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Ovarian Tumors of Non-Epithelial Origin and other Disorders Flashcards

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Histiogenesis of Germ Cell tumors

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Dysgerminoma

Age?

Male Equivalent?

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Young women and girls

Male equivalent is seminoma

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Pathogenesis of Dysgerminoma

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c-kit upregulated (diagnostic and theraputic target)

Transcription factors oct3,4, and Nanog maintain pleuripotency

Good prognosis

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Gross Appearance of Dysgerminoma

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Dysgerminoma Histopathology

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Yolk Sac Tumor

Age?

Prognosis?

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Young women <30 years of age

Good prognosis with chemotherapy

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Gross appearance of Yolk sac tumor

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Multiple cysts, hemorrhages

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Diagnostic feature of yolk sac tumor

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Increase in serum level of AFP

RICH in AFP

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Yolk Sac tumor histopathology

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Choriocarcinoma is identical to what?

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Placental tumor

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Choriocarcinoma course/timeline

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Primary tumor may regress, leaving only metastasis sites

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Types of epithelium involved in Choriocarcinoma

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Syncytiotrophoblast

Cytotrophoblast

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Choriocarcinoma gross appearance

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Small hemorrhagic nidus/focus

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Types of Ovarian teratomas?

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Mature (benign, cystic (dermoid cyst))

Immature Teratoma

Monodermal (specialized)

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Mature Teratoma

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all three germ ayers

commonest germ cell tumor

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Immature Teratoma

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potentially malignant

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Monodermal Teratoma

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Struma ovarii

ovarian carcinoid

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Mature Cystic Teratoma

Age?

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Any age, usually younger patients

In elderly women–> might see malignant transformation (squamous cell carcinoma)

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Mature Cystic Teratoma gross appearance

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Mature tissues haphazardly arranged

Hair, teeth, and sebaceous glad

Mature NORMAL tissue, haphazardly arranged. Mostly, Hair, teeth and csebaceous glands. But cartilage and intestinal epithelium may also be seen.

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Immature Teratoma

Age?

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Prepubertal adolescents and young women

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Complication of immature ovarian teratoma

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Potentially malignant

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Derivation of immature teratoma

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immature neural tissue

23
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Two types of monodermal (specialized) teratoma

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Struma Ovarii

Ovarian Carcinoid

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Complication of Struma Ovarii

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thyrotoxicosis

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Complication of ovarian carcinoid

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carcinoid syndrome

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Types of Sex chord stromal tumors

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Granulosa cell tumor

thecoma

fibroma

sertoli-leydig cell tumor

gonadoblastoma

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Granulosa cell tumor Gross

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Solid, yellow, small cysts

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Granulosa cell tumor Histopathology

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Fibromas, thecomas, and fibrothecomas

Benign or Malignant?

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Thecoma Histology and Marker

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Histo= theca cells

Marker= estrogen

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Thecoma estrogen excess complication?

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Dysfunctional uterine bleeding
Endometrial hyperplasia and carcinoma

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Thecoma Gross appearance?

Thecoma histological appearance?

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Gross: Pale fleshy cut surface, yellowish fatty areas
Histopathology: Spindle cells with abundant lipid

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Fibroma?

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Histologically, MEIGS Syndrome may be seen with the benign ovarian tumor may be a fibroma, thecoma, cystadenoma, or granulosa cell tumor. Fibromas are also associated with Benign Nevus syndrome.

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Sertoli-Leydig cell tumor

malignant or benign?

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Sertoli Leydig cell tumors secrete what?

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May secrete Androgens

(Virilization or defeminizing symptoms)

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Sertoli Leydig cell tumor

Gross?

Histo?

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Granulosa Cell tumor marker?

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Gonadoblastoma characteristic feature?

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Dysgenic streak ovaries

(Germ cell component may undergo malignant change to form Dysgerminoma AND Granulosa cells)

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Primary sites for metastatic tumors?

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Primary sites: breast > colon > endometrium > stomach

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Metastatic tumor characteristics?

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B/L, solid

Histologically- adenocarcinoma

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What is a Krukenberg tumor?

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Bilateral metastases of mucin-producing signet-ring cell carcinoma within the ovarian stroma

Bilateral fleshy cerebriform masses

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Krukenberg Tumor histo?

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Clusters of Signet Ring Cells

43
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Where does Krukenberg tumor originiate from (What metastasizes)?

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Metastasis from Gastric carcinoma

44
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Pathological Basis of signs and symptoms in the reproductive age female?

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