Ovarian Tumors

Question 1

Benign, solid, 40-80y, unilateral

Answer 1

Transitional cell (Brenner)

Question 2

Benign, cystic, 30-50y, unilateral

Answer 2

Mucinous Cystadenoma

Question 3

Malignant, cystic, 40-70y, bilateral

Answer 3

Cystadenocarcinoma

Question 4

Benign, cystic, 40-50y, bilateral, multilocular, smooth thin walls

Answer 4

Serous Cystadenoma

Question 5

Malignant, solid, postmenopausal, bilateral

Answer 5

Clear cell

Question 6

Malignant, complex/solid, postmenopausal, bilateral

Answer 6

Endometriod

Question 7

Malignant, solid, 20-30y, unilateral, elevated AFP

Answer 7

Endometrial sinus/Yolk sac Tumor

Question 8

Benign (rarely malignant), cystic, reproductive years, unilateral, arises from the wall of a follicle

Answer 8

Dermoid (cystic teratoma)

Question 9

Highly malignant, solid,

Answer 9

Dysgerminoma

Question 10

Benign, solid, 40-50y, unilateral, associated with Meig’s syndrome, shadowing, rarely associated with estrogen production

Answer 10

Fibroma

Question 11

Benign, solid, postmenopausal, unilateral, hyperechoic, prominent posterior shadowing, produces estrogen

Answer 11

Thecoma

Question 12

Benign, solid, postmenopausal and juvenile, unilateral, produces estrogen

Answer 12

Granulose Cell Tumor

Question 13

Usually benign, solid, under 30y, unilateral, produces, androgen

Answer 13

Stertoli-Leydig (arrhenoblastoma/androblastoma)