Gynae - Ovarian Flashcards

1
Q

features of PCOS?

A
obese
hypertension
acne
hirsutism
alopecia
irregular periods
insulin resistance
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2
Q

what is the diagnostic criteria for PCOS?

A

rotterdam (must have 2)

clinical/biochem evidence of hyperandrogenism

PCOS on scan (>12 follicles or volume >10cm)

oligo/amenorrhoea

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3
Q

Ix for PCOS?

A
LH/FSH
testosterone
SHBG
OGTT
lipids
TVUS
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4
Q

Tx for PCOS?

A

wt loss
stop smoking

COCP/mirena
dianette (for acne/hirsutism)

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5
Q

what infertility Tx can be given in PCOS?

A

clomifene
metformin
ovarian drilling
IVF

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6
Q

what are those with PCOS at risk of?

A

T2DM
CVS problems
endometrial hyperplasia/cancer

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7
Q

what drug can be given to those with PCOS to help with weight loss? how does it work?

A

orlistat

lipase inhibitor, stops fat absorption in the intestines

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8
Q

in PCOS, what happens to the hormones?

A

insulin increased
promotes androgen release
supresses SHBG
halts follicle development

no ovulation, no progesterone, unopposed oestrogen production

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9
Q

risk factors for ovarian cysts?

A
pre menopause
early menarche
PCOS
pregnant
endometriosis
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10
Q

features of ovarian cysts?

A
pelvic mass
pain
torsion 
abdo mass
bloating
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11
Q

what is a follicular cyst?

A

when follicle fails to rupture and release an egg

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12
Q

what cysts are associated with pregnancy?

A

corpus luteum cyst

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13
Q

what cysts are associated with torsion?

A

dermoid cysts

come from germ cells (teratomas)

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14
Q

what markers are used to investigate germ cell tumours?

A

AFP
HCG
LDH

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15
Q

what Ix should be done for ovarian cysts? if raised, what next?

A

Ca-125

2wk referral for US

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16
Q

Tx for
<5cm
5-7cm
>7cm

cysts in premenopausal women?

A

<5cm resolve in 3 cycles
5-7cm yearly monitoring (US)
>7cm CT/imaging

17
Q

what is the triag in Meig’s syndrome?

A
pleural effusion (transudate <30g/L)
ascites
ovarian fibroma
18
Q

risk factors for ovarian torsion?

A

pregnancy
benign mass (dermoid cyst)
pre menarche

19
Q

features of torsion?

A

sudden unilateral pain
N+V
adenexal tenderness
palpable mass

20
Q

Ix and findings for torsion?

A

US

whirlpool sign

21
Q

Tx for torsion?

A

laproscopic detorsion/oophorectomy

22
Q

risk factors for ovarian cancer?

A
>50
increased ovulations
FHx (BRCA)
HNPCC
not breastfeeding 
obese
smoking
23
Q

features of ovarian cancer?

A
bloating 
reduced appetite
wt loss
pain
ascites
urinary symptoms
bowel changes 
SOB
mass
24
Q

what are clear cell tumours associated with? are these malignant?

A

endometriosis
lynch syndrome

MALIGNANT

25
Q

what types of ovarian cancer exist? what is the most common?

A

epithelial (most common)
germ cell
sex cord

26
Q

Ix for ovarian cancer?

A
Ca 125
CEA 
FBC, HCG, LFTs, TFTs
US
CT
cytology if ascites/pleural effusion
27
Q

what can cause a raised Ca 125?

A
fibroids
pelvic infection
liver disease
pregnancy
endometriosis
28
Q

staging of ovarian cancer?

A

1A - one ovary
B - two

2A - fallopian tubes
B - bowel/bladder

3A - lining of abdo
B - <2cm on abdo
C - lymph nodes

29
Q

Tx for ovarian cancer?

A

1B-2 - fertility conserving surgery

+ chemo