gynae onc Flashcards

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AFP raised in

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Immature teratoma
Sertoli leydig
Yolk sac tumor
Embryonal carcinoma

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hcG raised in

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dysgerminoma
embryonal carcinoma

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3
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LDH raised in

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dysgerminoma
immature teratoma

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4
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ca125 raised in

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epithelial tumors

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5
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CEA raised in

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epithelial tumors

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6
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estradiol raised in

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juvenile granulosa cell tumor

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7
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testosterone raised in

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sertoli-leydig cell tumors

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8
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what tumor markers raised in IMMATURE TERATOMA

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AFP
LDH

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9
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what tumor markers raised in SERTOLI LEYDIG TUMOR

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AFP
Testosterone

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10
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what tumor markers raised in YOLK SAC TUMOR

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AFP

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11
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what tumor markers raised in EMBRYONAL CARCINOMA

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AFP

hCG

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12
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what tumor markers raised in DYSGERMINOMA

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hCG
LDH

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13
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What tumor markers raised in EPITHELIAL TUMORS

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CA125

CEA

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14
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what tumor markers raised in JGCT?

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estradiol

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15
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major complication rate for cervical ca

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27%

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16
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adverse long term bowel QoL effects reported in __% od RT pts?

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50%

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17
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obstruction presents in __% RT for cervical ca

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14.%%

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18
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fistula present in ___% of women undergoing single or combined treatment for cervical ca

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8%

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19
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radiation cystitis incidence

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26%

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20
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bladder atony - % requiring ISC

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2-3%

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21
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urinary/vaginal fistula after radical hysterectomy

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<2%

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22
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RT dose that may induce menopause

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10Gy

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23
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dyspareunia reported in __% after RT for cervical ca

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55%

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24
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endometrial ca 1y survival overall

