Female Genital System Lesson 1 Flashcards
Acute endometritis cause, microscopy
Chronic endometritis cause and microscopy
1) retained products of conceptions, micro: neutrophilic infiltration
2) PID causing organisms, or intrauterine contraceptive devices. Micro: plasma cells in stroma
Adenomyosis definition microscopy, gross and clinical picture
Presence of endometrial tissue in myometrium.
Gross: enlarged uterus, with foci of haemorrhage
Micro: foci of endometrial glands and stroma deep in myometrium
Clinical: menorrhagia, pelvic pain, and colicky dysmenorrhea
Endometriosis definition, pathology theories, gross and microscopy
Endometrial glands found outside uterus or in abnormal location.
Path theories: regurgitation, metaplastic theory, and metastasis.
Gross: multiple red/blue foci and choco cyst
Microscopy: endometrial glands stroma and laden macrophages
Complications of endometriosis
Pelvic pain, dysmenorrhea and infertility
Endometrial hyperplasia definition, pathogenesis and etiology
Increased proliferation of glands in the endometrium
Pathogenesis inactivation of PTEN gene
Eti: prolonged excessive estrogen stimulation, obesity, diabetes hypertension, estrogen replacement therapy for people with osteoporosis, PCOS
Types of endometrial hyperplasia
Hyperplasia with atypia and without
Hyperplasia without atypia microscopy
Low risk for endometrial cancer
Microscopy: variation in glandular size
Endometrial hyperplasia with atypia microscopy
Increased risk of endometrial cancer
Microscopy: cytologocial atypia : stratification, phleomorphism, mitotic figures, architecture atypia, crowding of glands
Exophytic mass that project into endometrium cavity ?
Endometrial polyp
Microscopy of endometrial polyp
Cause abnormal bleeding m
Thick walled blood vessels, fibrous stroma
Leiomyoma definition and microscopy
Most common and are tumors that affect the myometrium
Micro: interlacing bundles of muscle, red degeneration( ischemia in pregnant women) , secondary changes (hyaline xyoid)
Leimoyoma gross and clinical pic ?
Well defined firm gray white masses occurs inramural submucous, subseroeus
Clinical mostly asymptomatic, sometimes cause bleeding, but never reach/ rare carcinoma