ovarian neoplasm Flashcards
risk factors for ovarian cancer?
number of times a woman ovulates.
age, obesity, early menarche, late menopause, iud, nulliparity
protective factors against ovarian cancer
breast feeding, COCP, multiparity
most common ovarian cancer
serous carcinoma
malignant tumour often found bilaterally, mulitloculated and contains mucinous fluid
Mucinous tumour
what syndrome is associated with endometroid and clear cell tumours of the ovary
lynch syndrome
what ovarian tumours are associated with endometriosis
clear cell and endometroid
What is a functional cyst and how is it treated?
due to an unruptured dominant follicle treatment is laropscopic cystectomy is symptomatic and monitor if not.
most common ovarian tumour in <30s?
teratoma/dermoid cyst
most common benign ovarian tumour/cyst
serous cystadenoma
what benign cyst is likely to present with torsion an why ?
teratoma as heavy
describe presentation of a granulosa cell tumour
precocious puberty and abnormal bleeding/post menopausal bleeding
what tumour contains cells with ‘coffee bean’ nucleus and ‘gland like’ spaces calle call-exner bodies
granulosa tumour
what tumour present in women of their 20s and is usually non functional but can present with hirtuism
sertoli/leydig tumour
what is meigs syndrome and what tumour is responsible
pleural effusion and escites and caused by thecoma/fibroma
an ovarian tumour in a child is likely to be a ?
dysgermimoma