Anatomical Pathology - Female Genital Tract Flashcards

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Major complication of ectopic preg

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Haemorrhage

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Ectopic pregnancy due to..

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  1. Partial tubal obstruction (eg salpingitis)

2. Delayed pick up by fimbriae

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Possible causes of endometriosis

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Retrograde spread during menstruation
Implantation (during C/S)
Metaplasia
Lymphatic spread
Heamatogenous spread
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Macroscopic characteristics of endometriosis

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Chocolate cysts

Fibrosis (cyclical haemorrhage)

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Microscopic characteristics of endometriosis

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Endometrial glands + stroma
Fibrosis
Haemosiderin laden macrophages

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Complications of endometriosis

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Infertility
Adhesions
Intermittent intestinal obstruction
Some endometrial cancer

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Complications of leiomyomas

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Menstrual disturbances
Infertility
Repeated abortions
Obstetric complications

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Possible locations of leiomyomas

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Intramural
Subserosal
Submucosal

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Possible macroscopic characteristics of squamous Ca Cx

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Ulcerating
Exophitic
Nodular

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Risk factors for squamous Ca Cx

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Low SES
Early sexual debut
Multiple partners
Smoking
COC
Immunosuppression
STIs
Long time since last pap smear
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Causes of death in Ca Cx

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Renal failure
Haemorrhage
Superadded infection
Blood borne metastasis 
Iatrogenic (eg PE)
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Stage 1A Ca Cx

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Visible microscopically

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Stage 1B Ca Cx

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Visible macroscopically
1< 4cm
2> 4 cm

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Stage 2A Ca Cx

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Upper 2/3 vagina

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Stage 2B Ca Cx

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Parametrial involvement

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15
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Stage 3A Ca Cx

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Lower 1/3 vagina

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Stage 3B Ca Cx

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Pelvic sidewall/ hydronephrosis/ non functional kidney

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Stage 4A Ca Cx

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Mucosa bladder / rectum

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Stage 4B Ca Cx

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Distant metastasis

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Why cytology NB for Ca Cx

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LSIL and HSIL can’t be seen macroscopically

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Three sections on cytology report

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Adequacy of smear
Epithelial cells changes
Organisms

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What makes a Pap smear adequate

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Endocervical cells present

Cells not obscured by blood/ exudate etc

22
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Colposcopy looks at …

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Margin of lesion
Color of lesion
Arrangement of superficial blood vessels

23
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Rx CIN 1

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Colposcopy

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Rx CIN 2-3

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LLETZ 
If margins involved:
     LLETZ
      Cone biopsy
        Hysterectomy
25
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Rx stage 1A1

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Cone biopsy

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Rx stage 1A2

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Total abdo hysterectomy

Pelvic lymphadenectomy

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Rx stage 1B

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Radical hysterectomy
Pelvic lymphadenectomy
(Wertheim’s hysterectomy)

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Rx stage 2 and above

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Chemoradiation

Intracavitary brachytherapy

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Type1 endometrial Ca pathogenesis

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Unopposed oestrogen > endometrial hyperplasia > hyperplasia with atypia > carcinoma

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Prognosis for endometrial Ca type 1

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Good with surgery

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Causes of unopposed oestrogen

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Obesity
PCOS
HRT

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Prognosis for type 2 endometrial Ca

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Poor (chemo needed as tendency to metastasize)

33
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Four types of endometrial cancer

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Endometrial Ca
Carcinosarcoma
Endometrial stromal sarcoma
Gestational Trophoblastic disease

34
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Two types of gestational Trophoblastic disease

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Hyatidiform mole

Choriocarcinoma

35
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Features of partial mole

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Trophoblastic proliferation with normal villi
Triploid
Little malignant potential

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Feature of complete mole

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Molar tissue with no normal villi
Diploid (empty egg)
Malignant potential

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Features of invasive mole

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Molar tissue extends into parametrium

May metastasize

38
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What is choriocarcinoma

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Malignant tumour of cyto- and syncytio- trophoblasts without chorionic villi

39
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Prognosis for choriocarcinoma

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Good with chemo