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Bladder--biopsy or TURP for carcinoma
Diagnosis
A1 In situ transitional cell carcinoma A2 Transitional cell carcinoma A3 With focal glandular metaplasia A4 With focal squamous metaplasia A5 Papilloma A6 With focal transitional cell carcinoma A7 Squamous cell carcinoma A8 Adenocarcinoma A9 Small cell carcinoma A10 Mixed carcinoma composed of the following types:
Histologic Grade
All Well differentiated A12 Moderately differentiated A13 Poorly differentiated/undifferentiated
Pattern of Growth
A14 The pattern of growth is papillary A15 The pattern of growth is flat A16 The pattern of growth is papillary and flat A17 The pattern of growth is nodular A18 The pattern of growth is papillary and nodular
Local Invasion
A19 The tumor in noninvasive A20 The tumor invades into the lamina propria A21 The tumor invades into the muscularis propria A22 Presence of muscle invasion cannot be evaluated A23 The tumor extends into periurethral prostatic ducts A24 The tumor infiltrates the prostatic stroma
Vascular Invasion
A25 No vascular invasion is identified A26 Vascular invasion is present
In Situ Carcinoma (for cases also having an invasive component)
A27 No in situ carcinoma is identified A28 In situ carcinoma is also present
Non-Neoplastic Mucosa
A29 The non-neoplastic mucosa is unremarkable A30 The non-neoplastic mucosa shows the following abnormality(ies): A31 Chronic cystitis A32 Granulomatous cystitis A33 Ulceration A34 Foreign body reaction A35 Proliferative cystitis (Brunn's nests, cystitis cystica, cystitis glandularis)
Bladder-partial or radical cystectomy for carcinoma Diagnosis:
B1 No residual carcinoma B2 No residual invasive carcinoma
Tumor Type
B3 In situ transitional cell carcinoma (pTis) [Use only if there is NOT an invasive component] B4 Transitional cell carcinoma B5 With focal glandular metaplasia B6 With focal squamous metaplasia B7 Papilloma B8 With focal transitional cell carcinoma B9 Squamous cell carcinoma B10 Adenocarcinoma B11 Small cell carcinoma B12 Mixed carcinoma composed of the following types:
Histologic Grade
B13 Well differentiated B14 Moderately differentiated B15 Poorly differentiated/undifferentiated
Pattern of Growth
B16 The pattern of growth is papillary B17 The pattern of growth is flat B18 The pattern of growth is papillary and flat B19 The pattern of growth is nodular B20 The pattern of growth is papillary and nodular Tumor Multicentricity B21 No evidence of tumor multicentricity is identified B22 Multicentric foci of invasive carcinoma are present In Situ Carcinoma (for cases also having an invasive component) B23 No in situ carcinoma is identified B24 In situ carcinoma is also present Local Invasion B25 The tumor in noninvasive (pTa) B26 The tumor invades into the lamina propria (pTI) B27 The tumor invades into the superficial half of the muscularis propria (pT2) B28 The tumor invades into the deep half of the muscularis propria (pT3a) B29 The tumor invades into the perivesical soft tissues (pT3b)
Tumor Extension
B30 The tumor does not extend beyond the bladder B31 The tumor extends beyond the bladder into the following structure(s): B32 Right ureter B33 Left ureter B34 Urethra B35 Periurethral prostatic ducts B36 Prostatic stroma B37 Vagina
Vascular Invasion
B38 No vascular invasion is identified. B39 Vascular invasion is present
Perineurial Invasion
B40 No perineurial invasion is identified B41 Perineurial invasion is present
Surgical Margins
B42 All surgical margins are free from tumor B43 The following surgical margin(s) is (are) involved by tumor: B44 Right ureteral margin B45 Left ureteral margin B46 Urethral margin B47 Perivesical soft tissue margin B48 Bladder mucosal margin [for partial cystectomy]
Non-Neoplastic Mucosa
B49 The non-neoplastic mucosa is unremarkable B50 The non-neoplastic mucosa shows the following abnormality(ies): B51 Chronic cystitis B52 Granulomatous cystitis B53 Ulceration B54 Foreign body reaction B55 Proliferative cystitis (Brunn's nests, cystitis cystica, cystitis glandularis)
Note: If the prostate shows an independent prostatic adenocarcinoma, stop here and continue with the "Prostate" form
Prostate
B56 The prostate is unremarkable B57 The prostate shows nodular hyperplasia B58 The prostate shows
Bladder-partial or radical cystectomy for carcinoma--cont'd
Seminal Vesicles
B59 The seminal vesicles are unremarkable B60 The seminal vesicles show
Female Genital Organs
