gynecology Flashcards
bilateral nipple discharge
- dx?
- tests?
prolactinoma
tests: TSH, prolactin level
unilateral non-bloody nipple discharge
intraductal papilloma
w/u of nipple discharge
mammogram
surgical duct excision for definitive diagnosis
Tx, fibrocystic disease
OCPs
severe pain - danazol
steps in dx of any pt with a breast mass
- clinical breast exam
- imaging: USG or diagnostic mammo (>40 yo)
- FNA biopsy
Tx. fibroadenoma
no tx. necessary
surgical removal may be done is mass is growing
follow-up for a cytic mass that disappears on FNA (clear fluid)
CBE, 6 weeks after
- if mass has recurred, get repeat USG and FNA
bloody aspirate from cyst must be…
sent for cytology
in what cases do you need to get mammography
cyst recurs > 2x w/in 4-6 weeks blood fluid on aspirate mass does not disappear after FNA bloody nipple discharge skin edema or erythema present
cluster of microcalcifications seen on mammogram - next step?
core biopsy
DCIS - next step in management
lumpectomy + RT +/- tamoxifen
LCIS - next step
tamoxifen for 5 years
-not necessary to perform surgery
risks assoc with tamoxifen
endometrial carcinoma
thromboembolism
breast ca. screening guidelines
mammogram every 1-2 years above age 50
BRCA1/2 gene testing indications
- fhx of early onset breast or ovarian ca
- breast and/or ovarian ca in same pt
- fhx male breast ca
- ashkenazi jew
when is BCT not indicated?
- pregnant pt
- 2+ sites in separate quadrants
- prior irradiation to breast
- positive tumor margins
- tumor > 5 cm
HR+ therapy for post-menopausal women with breast ca.
aromatase inhibitors - anastrazole, exemestane, letrozole
when can be LHRH analogs or ovarian ablation be used in breast ca?
alternative or additional therapy to tamoxifen in pre-meno women
when is chemotx included in management of breast ca.
tumor size > 1 cm
LN positive disease
may be neo-adjuvant
enlarged, firm, asymmetric and nontender uterus
leiomyoma
symmetric, tender uterus that feels soft. pt c/o dysmenorrhea and menorrhagia - dx?
adenomyosis - endometrial glands and stroma located w/in myometrium; no change in size w/ high or low estrogen states
U/S finding in adenomyosis
diffusely enlarged uterus with cystic areas w/in the myometrium
definitive diagnosis of both adenomyosis and leiomyomas
histology
Management: leiomyomas
- serial pelvic exams and observation
- myomectomy
- next deliveries must C/S due to risk of scar rupture
- preserves fertility - embolization of vessels
- preserves uterus - hysterectomy
- best choice once fertility is completed