cancers Flashcards
malodorous vaginal discharge, postmenopausal/postcoital vaginal bleeding, irregular mass/plaque/ulcer on vagina
vaginal cancer
- 60yo, HPV+, h/o cervical dysplasia/cancer, smoking, located in upper 1/3 of posterior wall: squamous cell carcinoma
21-24 yo w/ atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance on pap smear
repeat pap in 1 yr
> =25yo w/ atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance on pap smear
HPV test:
+ -> colposcopy
- -> repeat HPV and pap in 3 yrs
ddx for vaginal itching
lichen sclerosis(anal and vulvar, “cigarette paper”, thinned epidermis, hyperkeratosis, elongation of the rete pegs), lichen planus (involves vagina), psoriasis (involves extensor surfaces), vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia (reason for biopsy), vitiligo, long-standing candidal infection (less likely 2/2 high pH in postmenopausal women)
anatomical borders of vulva
mons pubis superiorly
anus inferiorly
genitocrural folds laterally
ovarian tumor types, in decreasing commonality
epithlial (old) > germ cell (young) > sex cord-stromal tumors
germ cell ovarian tumors. Sx?
teratoma (dermoid is benign and most common)
Malignant is rapid growing, thus causes pain
polyembryoma, embryonal carcinoma, dysgerminoma, endodermal sinus tumor, choriocarcinoma
epithelial ovarian tumors
serous > mucinous, endometrioid, brenner, clear cell
sex cord-stromal tumors
granulosa cell tumors, sertoli-leydig, gynandroblastoma, thecoma, fibroma
evaluation of adnexal masses based on age
prepubertal w/ ovary >2cm
operate
evaluation of adnexal masses based on age
reproductive w/ ovary <5cm
observe
evaluation of adnexal masses based on age
reproductive w/ ovary 5-10cm
US: observe for 1 month if simple cyst, otherwise operate
evaluation of adnexal masses based on age
reproductive w/ ovary >10cm
operate
menopausal w/ ovary >5cm
operate
pelvic masses
- midline and irregular
- adnexal tenderness
- androgen effects
- dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia, dyschezia
- fibroids
- tubo-ovarian abscess
- sertoli-leydig cell tumor
- endometrioma