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90%

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endometrial ca 5y survival overall
75%
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endometrial ca 10y survival overall
70%
27
ovarian ca 1y survival overall
71%
28
ovarian ca 5y survival overall
42%
29
ovarian ca 10y survival overall
35%
30
cervical ca 1y survival overall
81%
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cervical ca 5y survival overall
61%
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cervical ca 10y survival overall
50%
33
vulval ca 1y survival overall
86%
34
vulva ca 5y survival overall
67%
35
vaginal ca 1y survival overall
90%
36
vaginal ca 5y survival overall
70%
37
endometrial ca 5y survival by stage
92, 74, 47, 15
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ovarian ca 5y survival by stage
93, 67, 27, 13
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cervical ca 5y survival by stage
87, 67
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incidence endometrial ca
28/100 000
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lifetime risk of endometrial ca
3% | 10-15% for obese patients
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tamoxifen increases risk of endometrial ca by
3-6x
43
bariatric surgery decreases risk of endometrial ca by
70-80%
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NPV of ET<4mm on TVS for endo ca
>99%
45
positive findings on hysteroscopy, what chance of EC
70%
46
negative findings on hysteroscopy, what chance of EC
2.5%
47
failure rate of OPD EB
7%
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inadequate sample on EB
1% have EC | 10% have EH or polyps
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ovarian cancer incidence
9-17/100 000
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lifetime risk of ovarian cancer
2%
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most important prognostic indicator for ovarian cancer
volume of residual disease
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staging laparotomy for ovarian cancer
1) evaluate peritoneal surfaces 2) washings or retrieve ascites 3) infracolic omentectomy 4) selective lymphadenectomy of pelvic and para-aortic nodes 5) Bx or resection of suspicious lesions 6) random peritoneal Bx 7) TAHBSO
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platinum sensitive ovarian disease
relapse >12/12
54
platinum partially sensitive ovarian disease
relapse 6-12/12
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platinum resistant ovarian disease
relapse <6/12
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platinum refractory ovarian disease
does not respond | use pegylated liposomal doxurubicin, topetocan, or etoposide
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ovarian staging: disease confined to ovaries or tubes
Stage I
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ovarian staging: one or both ovaries or tubes, pelvic extension, or peritoneal cancer
Stage 2
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ovarian staging: one or both ovaries or tubes, spread to peritoneum outside the pelvis or metastasis to retroperitoneal nodes
Stage 3
60
ovarian staging: pleural effusion with positive cytology
Stage 4a
61
ovarian staging: parenchymal mets , inguinal nodes, or extra-abdominal organs
stage 4b
62
ovarian staging: surgical spill
stage IC1
63
ovarian staging: capsule rupture
stage 1C2
64
ovarian staging: cells in washings or ascites
stage 1C3
65
ovarian staging: extension or implants onto uterus, tubes or ovaries
stage 2a
66
ovarian staging: extension to other pelvic intraperitoneal tissues
stage 2b
67
ovarian staging: positive retroperitoneal nodes only
stage 3a1
68
ovarian staging: peritoneal mets beyond pelvis up to 2cm in diameter
stage 3B
69
ovarian staging: peritoneal mets >2cm
stage 3C
70
ovarian staging: capsule of liver or spleen
stage 3c
71
endometrial staging: <50% myometrial invasion
stage 1A
72
endometrial staging: >50% myometrial invasion
stage 1B
73
endometrial staging: extension to cervix
stage 2
74
endometrial staging: spread to serosa/adnexa
stage 3a
75
endometrial staging: spread to vagina or parametrium
stage 3b
76
endometrial staging: pelvic nodes
stage 3C1
77
endometrial staging: para-aortic nodes
stage 3C2
78
endometrial staging: spread to bowel or bladder
stage 4a
79
endometrial staging: spread to groin nodes
stage 4b
80
cervical ca 1y survival by stage
96, 92, 74, 50
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ovarian ca 1y survival by stage
98, 90, 73, 54
82
uterine ca 1y survival by stage
99, 95, 83, 46
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vulval ca 1y survival by stage
96, 89, 78, 43
84
lifetime risk of cervical ca
1/135
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HPV type most common in cervical ca
16 (and 18, together 75%)
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age group with highest incidence of cervical ca
25-34 | 25-29 especially?
87
age group with highest incidence of endometrial ca
70-74
88
age group with highest incidence of ovarian ca
75-79
89
cervical staging: confined to cervix/uterus, <3mm in depth
IA1
90
cervical staging: confined to cervix/uterus, 3-5mm in depth
IA2
91
cervical staging: confined to cervix, uterus, >5mm in depth and <2cm in dimension
IB1
92
cervical staging: confined to cervix/uterus, 2-4cm in dimension
IB2
93
cervical staging: confined to cervix/uterus, >4cm in dimension
IB3
94
cervical staging: involvement of upper 2/3 vagina, <4cm
IIA1
95
cervical staging: involvement of upper 2/3 vagina, >4cm
IIA2
96
cervical staging: parametrial involvement
IIB
97
cervical staging: lower third of vagina involved
IIIA
98
cervical staging: extension to pelvic wall
IIIB
99
cervical staging: hydronephrosis
IIIB
100
cervical staging: pelvic lymph nodes
IIIC1
101
cervical staging: paraaortic lymph nodes
IIIC2
102
cervical staging: growth to mucosa of bladder or rectum
IVA
103
cervical staging: spread to distant organs
IVB
104
cervical ca: management for stage IA1
local excision
105
cervical ca: management of stage IA2-2A, <4cm
radical hysterectomy and lymphadnectomy
106
cervical ca: management of stage IA1-2A, >4cm
chemoradiation
107
cervical ca: management of stage IIB-IVA
chemoradiation
108
cervical ca: management of stage IVB
combined chemotherapy
109
vulval ca: 5y survival if no nodes involved
>80%
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vulval ca: 5y survival if inguinal nodes involved
<50%
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vulval ca: 5y survival if iliac or other pelvic nodes involved
10-15%
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vulval staging: confined to vulva, <2cm in size and <1mm deep
IA
113
vulval staging: confined to vulva, >2cm in size or >1mm deep
IB
114
vulval staging: extension to adjacant perineal structures
II | lower third of urethra, lower third of vagina, anus
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vulval staging: 1 lymph node >5mm
IIIA
116
vulval staging: 1-2 lymph nodes <5mm
IIIA
117
vulval staging: 2+ lymph nodes >5mm
IIIB
118
vulval staging: 3+ lymph nodes <5mm
IIIB
119
vulval staging: positive nodes with extracupsular spread
IIIC
120
vulval staging: invasion of upper urethra, vaginal mucosa, bladder, rectum
IVA
121
vulval staging: fixed or ulcerated inguinofemoral nodes
IVA
122
vulval staging: distant mets, including pelvic nodes
IVB
123
1 year survival rates range, overall
72-89% | worst to best: ovarian, cervical, vulval, endometrial
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5 year survival rates range, overall
42-75% | worst to best: ovarian, cervical, vulval, endometrial
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going from 1 year to 5 year overall stats, whats the pattern
worst = -30, | worst ovarian at 1y becomes best endometrial at 5y
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1 year - stage 1 survival range across all cancers
96-99
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1 year - stage II survival range across all cancers
89-95 | -10 from stage 1
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1 year - stage III survival range across all cancers
73-83 | -15 from stage 2
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1 year - stage IV survival range across all cancers
43-54 | -30 from stage 3
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5 year - stage 1 survival range across all cancers
87-93 | *highest = ovarian, lowest = cervical
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5 year - stage II survival range across all cancers
67 and 74 | ovarian = cervical
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5 year - stage III survival range across all cancers
27 and 47 | ovarian and endometrial only
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5 year - stage IV survival range across all cancers
13 and 15 | ovarian and endometrial only