ovarian pathology Flashcards

1
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what is ovarian torsion

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partial or complete torsion on it’s supporting ligaments

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2
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what is adnexal torsion

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ovarian torsion + fallopian tubes

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3
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RF ovarian torsion

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mass/ repdoductive age // pregnant // ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome

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4
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symptoms ovarian torsion

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sudden deep colicky abdo pain // vomiting and distress // fever (if necrosis) // vaginal exam –> adenexal tenderness

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5
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invx + finding ovarian torsion

A

USS whirlpool sign

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6
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mx ovarian torsion

A

laparoscopy

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7
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what does ovarian endometroosis look like

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chocolate cysts

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8
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what causes follicular cysts

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when dominant cyst does not rupture // or non-dominant cyst fails to atresia // most common cyst

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9
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how do corpus luteum cysts present

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intraperitoneal bleeding

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10
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what are the most common ovarian cysts

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follicular, corpus luteum // dermoid (benign germ cell) // serous or mucinous cystadenoma

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11
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mx complex (multi-loculated) ovarian cysts

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biopsied for malignancy

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12
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invx ovarian cyst

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USS

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13
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symptoms ovarian cyst

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pain on intercourse, bloating, bowel or bladder symptoms // rupture = pain, collapse, shock

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14
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dermoid cyst + symptoms

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(germ cell) - contain skin, hair, teeth // age 30 // common torsion

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15
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premenopausal ovarian cyst mx

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if <5cm repeat USS in 8-12 weeks (likely to be benign)

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16
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mx ovarian cyst postemenopausal women

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cysts are unlikely so refer to gynae

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17
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what is Meigs syndrome

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ascites + ovarian fibroma + pleural effusion

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18
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4 main type of ovarian tumours

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surface // germ cell // sex stromal // mets

19
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types of ovarian surface tumour

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serous cyst adenoma/carcinoma // mucinous cyst adenoma/carcinoma // brenner tumour

20
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most common benign ovarian tumour

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serous cystadenoma (surface) (often bilateral)

21
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most common ovarian malignancy

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serous adenocarcinoma (surface) (often bilateral)

22
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biopsy brenner tumour

A

coffee bean nuclei

23
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which ovarian tumour is assoc with psammoma bodies

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serous cystadenocarcinoma (malignant surface tumour)

24
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types of germ cell tumours

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teratome // dysgerminoma // yolk sac // choroicarcinoma

25
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types of teratoma

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mature (dermoid) // immature (malignant) - contain teeth etc

26
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features dysgerminoma

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high hCG, LSH, Turners

27
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features yolk sac tumour

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secrete AFP

28
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features choriocarcinoma

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raised hCG - from moles // often spread to lung

29
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most common malignant germ cell

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dysgerminoma

30
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sex cord-stromal tumours

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granulosa // sertoli-leydig // fibroma

31
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what does granulosa tumours secrete

A

oestrogen (malignant)

32
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symtpoms granulosa cell tumour kids vs adults

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kids = precocious puberty // women = endometrial hyperplasia

33
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what do Sertoli-Leydig cell tumours secrete + symptoms

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androgens –> masculising // assoc with Peutz-Jegher syndrome

34
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symptoms ovarian fibroma

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pulling sensation in abdomen // meigs (ascites, fibroma, pleural effusion)

35
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common met to ovarian

A

krukenbery (GI –> mucin signet ring adenocarcinoma)

36
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peak incidence ovarian cancer

A

60

37
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RF ovarian cancer

A

BRCA1 or BRCA2 // many ovulations eg early menarche, late menopause, nullparity

38
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protective ovarian cancer

A

COCP

39
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symptoms ovarian cancer

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vague - abdo distension + bloating, urinary urgency, satiety, diarrhoea

40
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tumour marker ovarian cancer

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Ca125 (if >35ml –> USS) // not a screening test

41
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invx and diagnosis ovarian cancer

A

USS, diagnostic laparatomy

42
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mx ovarian cancer

A

surgery + platinum chemo

43
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prognosis ovarian cancer

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80% advanced presentation // 45% 5 year

44
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at what age in the UK are children given HPV

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12-13 year old girls and boys // all MSM under 45