Diagnostic tests Flashcards

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What are the typical ultrasound findings for endometrioma?

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Ground glass echogenicity, no papillary structures with detectable blood flow

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What are the histological features of lichen sclerosis?

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Epidermal atrophy, dermal inflammation, degeneration of the basal layer

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What are the clinical features of lichen sclerosis?

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pale white atrophic areas, erosions, narrowed introitus, sometimes purpura - itchy, fragile skin

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What is the treatment for lichen sclerosis?

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Steroid ointments and creams

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What are the histological features of lichen simplex?

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epithelial thickening, increased basal mitosis

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What are the clinical features of lichen simplex?

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Thickened flaky plaques (lichenification), excoriation

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What are the histological features of lichen planus?

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violaceous plaques
Wickham striae white reticular pattern overlying
Erosive form has glazed areas of erythema and ispainful

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What are the histological features of VIN?

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epithelial nuclear atypia
increased mitosis
loss of surface differentiation

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What are the typical ultrasound findings for a mucinous cystadenoma?

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large, multilocular, thin walled septa, varying echogenicity due to mulptiple locules

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What is a mucinous cystadenoma?

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Benign cystic tumour of the ovary

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