Gyne Malignancies Flashcards
Most lethal gyne malignancy
Fifth leading cause of death in women
Lifetime risk is 1:72
Ovarian cancer
Most common ovarian cancer
Serous 80%
Endometrioid 10%
Glandular epithelial lining of fallopian
Serous
Walthard rest and bladder urothelium
Brenner
Serous borderline
Low grade serous
Genetically stable
KRAS and BRAF
Type I serous
Rapidly growing
Highyl agressive
P53
Type II Serous
Rare serous carcinoma with massive psammoma body formation and low grade cytological feature
Psamomma ovarian
Metastasis to breast colon appendicieal gastric and pancreatic termed as
Drop metastasis
Bilateral
Krukenberg tumor
Rare ovarian tumor defined by presence of thyroid tissue
More than 50% of overall mass
Struma ovarii
Risk factors for ovarian ca
Nulloparity
Obesity
Hormone replacement
Only documented chemoprevention for ovsrian cancer
Oral contraceptive pill
Vitamin A derivative for women with unilat breast ca to reduce risk of contralateral breast ca
Fenritidine
4-hydroxyretinoic acid
Clear cell ovarian CA is related to chemical exposure to
DES
Related to smoking
Mucinous carcinoma
Precursor cell to serous ovarian ca
Fimbriae
Serous tubular intraepithelial carcinoma related to
BRCA1 and BRCA2
BRCA1 + lifetime risk
30-50%
Ch 17
BRCA2 +
20-40% risk
Ch 14
Colon, endometrial, ovarian and other malig
HNPCC
Lynch syndrome
Most common presentation of epithelial ovarian ca
pelvic mass
Abundant mucoid or gelatinous material in pelvis or abdominal cavity surrounded by fibrous tissue
Pseudomyxoma peritonei
Elevated biomarker assoc with ovarian ca
Used in monitoring tx
CA 125
>200 96% PPV for malignancy
Cystic mass >8cm in TV UTZ
Malignant
Adnexal pelvic mass utz
Irregular border
Mult echofenjc pattern withhb mass
Dense multiple seltae
Biakteral
Ovarian ca dx
Ex lap with biopsy
Most common and earliest mode of ovarian ca dissemination
Transcoelomic
Lymphatic
Hematogenous
Stage 1
Confined to ovary
Stage 2
Pelvis
Stage 3
Intrabdomjnal spread
Stage IV
Spread outside abdomen
Ovarian ca tx
Unilat salpingo oophorectomy
Chemo: carboplatin + paclitaxel
Targeted: bevacizumab
Hormonal: tamoxifen and AI
Most common in 50-60
Mesenchymal component of the ovary
Low malignant potential
Unilateral solis mass
Ovarian sex cord tumor
Stromal tumor
Ovarian sex cord presentation
Abd mass
Abd lain
Signs and sx due to hormonal production
Hirsutism
Viriluzation
Cushing
Sertoli-leydig tumor
Most conmon malignant germ cell 30-40%
Dysgerminoma
Feature of endodermal sinus tumor or yolk sac
Glomerulus like tuft with central vascular core
Schiller Duval body
Henderson Peterson body
Molluscum contagiousum
Asteroid body
Sporotrichosis
Schuemann body
TB
Germ cell tx
BEP
Bleomycin
Etoposide
Cysplatin
Most common malignancy of female genital tract
Postmenopausal
Assoc with unopposed estrogen exposure
Endometrial ca
Endometrial ca precursor
Atypical endometrial hyperplasia
RF for endometrial ca
Nulliparity
HNPCC
LATE MENOPAUSE
Obesity
Younger perimenop Hx of unopposed estrogen exposure Hyperplastic endometrium Better diff epithelium Favorable prognosis PTEN KRAS
Type I endometrial
Older postmenopausal No estrogenic stim Thin women Atrophic endometrium Less differentiates P53 poor prognosis
Type II endometrial
Hyperplasia with greatest risk of progression to ca
Complex adenomatous with atypia 29%
Simple cystic with atypia 8%
Endometrial ca presenting sx 90%
Vaginal bleeding or discharge
Hematometria pyometria
First step in eval AUB
Endometrial aspiration biopsy
Transvaginal utz endometrial ca
Endometrial thickness >4mm
Polypoid endometrial mass
Collection of fluid within uterus
Most common cause of postmen bleeding
Endometrial atrophy 60-80
ERT
Most common endometrial ca
Endometrioid adenoca 80%
Mucinous carcinoma
Prognostic factors of endometrial ca
Age histology Myometrial invasion Lymph invasion Isthmus cervix extension Adnexal involvement LN metastasis Tumor size
Endomet ca tx
TAHBSO
peritoneal cytology
LN dissection
Radio - EBT, vaginal vault radii
2nd most common cause of cancer in women
Assoc with HPV:
Cervical cancer
16 and 18
Rf for cervical ca
young age at intercourse <16 Multiple sex partner Smoking Race High parity Low socio Chronic immunosup
Initiating event in cervical ca
cervical dysplasia and carcinogenesis
16 and 18 - 62%
99% SCC
Prevents cell cycle arrest and apoptosis
E6
