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Ovarian Cancer Staging (2009) Flashcards

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What is stage 1 ovarian ca?

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1: limited to the ovaries or fallopian tubes

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How many sub-classes in stage 1 ovarian ca?

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3 (A, B, C)

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What is stage 1A ovarian ca?

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1A: confined to one ovary or fallopian tube, intact, no tumor on surface, no malignant ascites

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What is stage 1B ovarian ca?

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IB: both ovaries or fallopian tubes involved, intact, no tumor on surface, no malignant ascites

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What is stage 1C ovarian ca and how many subclasses?

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3 subclasses.

1C: one or both ovaries/fallopian tubes, capsule not intact

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What is stage IC1 ovarian ca?

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IC1: surgical spill, negative ascites

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What is stage IC2 ovarian ca?

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IC2: ovary already ruptured, negative ascites

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What is stage IC3 ovarian ca?

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IC3: ovary already ruptured, + malignant ascites

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What is stage II ovarian ca?

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II: extension in the pelvis, below the brim, or peritoneal ca

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How many sub-classes in stage II ovarian ca?

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2: A and B

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What is stage IIA ovarian ca?

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IIA: spread to uterus or fallopian tubes

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What is stage IIB ovarian ca?

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IIB: spread to pelvic structures below the pelvic brim

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What is stage III ovarian ca?

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III: spread to peritoneum outside of the pelvis or mets to LN

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How many sub-classes for stage III ovarian ca?

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3: A, B, C
A: A1, A2
A1i, A1ii

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What is stage IIIA1(i) ovarian ca?

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IIIA1(i): spread to retroperitoneal LN + peritoneal metastasis <10mm

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What is stage IIIA(ii) ovarian ca?

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IIIA(ii):spread to retroperitoneal LN + peritoneal metastasis >10mm

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What is stage IIIA2 ovarian ca?

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IIIA2: microscopic extrapelvic peritoneal involvement w, or w/o retroperitoneal nodes

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What is stage IIIB ovarian ca?

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IIIB: Macroscopoic peritoneal mets beyond pelvic brim <2cm

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What is stage IIIC ovarian ca?

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IIIC: macroscopic peritoneal mets beyond pelvic brim >2cm

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What is stage IVA ovarian ca?

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IVA: pleural effusion with positive cytology

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What is stage IVB ovarian ca?

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IVB: mets extra-abdominal (including inguinal nodes)

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