female predominance,

Most common primary malignancy of the liver in childhood, associated with Beckwith Weidmann syndrome

This benign tumor presents in adolescent girls as a salivary gland tumor, must be removed surgically

Presents with ascites, dyspepsia, epigastric pain, n/v, weight loss. Median survival time 5 mo. Associated with H. pylori or family hx

The proper pronunciation of chicken in Zo-speak

inherited malignancy, presents around 16 with abdominal pain, anemia, diarrhea, bleeding

present in infancy, typically in head/neck/mouth, associated with mTOR gene, treated with sclerotherapy/surgery or both

Secretes AFP, child presents with non-specific symptoms such as abdominal pain, mass, obstructive jaundice. Often unresectable 2/2 size, local infiltration and mets, but is preferable if possible

Presents with gastric ulcers, Zollinger-ellison syndrome

Zoe's favorite post bath activity

Presents < 3 yo, increased risk with premature babies, fetal alcohol syndrome, glycogen storage disease, biliary atresia. Treated with cisplatin, 5-FU, vincristine

Primary medulloblastoma and multiple polyposis, predisposed to colonic cancer

This infantile tumor is only removed if facial nerve can be preserved

Syndrome associated with pancreatic, urinary, prostate/ovarian/uterine, stomach and colorectal tumors.... name that colorectal tumor!

Zoe & my post-call routine (hint: food + show)

Presents > 3 yo, associated with hepatitis B, only 1/2 have elevated AFP, chemo is often not helpful, surgical resection required

Elevated AFP, M>F, mimics this organ's embryonic growth at 7 weeks post-conception, often unresectable

children >3 yo, 1/3 present with cirrhosis, associated with Hep B, chemo often not helpful

Most common benign liver tumor in children, regress spontaneously, use steroids/vincristine if symptomatic or presents with consumption coagulopathy

the treat that made Zo have diarrhea all over my apartment while I was at work