Benign Cervical Disease Flashcards
1
Q
Cervical ectropion:
Pathophysiology
How does it look on speculum?
What may trigger it?
A
Columnar epithelium of cervical canal protrudes outwards through the os
Bright red
COC or pregnancy - resolves when both of these end
2
Q
Cervical ectropion:
S+S - 2
Management - 2
A
Post-coital bleeding
Non-purulent discharge
Conservative Rx
Ablation
3
Q
Cervical Polyps:
What do they look like?
What type of bleeding can it cause and why? - 3
Management:
- What can be done manually?
- What can be done surgically?
- What can be done via a hysteroscopy?
A
Smooth grey-white lumps
PCB
IMB
PMB
Bleeds easily
Manual removal by twisting
Surgical dilation and curettage
Hysteroscopic polypectomy