GYN Flashcards
Gestational trophoblastic disease versus neoplasm
GTD = hydratiform moles (treat with evacuation and hcg monitoring)
GTN = single agent MTX versus combination chemo; choriocarcinoma is treated with hysterectomy and is emergency
What is preferred cervical cancer prevention?
Guardasil 9
Covers strains 6, 11, 16, 18, 31, 33, 45, 52, 58
Approved for 9-45 yo males and females
2 dose vaccine, typically given around age 11 or 12 (3 doses after age 15 or immunocompromised individuals)
When do you give adjuvant chemotherapy in stage I endometrial cancer?
Adjuvant chemo if high risk features
→ Grade 3 dx, >50% myometrial invasion, LVSI, age > 60 (this is for endometrioid which is most common type)
For serous, clear cell, carcinosarcoma → high risk → give chemo+RT (though controversial if stage IA)
When do you give adjuvant chemotherapy in Stage I-II cervical cancer?
Stage I-II
Low risk → No LV: surgery (hysterectomy, trachelectomy)
Interm risk → +LV or bulky disease: Radical hysterectomy* + pelvic LN dissection and adjuvant RT if +LNs or +margins
High risk → +pelvic LN, + parametria, +margins: ChemoRT**
Adjuvant therapy in early stage vaginal cancer?
Stage I: Surgery or EBRT/brachytherapy
Stage II-IVA: concurrent chemoRT
Adjuvant therapy for early stage serous ovarian cancer?
Stage 1A or 1B (low grade - grade 1; confined to ovaries, capsules intact, no malignant cells in fluid) - observation
1c and 2 - carbo + taxol
Also give chemo for clear cell and high grade serous
Most common type of ovarian cancer
Epithelial (95%) Which is broken down into High grade serous (75%) Endometrioid (good px) Clear cell (aggressive) Mucinous Transitional cell Carcinomsarcoma
Can also have
Metastatic from other site
Germ Cell
Sex cord stromal
Ovarian germ cell tumors
Teratoma, dysgerminoma, yolk sac, endodermal sinus tumor
Stage 1, grade 1 teratomas and stage 1 dysgerminoma - ok to observe after surgery; the rest need adjuvant chemo
Ovarian sex cord stroma tumors
Includes granulosa tumor, thecoma, fibroma, etc etc
Adjuvant chemo with BEP if > stage 1, high risk, poorly differentiated
Cervical cancer staging – differentiate stage 3 (where you do chemoRT) versus stage 1 or 2
Stage III: Extension to pelvic wall, lower ⅓ vagina, or causing hydronephrosis
Stage 1B-IIA - SOC is open radical hysterectomy + pelvic LN dissection
Treatment for gestational trophoblastic disease
Low risk (0-6) - MTX
High risk (7 or higher) - EMA/CO
Choriocarcinoma
oncology emergency!
can die from hemorrhage (DIC)
versus carcinosarcoma - which is type of endometrial cancer
Adjuvant treatment ovarian cancer stage 3 or 4?
Adjuvant chemotherapy with carbo + paclitaxel (weekly or q3 wks)
Maintenance therapy
BRCA WT or unknown: Observation, niraparib*, bev if surgical resection and high risk for recurrence (pleural effusion, ascites)**
BRCA +: Olaparib or niraparib OR olapartib + bev
HRD +: niraparib
Maintenance therapy in advanced ovarian cancer
Maintenance therapy
BRCA WT or unknown: Observation, niraparib, bev if surgical resection and high risk for recurrence (pleural effusion, ascites)
BRCA +: Olaparib or niraparib OR olapartib + bev
HRD +: niraparib