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Benign Ovarian Abnormalities Flashcards

1
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what is the other name for cystic teratoma

A

dermoid cyst

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2
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what is the most common benign neoplasm of the ovary

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teratoma

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3
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what is the most commonly occurring germ cell tumor of the ovary

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teratoma

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4
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what is the most common complex mass during pregnancy

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teratoma

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5
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what is the most common cold ovarian tumor seen in pediatric patients

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teratoma

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6
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teratomas contain what

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ectodermal elements such as skin, teeth, hair and fat

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7
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teratomas are usually found in women of what age

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child bearing age

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8
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are teratomas usually bilateral or unilateral

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unilateral

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9
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teratomas are almost always benign or malignant

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benign

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10
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what is the most common complication of teratoma

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torsion

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11
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S/A teratoma

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  • dermoid plug
  • dermoid mesh
  • tip of iceberg sign
  • usually complex
  • thick walls
  • calcifications
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12
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S/A dermoid plug

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echogenic nodule that causes posterior shadowing

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13
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S/A dermoid mesh

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short and long echogenci lines caused by hair in the mass (dot-dash pattern)

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14
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S/A tip of iceberg sign

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very dense echogenic portion that casts shadow over posterior wall of cyst

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15
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granulosa cell tumor is a type of what kind of tumor

A

theca cell tumor

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16
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granulosa cell tumors are benign or malignant

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benign

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17
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95% of granulosa cell tumors occur in women of what age

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postmenopausal

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18
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if granulosa cell tumors are found in young patients it can lead to what

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precocious puberty

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19
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S/A granulosa cell tumor

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  • complex
  • hypoechoic
  • similar appearance to andeoblastoma
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20
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___: benign ovarian neoplasm that is composed only of theca cells

A

thecoma

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21
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thecoma is classified as what kind of ovarian tumor

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sex cord stromal tumors

22
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thecomas are found in pre or postmenopausal women

A

post

23
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most patients with thecomas present with what symptom

A

post menopausal bleeding

24
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20% of patients with thecomas have what associated

A

endometrial carcinoma

25
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S/A thecoma

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  • hypoechoic
  • posterior shadowing
  • resembles fibroma
  • endometrial thickening
  • 5-16cm solid mass
26
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do fibromas usually occurs in pre or postmenopausal women

A

post

27
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fibromas are composed of what

A

benign ovarian stomal tissues

28
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do fibromas produce estrogen

A

no

29
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do thecomas produce estrogen

A

yes

30
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S/A fibroma

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  • solid
  • homogeneous to mildly heterogeneous and hypoechoic
  • commonly demonstrates posterior shadowing
  • usually associated with ascites and pleural effusion
31
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what are the three things that make up meigs syndrome

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  • ovarian tumor
  • ascites
  • pleural effusion
32
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what is the most common ovarian tumor associated with meigs syndrome

A

fibroma

33
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cystadenofibromas are composed of what

A

epithelial and stromal tissues

34
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S/A cystadenofibroma

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  • predominantly cystic with separations seen in 1/3 of cases

- papillary projections or solid nodules seen in 1/2 of cases

35
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what is the typical age range to see serous cystadenoma

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20-50

36
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serous cyst adenoma can be classified as what kind of tumor

A

benign epithelial tumor

37
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S/A serous cystadenoma

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  • thin walled
  • usually unilateral
  • filled with serous fluid
  • can have thin septations
38
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a large anechoic unilocular cyst in postmenopausal women is most likely a _____

A

serous cystadenoma

39
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mutinous systadenoma can be characterized into which category

A

ovarian epithelial tumor

40
Q

which lab can be elevated with cystadenocarcinoma

A

CA 125

41
Q

what is the largest abdominal tumor

A

benign cystadenoma

42
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S/A mutinous cystadenoam

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  • large cystic masses with septations and low level echoes from mucin
  • thin septations
  • usually unilateral
  • multiloculated
  • may present with debris
43
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brenner tumors usually occur around what age

A

50

44
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S/A brenner tumors

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  • most commonly incidental finding
  • echogenic solid mass
  • may see calcs
  • can be associated with meigs syndrome
45
Q

what is the other name for androblastoma

A

-arrhenoblastoma

46
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androblastoma is classified into what kind of tumor

A

sertoli leading cell tumor

47
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what is the typical age range for androblastoma tumors

A

20-40

48
Q

androblastoma causes an increase of which hormone

A

testosterone

49
Q

virilization referes to a female that develops what

A

male sex characteristics

50
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S/A androblastoma

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  • echogenci or hypoechoic
  • may have cystic component
  • similar to granular cell tumor

Registry Review OB/GYN (31 decks)

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