Malignant Ovarian Neoplasms Flashcards
___ cancer is the 5th leading cause of cancer dearth in women
ovarian
post menopausal ovarian should not exceed __ in any direction
2cm
what are the risk factors of ovarian cancer
- 50-59 years old
- nulliparity
- family history
- CA 125
what are some common signs of ovarian malignancy
- papillary excrescences
- mural nodule
- the more solid areas present the more concerning
- irregular walls
- thick septations
- can contain echogenci material
what are complex ovarian masses
- teratoma
- ectopic
- hemorrhagic cyst
- cystadenoma
- cystadenocarcinoma
- cystadenofibroma
- abscess
what are some solid ovarian masses
- solid teratoma
- fibroma
- brenner’s tumor
- dysgerminoma
- choriocarcinoma
- carcinoma
- adenocarcinoma
what re some cystic ovarian masses
- follicular
- corpus luteal
- paraovarian
- theca lutein
- PCOD
- Hemorrhagic
- endometriomas
- serous cystadenoma
what is the most rare GYN cancer
cancer of Fallopian tubes
S/S cancer of Fallopian tubes
- discharge
- bleeding
- elevated CA 125
S/A Fallopian tube cancer
- complex mass adjacent to ovary
- associated with hydrosalpinx
S/A krukenberg tumor
- bilateral solid masses
- necrotic changes
- ascites
- pelvic lymphadenopathy
___: GI tract cancer most common primary associated with ovarian metastasis
krukenberg tumor
which lab levels would be elevated with choriocarcinoma
HCG
what labs are elevated with mature teratoma
- AFP
- CA 125
- HCG
teratomas are most common in what age
adolescents