Female pathology: ovarian tumors Flashcards
what are the 3 cell types in ovary
surface epithelium
germ cells
sex cordstroma
what is the most common type of ovarian tumor
surface epithelial tumor
surface epithelial tumors are derived from what
coelomic epithelium that lines ovary
coelomic epithelium embryologically produced the epithelial lining of what structures
fallopian tube ( serous cells) endometrium endocervix ( mucinous cells)
what are 2 common subtypes of surface epithelium
serous and mucinous
both usually cystic
benign tumors ( cystadenomas) are composed of what
single cyst with simple, flat lining
cystadenomas commonely occur in who
premenopausal women 30-40
malignant tumors ( cystadenocarcinomas) are composed of what
complex cysts with thick, shaggy lining
who usually gets cystadenocarcinoma
post menopausal women 60-70
BRCA1 mutation carrier have an increased risk for what
serous carcinoma of ovary and fallopian tube
what are surgery options for BRCA1 mutant patients
prophylactic salpingo-oophorectomy
prophylactic mastectomy
Brenner tumor 2 types. which ones are malignant/benign.
- endometrioid tumors composed of endometiral-like glands, malignant
- bladder-like epithelium, benign
when do surface tumors clinically present and how do they present
late with vague abdominal symptoms ( pain and fullness_ or signs of compression ( urinary frequency)
prognosis for surface epithelial carcinoma
poor
where does epithelial carcinomas tend to spread
peritoneum
what is the 2nd most common type of ovarian tumor
germ cell tumor
who usually gets germ cellt umor
women of reproductive age
choriocarcinoma
cytrotrophoblasts and syncytiotrophoblasts
- mimics placental tissue but villi absent