B61 All the female genital organs are unremarkable B62 The vagina shows B63 The cervix shows B64 The endometrium shows B65 The myometrium shows B66 The right fallopian tube shows B67 The left fallopian tube shows B68 The right ovary shows B69 The left ovary shows B70 All other female genital organs are unremarkable
Lymph Nodes
B71 The lymph node status is as follows (expressed as the number of metastatic nodes in relation to the total number of nodes examined): B72 Right iliac: B73 Right internal iliac: B74 Right external iliac: B75 Left iliac: B76 Left internal iliac: B77 Left external iliac:
Breast--excision in which only benign disease is present
Diagnosis
C1 No residual in situ or invasive carcinoma C2 Ductal hyperplasia of mild degree without atypia C3 Ductal hyperplasia of moderate to florid degree without atypia C4 Atypical ductal hyperplasia C5 Lobular hyperplasia without atypia C6 Atypical lobular hyperplasia C7 Intraductal papilloma C8 Sclerosing adenosis C9 Florid adenosis C10 Radial scar C11 Cyst(s) C12 Apocrine metaplasia C13 Fibrosis C14 Calcification C15 Atrophy C16 Duct ectasia C17 Mastitis C18 Fibroadenoma C19 Fibroadenomatoid hyperplasia C20 Reactive changes at the biopsy site C21 Radiation changes
Lymph Nodes
C22 The lymph node status is as follows (expressed as the number of metastatic nodes in relation to the total number of nodes examined): C23 Level I: C24 Level II: C25 Level III: Diagnosis: D1 No residual invasive carcinoma
Tumor Type
D2 Intraductal carcinoma (IDC) D3 Cribriform type D4 Solid type D5 Cribriform and solid type D6 Papillary type D7 Micropapillary type D8 Comedo carcinoma type D9 With extension into lobules ("lobular cancerization")
Distribution
D10 The IDC is present as a single tumor focus D11 The IDC is focal with peripheral extension D12 The IDC is dispersed Tumor Size D13 The estimated diameter for the entire IDC is ___ mm D14 The estimated diameter for the entire IDC is ___ mm D15 The estimated diameter of the IDC cannot be determined because
Calcification
D16 No calcification in the IDC is identified D17 Calcification in the IDC is minimal D18 Calcification in the IDC is extensive
For Mastectomy Only
D19 Tumor Location The IDC is located at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ
Tumor Multicentricity
D20 No multicentric foci of IDC are identified D21 Multicentric foci of IDC are present at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ
Nipple
D22 No nipple involvement by IDC is identified D23 The IDC involves the large lactiferous ducts D24 The IDC involves the nipple (Paget disease)
Surgical Margins
D25 All surgical margins are free from IDC D26 The IDC is close (within one 40X field) to the following margin(s): D27 The IDC is present at the following margin(s):
Tumor Type
D28 Lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS) D29 Classic type (type A) D30 Large cell type (type 13) D31 With extension into ducts ("pagetoid spread")
Distribution
D32 The LCIS is present as a single tumor focus D33 The LCIS is focal with peripheral extension D34 The LCIS is dispersed
Calcification
D35 No calcification in the LCIS is identified D36 Calcification in the LCIS is minimal D37 Calcification in the LCIS is extensive
For Mastectomy Only
D38 Tumor Location The IIDC is located at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ
Tumor Multicentricity
D39 No multicentric foci of IDC are identified D40 Multicentric foci of IDC are present at the following sites) Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ
Surgical Margins
D41 All surgical margins are free from LCIS D42 The LCIS is close (within one 40X field) to the following margin(s): D43 The LCIS is present at the following margin(s):
Breast-excision in which only in situ carcinoma is present-cont'd
Non-Neoplastic Breast
D44 The non-neoplastic breast is unremarkable D45 The non-neoplastic breast shows the following abnormality (ies): D46 Ductal hyperplasia of mild degree without atypia D47 Ductal hyperplasia of moderate to florid degree without atypia D48 Atypical ductal hyperplasia D49 Lobular hyperplasia D50 Atypical lobular hyperplasia D51 Intraductal papilloma D52 Sclerosing adenosis D53 Radial scar D54 Apocrine metaplasia D55 Fibrosis D56 Calcification D57 Duct ectasia D58 Mastitis D59 Fibroadenoma D60 Fibroadenomatoid hyperplasia D61 Reactive changes at the biopsy site D62 Radiation changes
Lymph Nodes
D63 The lymph node status is as follows (expressed as the number of metastatic nodes in relation to the total number of nodes examined): D64 Level I: D65 Level II: D66 Level III: Diagnosis:
Tumor Type
