myoma Flashcards

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risk factors

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  1. Genetics (2.5x inc in 1st deg relatives)
  2. Ethnicity (Black > white)
  3. Obesity
  4. Inc age
  5. HTN
  6. Food additives
  7. Soybean milk consumption
  8. Time since last birth / nulliparity
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protective

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  1. Smoker
  2. Lean
  3. Exercise
  4. Use of OCP
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pathophysio

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  • Hyperestrogenic
  • More E and P receptors
  • Increased aromatase
  • Peak mitotic activity occurs during luteal phase, progesterone increases mitosis (primary hormone for growth) while estrogen increases progesterone receptors
  • Induction of BCL2 gene  inhibits apoptosis and promotes cell replication; BCL2 inc in response to P
  • Growth factors: EGF, IGF-1, IGF-2, PRL overly expressed in myomas, Inc VEGF, FGF, PDGF
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infertility MOA

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  1. Mechanical obstruction of FT/cx/EM
  2. Distortion of uterine cavity
  3. Altered uterine contractility affecting gamete/ovum transport & implantation
  4. Endometrial vascular disturbance, inflammation and endometrial glandular atrophy causing implantation failure
  5. Abnormal local hormonal milieu
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AUB MOA

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  1. increased surface area
  2. uterine venous ectasia
  3. fragile and engorged vessels
  4. impaired platelet action
  5. increase in TGFB3
  6. molecular changes (VEGF, MMP, bFGF)
  7. impaired myometrial contractility
  8. impaired vasoconstriction of spiral arterioles
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pregnancy risk (8)

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  1. PTB
  2. Malpres
  3. RPL
  4. Hemorrhage
  5. Previa
  6. Dysfunctional labor
  7. IUGR
  8. IUFD
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7
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FIGO

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FIGO
0 - pedunculated SM
1 <50%
2 >50%
3 - contacts EM, SM
4 - IM
5 - >50% IM
6 - <50% IM
7 - pedunculated SS
8 - others: cervical, parasitic

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7
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diagnostics

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TV-UTZ - best initial screening to diagnose
SIS - adjunct for SM myoma
MRI - best for mapping: detection, localization, characterization

CT- limited use kasi same color lang myoma and myometrium

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7
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cervical priming

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Evening primrose gel 6 caps 12h, 4 caps 1h
OR
1 cap TID x 3 days
6 caps 12h, 4 caps 6h
Laminaria 12h

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ESGE Classification

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*based on penetration of myometrium
1- endometrial cavity
2- <50% myometrial penetration
3- >50% myometrial penetration

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9
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step-w

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0-3 - I: easy peazy
4-6 - II: consider 2 stage, consider GnRH
7-9 - III: lap that bitch

Size
0 - <2 cm
1 - 2-5cm
2 - >5 cm
Topography
0 - Inferior
1 - Middle
2 - Upper
Extension
0 - 1/3
1 - in between
2 - 2/3
Penetration
0 - SM
1 - Figo 1
2 - Figo 2
Wall (lateral wall) - 1

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adhesion barriers

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reduce post-op adhesions but no evidence on future pregnancy or pain control
If hystero–insufficient evidence:
Hyaluronic acid gel fewer adhesions, balloon stent undetermined, hormone therapy no evidence

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Goals of tx

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Goal: 1) TEMPORARILY reduce symptoms, 2) reduce myoma size 3) improve anemia

Therapy of choice: GnRH agonist

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12
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Medical MGT

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GnRHa 3.75mg IM qmonthly x 3-6 months (+ addback therapy)

GnRH antagonist (Elagolix)

SPRM (UPA 5mg/tab)

Levonorgestrel intrauterine device (LNG-IUS) 52mg

Uterine Artery Embolism

High intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU)

magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound (MRg-FUS)

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13
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Sx

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EL
HM - choice if SM
Lap - method of choice for SS and IM
Mini-lap - incision <8cm
Robot no advantage over lap
VM
Hysterectomy - permanent solution if completed family size
*No difference in PR and LBR between EL and OL, but OL has advantages: lower blood loss, faster recovery, less postop pain

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14
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5 yr recurrence rate

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  • 10% - single EL
  • 25% - multiple EL
    CPG: 15% RR, 10% will undergo hys in 5-10 years
    Higher (55%) in nulli than parous (42%)
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Uterine rupture

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Uterine rupture
EL: 0-4%
Lap: 0-10%
Robot: 1.1%
VM: 0%

16
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Recovery

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Recovery:
6 weeks for stable myometrium
12 weeks for EM and complete recovery

edi 12 wks

17
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GnRH MOA and info

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  • Desensitization (initial response) and downregulation (sustained response) of pituitary after 1-3 weeks
  • 30-64% decrease after 3-6 months of treatment
  • Max response after 3 months
  • After cessation: menses return 4-10 weeks after
  • Myoma size return to pre-tx size in 3-4 months
  • MOA: loss of ECM and water
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GnRH addback therapy

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2.5 mg Tibolone
5mg NETA
0.625mg CEE + 5mg NETA
1mg E2V + 2.5mg MPA
20mcgEE +150mcg Desogestrel

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