GYN Oncology- GTD Flashcards

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What is Gestational trophoblastic disease?

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A spectrum of diseases that involves cellular proliferation of the placental villous trophoblast

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What are the different forms of gestational trophoblastic disease?

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  1. Hydatiform mole
  2. Invasive mole
  3. choriocarcinoma
  4. Placental site trophoblastic tumor
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What are the different types of hydatiform moles?

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Complete mole
Incomplete mole

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What are features of complete mole?

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46XX or 46 XY ( all paternal)
Fetus is absent
Large uterine size
Theca lutein cyst common
GTN risk is 20%

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What are features of incomplete mole?

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69XXX or 69XXY
Fetus is present
Small uterine size
GTN risk is 5%

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What are theca lutein cyst associated with in molar pregnancies?

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Associated with high hcg levels

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What is the treatment for molar pregnancy?

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Suction curettage
Can consider hysterectomy if no future desire for pregnancy

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What is the chance of a repeat molar pregnancy after having 1?

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1-2%

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9
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What is the post op follow up after treatment of molar pregnancy?

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  1. Reliable contraception
  2. hcg surveillance weekly until normal x 3 weeks, then monthly x 3 months for complete mole or 1 month for partial mole
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What things during surveillance of molar pregnancy should make you concerned for post molar GTN?

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  1. Increasing hcg>10% across 3 values over a 2 week period
  2. Plateauing hcg: 4 measurements that remain within +/- 10% over at least a 3 week period
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What is GTN?

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Gestational trophoblastic neoplasia consisting of
1. Invasive mole
2. Choriocarcinoma
3. Placental site trophoblastic tumor
4. Epithelial trophoblastic tumor

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12
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What is the management of GTN?

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Chemotherapy

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What are bad prognostic factors for GTN?

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  1. > 4 months since pregnancy
  2. hcg level >40,000
  3. metastasis to liver & brain
  4. Previous term pregnancy
  5. Previous therapy failed
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How do you determine treatment for GTN?

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Based on FIGO staging system and WHO scoring system for single agent treatment resistance
0-6 low risk
>7 high risk

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What is the chemotherapy treatment for GTN?

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WHO score 0-6= Low risk get single agent therapy with methotrexate or actinomycin D

WHO score >7= High risk gets multi agent therapy with EMA-CO

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16
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What is the most common cause of cancer death in US women?

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Lung cancer

17
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What is the most common cause of cancer death in the world?

A

Lung cancer

18
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What is the most common cause of GYN cancer death in the world?

A

Breast cancer

19
Q

Most common GYN cancer in the world?

A

Cervical cancer

20
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Most common GYN cancer in USA?

21
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Most common GYN cancer death in USA?

22
Q

What tumor would you find Schiller Duval bodies?

A

Endodermal sinus tumor

23
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What tumor would you find Call Exner bodies?

A

Granulosa cell tumor

24
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What tumor would you find Coffee bean nuclei?

A

Granulosa cell tumor
Brenner tumor

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What is the management in the subsequent pregnancy after a molar pregnancy?
1. 1st trimester ultrasound 2. Send placenta for evaluation after delivery 3. Monitor hcg levels for 6 weeks after pregnancy
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What are risk factors for GTN?
1. High hcg level 2. Theca lutein cyst, uterine enlargement 3. Age>40
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What risk factors go into the WHO scoring system for GTN treatment?
1. Age 2. Antecedent pregnancy 3. Interval from last pregnancy 4. Pretreatment hcg level 5. Largest tumor 6. Site of metastasis 7. # of metastasis 8. Prior chemotherapy