E1 Invasive ductal carcinoma E2 NOS type E3 Tubular type E4 Cribriform type E5 Pure mucinous type E6 Mixed mucinous (mucinous and NOS) type E7 Papillary type E8 Medullary type E9 Invasive lobular carcinoma E10 Classic type Ell Solid type E12 Trabecular type E13 Alveolar type E14 Signet ring type E15 Tubulo-alveolar type E16 Invasive mixed carcinoma: E17 Ductal type E18 Lobular type E19 Invasive carcinoma, type undetermined
Histologic Grade (for invasive ductal component only)
E20 Histologic Grade I/III (well-developed tubules) E21 Histologic Grade 11/111 (moderate tubule formation) E22 Histologic Grade III/III (slight or no tubule formation)
Nuclear Grade (for invasive ductal component only)
E23 Nuclear Grade I/III (slight or no variation in size and.shape) E24 Nuclear Grade II/111 (moderate variation in size and shape) E25 Nuclear Grade III/III (marked variation in size and. shape)
Tumor Size
E26 The largest diameter of the tumor, as measured grossly, is ___ cm E27 The largest diameter of the tumor, as measured microscopically, is __ mm [use for tumors <_ 1.0 cm] E28 The largest diameter of the tumor cannot be determined because
Tumor Necrosis
E29 No tumor necrosis is identified E30 Tumor necrosis is minimal E31 Tumor necrosis is extensive E32 Tumor necrosis cannot be evaluated because
Tumor Calcification
E33 No tumor calcification is identified E34 Tumor calcification is minimal E35 Tumor calcification is extensive
Vascular Invasion
E36 No vascular invasion is identified E37 Vascular invasion is present E38 Vascular invasion cannot be evaluated because
Peri-neurial Invasion
E39 No perineurial invasion is identified E40 Perineurial invasion is present For Mastectomy Only
For Mastectomy Only
E41 Tumor Location The tumor is located at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ
Tumor Multicentricity
E42 No multicentric foci of IDC are identified E43 Multicentric foci of invasive tumor are present at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ E44 Number E45 Types
Nipple
E46 No nipple involvement by invasive carcinoma identified E47 The nipple is involved by invasive carcinoma E48 The nipple is involved by Paget disease
Skin
E49 No skin involvement by carcinoma is identified E50 The skin is involved by tumor by direct extension E51 The skin shows tumor emboli in dermal lymph vessels. E52 The skin shows
Breast--excision in which only invasive carcinoma is present-cont'd
Surgical Margins E53 All surgical margins are free from tumor E54 Invasive carcinoma is close (within one 40X field) to the following surgical margin(s): E55 Invasive carcinoma is present at the following surgical margin(s): E56 Involvement of surgical margins by invasive carcinoma cannot be determined because
Carcinoma In Situ
E57 No evidence of either ductal or lobular carcinoma in situ is identified
[If there were, you should not have used this form!]
Non-Neoplastic Breast
E58 The non-neoplastic breast is unremarkable E59 The non-neoplastic breast shows the following abnormality(ies): E60 Ductal hyperplasia of mild degree without atypia E61 Ductal hyperplasia of moderate to florid degree without atypia E62 Atypical ductal hyperplasia E63 Lobular hyperplasia E64 Atypical lobular hyperplasia E65 Intraductal papilloma E66 Sclerosing adenosis E67 Radial scar E68 Apocrine metaplasia E69 Fibrosis E70 Calcification E71 Duct ectasia E72 Mastitis E73 Fibroadenoma E74 Fibroadenomatoid hyperplasia E75 Reactive changes at the biopsy site E76 Radiation changes
Lymph Nodes
E77 The lymph node status is as follows (expressed as the number of metastatic nodes in relation to the total number of nodes examined): E78 Level I: E79 Level II: E80 Level III: Tumor Type
F1 IN SITU AND INVASIVE DUCTAL CARCINOMA F2 The invasive component is: F3 NOS type F4 Tubular type F5 Cribriform type F6 Pure mutinous type F7 Mixed mutinous (mutinous and NOS) type F8 Papillary type F9 Medullary type F10 The in situ component is: F11 Cribriform type F12 Solid type F13 Cribriform and solid type F 14 Papillary type F15 Micropapillary type F16 Comedo carcinoma type F17 with extension into lobules ("lobular cancerization") F18 IN SITU AND INVASIVE LOBULAR CARCINOMA F19 The invasive component is: F20 Classical type F21 Solid type F22 Trabeculartype F23 Alveolar type F24 Signet ring type F25 Tubuao-alveolar type F26 The in situ component is: F27 Classic type (type A) F28 Large cell type (type B) F29 IN SITU LOBULAR AND INVASIVE DUCTAL CARCINOMA F30 The in situ lobular component is of type F31 The invasive ductal component is of type F32 IN SITU DUCTAL AND INVASIVE DUCTAL CARCINOMA F33 The in situ ductal component is of type F34 The invasive ductal component is of type
