Gyn Pathology II Flashcards

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What is internal endometriosis called?

A

Adenomyosis (glands in the myometrium)

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2
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What is the most common visceral tumor in women?

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Leiomyoma

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3
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What are main symptoms of leiomyomas?

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Acute pelvic pain
Pelvic pressure
Urinary frequency
Difficult defecation
Impaired fertility
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4
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White, rubbery nodules in intramural uterus?

A

Leiomyoma

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5
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Treatment for leiomyoma?

A

Myomectomy

Hysterectomy

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6
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Handball, rubbery toughness with gross necrosis and hemorrhage?

A

Leiomyosarcoma

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7
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Most common fallopian tube pathology?

A

Salpingitis +/- abscess due to PID
Endometriosis
Tubal infertility/ectopic
Paratubal cysts

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8
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What are the most common tubal neoplasias?

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Adenomatoid tumor (benign)
Tubal carcinoma
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9
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What gene is implicated in tubal carcinoma?

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BRCA 1, 2

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10
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Most of the time when you feel a pelvic lump on ovary, what is it?

A

Follicle or corpus luteal cyst

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11
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Inflammation of the ovary?

A

Almost always PID

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12
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How many women have PCOS?

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6-8%

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13
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What endocrine problems are associated with PCOS?

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Hyperandrogenism
Diabetes
Obesity

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14
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What are the four origins of ovarian tumors?

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Ovarian surface (Mullerian) epithelium
Sex cord/stromal cells
Germ cells
Metastasis

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15
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How can ovarian neoplasms present?

A
Incidental adnexal mass
Chronic pelvic compression
Acute/subacute: TORSION
Chronic sex steroid access
Atypical cells on cytology
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16
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If epithelial ovarian tumors are bilateral, what is it? If unilateral?

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Bilateral: Serous
Unilateral: mucinous

17
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If a “borderline” tumor, what does it look like?

18
Q

If you cut into an ovarian cyst and see papillations, what are you thinking about?

A

Malignancy

19
Q

What is the commonest cause of GYN cancer death in the USA

A

Ovarian carcinoma

20
Q

What is the most common type of ovarian carcinoma if diagnosed at an advanced stage?

21
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What serum marker is increased in ovarian cancer patients?

22
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Where do borderline tumors often present?

A

Mostly in epithelium of ovary

30% extra-ovarian (peritoneal)

23
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If mucinous tumor of the ovary, what is a very common source?

24
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Most common neoplasia in females 10-30 yrs in age?

A

Mature cystic teratoma

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What is often seen as a part of a mature cystic teratoma?
skin, hair, teeth, intestine, bronchus, bone, everything wowthisisdisgusting
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Are mature cystic teratomas mostly benign or malignant?
99% benign
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What is the most common malignant germ cell tumor?
Dysgerminoma
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What are the most common presenting symptoms for malignant germ cell tumors?
Mass/torsion/rupture sx | HCG excess sx
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How many dysterminomas behave aggressively?
33%
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What is the male equivalent of dysgerminoma?
Testicular seminoma
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What is the worst germ cell tumor in women?
Non-dysgerminoma germ cell tumors
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If you see sertoli/leydig cells or granulosa cells on tumor slide, what is it?
Sex cord stromal tumors
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What is the most common sex cord stromal tumor?
Fibroma/thecoma
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Presenting symptoms of sex cord/stromal tumors?
Pelvic displacement, precocious puberty
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What is the commonest cause of neoplastic estrogen excess?
Granulosa cell tumor
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What tumors like to metastasize to the ovary?
Breast, colorectum, appendix, stomach