malignant disease of ovary Flashcards

1
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Classification of ovarian cancer

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Primary
epithelial - high grade serous, endometrioid, clear cell, mucinous
sex-cord stromal - granulosa, sertoli-leydig
germ cell - dysgerminoma, endodermal sinus
Secondary
colon, breast, stomach

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Features of high grade serous

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most common epithelial ovarian cancer

Characterised by psammoma bodies

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3
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Features of mucinous

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very large cell bodies

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4
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features of endometrioid

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associatede with endometrial cancer and endometriosis

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features of clear cell

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least common

can also be associated with endometriosis

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6
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What is the precursor lesion for high grade serous cancer

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serous tubular intraepithelial carcinoma

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7
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RF for ovarian cancer

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Nulliparity
HRT
IUD
Obesity 
endometriosis
cigarette smoking (mucinous only)
Diabetes
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8
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decreased risk of ovarian cancer

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Multiparity
COCP
tubal ligation
Salpingo-hysterectomy

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9
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What is the risk of malignant index

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A way of triaging pelvic masses

Calculated using menopausal status, pelvic US features and CA125

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10
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What staging is used in ovarian cancer

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FIGO

1 - 4

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11
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What is the general surgical management of ovarian cancer

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surgery with platinum based chemo

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12
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What are some chemo drugs for ovarian Ca

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platinum (calculate dose based on GFR)
paclitaxel (give pre-emptive steroids to prevent hypersensitivity reaction)
bevacizumab (monoclonal Ab against VEGF)

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13
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What are the clinical features of sex cord stromal tumours

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all come from excess hormone production
irregular bleeding
PMB
precocious puberty

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14
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features of granulosa tumour

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large and so may tort
may produce inhibin (use to survey)
These often reccur

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15
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features of sertoli leydig

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signs of virilisation

can produce renin which leads to HTN

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16
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Features of dysgerminoma

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most common germ cell tumour

make hCG

17
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what are some features of an endodermal sinus tumour

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second most common germ cell tumour

make alpha foetoprotein

18
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what is an immature teratoma

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It’s a malignant germ cell tumour

immature/mature depending on how differentiated neuronal tissue is

19
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non gestational choriocarcinoma

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presents w/ irregular bleeding and high hCG in young girls