P53 inhibition
Unregulated cellular proliferation
Inhibition of Rb
E7
Most common symptom of cervical ca
Postcoital bleeding
Most common histologic type of cervical ca
Invasive SCC
- large cell
- small cell
- verrucous
- papillary
Other: adeno, adenosqua
Poorly diff form of adenosquamous ca
Poor dx is linked to understaging and resistance to radiotherapy
Glassy Cell carcinoma
Cervical stage I
Confined to cervix
Cervical stage II
Beyond cervix
Not to pelvic wall
Lower 1/3
Cervical Stage III
Pelvic wall
Lower 1/3
Cervical sarcoma with grapelike polypoid nodules
Recognition of rhabdomyoblast
Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma
Cervical stage IV
bladder, adnexae etc
Uncommon
2-3% malignant neoplasm of genital
Assoc with HPV
Vaginal cancer
Vaginal ca most common site
Upper 1/3 of vagina on posterior wall
Precursor lesion
Vaginal intraepithelial neoplasm
Vaginal ca most common symptom
Painless vaginal bleeding/dc
Most common type of vaginal ca
squamous cell ca HPV16
Mean age: 60 years
Most are extension of cervical ca
Second most common vaginal ca
Malignant melanoma in lower 1/3 vagina
Rare
Arise from wolffian rest element
Primary adenoca
DES exposure
Clear cell vaginal ca
Heterogenous group of interrelated lesion arising from abnormal proliferation of placental trophoblast
Gestational cancer
Maternal age more than has inc risk for complete mole
35 y/o
Absent fetal tissue Diffuse hyda swelling of chorionic villi Diffuse trophi hyperplasia Scalloping of chorionic villi Tropho
Complete H mole
Most common presentation of h mole
vaginal bleeding
3-5% of all gyne cancers
Assoc with HPV
most common histology
Vulvar ca
SCC
Vulvar ca rf
HPV
HSV2
Smoking
2nd most common vulvar ca
Prognosis:
Clark and Beslow classification
Tx
Melanoma
0.76 mm
Excision
Radical local with 2cm margin
Extra mammary disease
80% intraepithelial no invasion
Mc site of spread:
Paget’s red lesion
Inguinal LN
Postmenopausal
Sx: pruritus, vulvar soreness
Paget’s disease of vulva pathognomonic
Eczematoid lesion
30% association with another primary neoplasm
Postmenopausal
Assoc with HPV of cervical ca
30% with vaginal ca have hx of cervical
Any new vaginal ca developing at least 5 years after cervical ca should be considered
new primary lesion
Malignant melanoms are found in
RF
Most common lethal recurrence
Lower 3rd of vagina
White women
Hematogenous spread
97% of clear cell adenocarcinoma is related to
Site
vaginal adenosis
Upper 3rd Anterior wall of vagina and exocervix
Mean age: 19 y/o
Most common histologic abnormality in women exposed to DES
Red grapelike cluster
Presence of persistent mullerian type glandular epithelium
Vaginal adenosis
Most common malignant mesenchymal tumor in vagina of children and infants
Botryoid
Cervical pap smear finding
Elderly with lack of estrogrn and progesterone
Atrophic smear with parabasal cell and inflammation
Obese young Infertility Oligomenorrhea Hirsutism Some with insulin resistance High level of estrone -> inc endometrial ca
PCOS
Inc risk for CAD
Raven’s syndrome
Metabolic syndrome
Lesions of ovary
Physiologic cyst
Endometriotic cyst
Neoplastic tumor
Secondary metastatic
2nd most common malignancy of female genital tract
Ninth most common cancer
High case fatality
Inc age esp at 50
Ovarian cancer
Most common ovarian cancer
Epithelial ovarian cancer
Germ cell tumor 2nd
Sex cord stromal
Glycoprotein secreted by EOC cells
except mucinous
Cannot be used for screening but in treatment
Present in benign disorders
Serum Ca 125
Abd discomfort Swelling Fullness Early satiety Enlargement of abdominal girth Ascites Nodularity of rectovaginal septum
Ovarian ca symptoms
Epithelial stromal ovarian neoplasm
Mullerian-derived epithelium
Serous
Mucinous
Endometrioid
Clear cell
Brenner
Most common malignant ovarian
Columnar ciliated and nonciliated epithelial cell filled with clear serous fluid (tubal like epithelium)
Serous CA
Less common than serous 30%
Midline adult life
80% benign or borderline
Gene mutation:
Mucinous tumor
KRAS protooncogene
Pseudomyxoma peritonei is extra ovarian and originates in the
appendix
presence of bilateral mucinous tumor req exclusion of non ovarian origin
Ovarian fibroma
Pleural effusion
Meigs syndrome
Only documented form of chemoprevention for ovarian ca
OCP
Most common malignancy of female genital tract
Endometrial carcinoma