Gynec Onco Flashcards
Mc symptoms in ca cervix
Bleeding
Ca cervix eith hydroneph
3B
Ca cervix with prametrial inv
2 b
Lesion inv upper third epithelium
Cin 3
Mc abn Pap test result
Ascus 2-9%
Ascus best mgt
Hpv dna test
Alts trial
Adenoca instiu cin express ihc? Tsg?
P16 30-60%
Fertility sparing sx not done when
Gastric type adenoca
Small cell neuroendocrine
Adenoma malignum
Fertility sparing prefered for
Less than 2 cm
Upto 1B2
How much neg margin cone excision in fertility sparing
3 mm
Preferred method of cone biopsy in malignancy
Cold knife conization
Leep in hsil
Treatment for 1B3
Chemorad
2A1
Surgery
Modified rad hysterectomy
1a1 with lvi
and 1a2
Microinvasive ca
Less tha 5 mm depth
Largest extension les than 7mm
• When to do revision surgery after incidental finding in simple hysterectomy sAwithvs @ l3 with negative margins © 3 with positive margins a Gross residual disease
None
Sedlis criteria
Lvsi Strimal invasion Tr size Criteria for extrenal pevic rad after radical hysterectomy in Node neg Margin neg Parametria neg
Adenoma malignum aw which syndrome
Peutz jeghers
Ca cervix figo
Pelvic ln + is
3C
Figo staging
Read
Lnd which stage onwards in ca cervix
Ia1 eith lvi or 1a2
Hsil treatment
Leep
Cin 2 is div into lsil and hsil based on
P16
Infants squamocolumnar junction at mcly in cervix
Ectocervix
Nueroendocarcinoma of cevix most sensitive marker
Most specific
Sensitive CD56 Synaptophysin
Specific Chromogranin
Colposcopy
Sharp border inner border sohn ridge sign seen in
Grade 2 major
Staging of ca cervix
Pet ct or pet mri in
Nore than or eq 1B1
Reid index
Marhin
Colour
Vessels
Iodine staining
Swede index
Aceto uptake Margins or surface Vessels Lesion size Iodine staining
Types of hysterectomy
Querlow and morrow
© Type A: Minimum Resection of Paracervix This
is an extrafascial hysterectomy.
© Type B: Transection of the Paracervix at the
Ureter This type has two levels:
B1-Without removal of lateral paracervical
lymph nodes
© B2-With removal of lateral paracervical
nodes
At least 10 mm of the vagina from the cervix
or tumor is resected.
• Type C In type C, the paracervix is transected
at the junction with the internal iliac
vascular system and has two types:
© C1-With nerve preservation
C2-Without preservation of autonomic
nerves
The ureter is mobilized completely, and 15
to 20 mm of vagina from the tumor or cervix
and the corresponding paracolpos is resected
routinely
© Type D In type D, the entire paracervix is
resected:
• D1-Resection of the entire paracervix along
with the hypogastric vessels
• D2-Resection of the entire paracervix, along
with the hypogastric vessels and adjacent
fascial or muscular structure