Histologic Grade (for invasive ductal component only)
F35 Histologic Grade VIII (well-developed tubules) F36 Histologic Grade II/III (moderate tubule formation) F37 Histologic Grade III/III (slight or no tubule formation)
Nuclear Grade (for invasive ductal component only)
F38 Nuclear Grade I/111 (slight or no variation in size and shape) F39 Nuclear Grade II/III (moderate variation in size and shape) F40 Nuclear Grade 111/111 (marked variation in size and shape)
Percentage of in situ ductal component
F41 The in situ carcinoma constitutes <= 25% of the total tumor mass F42 The in situ carcinoma constitutes > 25% of the total tumor mass
Tumor Size F43 The largest diameter of the tumor, as measured grossly, is ___ cm F44 The largest diameter of the tumor, as measured microscopically, is ___ mm [use for tumors 5 1.0 cm] F45 The largest diameter of the tumor cannot be determined because
Tumor Necrosis in Invasive Component
F46 No tumor necrosis is identified in the invasive component F47 Tumor necrosis in the invasive component is minimal F48 Tumor necrosis in the invasive component is extensive F49 Tumor necrosis in the invasive component cannot be evaluated because
Tumor Calcification
F50 No tumor calcification is identified in either the in situ or invasive component F51 No tumor calcification is identified in the in situ component F52 Tumor calcification in the in situ component is minimal F53 Tumor calcification in the in situ component is extensive F54 No tumor calcification is identified in the invasive component F55 Tumor calcification in the invasive component is minimal F56 Tumor calcification in the invasive component is extensive Breast-excision in which both in situ and invasive carcinoma are present-cont'd
Vascular Invasion F57 No vascular invasion is identified F58 Vascular invasion is present F59 Vascular invasion cannot be evaluated because
Perineurial Invasion
F60 No perineurial invasion is identified F61 Perineurial invasion is present
For Mastectomy Only
F62 Tumor Location The tumor is located at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ
Tumor Multicentricity
F63 No multicentric foci of IDC are identified F64 Multicentric foci of invasive tumor are present at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ F65 Number F66 Types F67 Multicentric foci of in situ carcinoma are present at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ F68 Number F69 Types F70 Multicentric foci of in-situ and invasive carcinoma are present at the following site(s): Central / UOQ / UIQ / LOQ / LIQ F71 Number F72 Types
Nipple
F73 No involvement of the nipple by either in-situ or invasive carcinoma is identified F74 The nipple is involved by invasive carcinoma F75 The IDC involves the large lactiferous ducts F76 The nipple is involved by IDC (Paget disease)
Skin
F77 No skin involvement by carcinoma is identified F78 The skin is involved by tumor by direct extension F79 The skin shows tumor emboli in dermal lymph vessels. F80 The skin shows
Surgical Margins
F81 No involvement of the surgical margins by either in situ or invasive carcinoma is identified F82 Invasive carcinoma is close (within one 40X field) to the following surgical margin(s): F83 Invasive carcinoma is present at the following surgical margin(s): F84 Involvement of surgical margins by invasive carcinoma cannot be determined because F85 The in situ carcinoma is close (within one 40X field) to the following margin(s): F86 The in situ carcinoma is present at the following margin(s): F87 Involvement of surgical margins by in situ carcinoma cannot be determined because F88 No involvement of the surgical margins by in situ carcinoma is identified F89 No involvement of the surgical margins by invasive carcinoma is identified
Non-Neoplastic Breast
F90 The non-neoplastic breast is unremarkable F91 The non-neoplastic breast shows the following abnormality (ies): F92 Ductal hyperplasia of mild degree without atypia F93 Ductal hyperplasia of moderate to florid degree without atypia F94 Atypical ductal hyperplasia F95 Lobular hyperplasia F96 Atypical lobular hyperplasia F97 Intraductal papilloma F98 Sclerosing adenosis F99 Radial scar F100 Apocrine metaplasia F101 Fibrosis F102 Calcification F103 Duct ectasia F104 Mastitis F105 Fibroadenoma F106 Fibroadenomatoid hyperplasia F107 Reactive changes at the biopsy site F108 Radiation changes
Lymph Nodes
F109 The lymph node status is as follows (expressed as the number of metastatic nodes in relation to the total number of nodes examined): F110 Level I: F111 Level II: F112 Level III: |