overies and fallopian tubes Flashcards

Compare and contrast the different types of benign ovarian cysts Describe the different functional disorders of the ovary Differentiate the different types of ovarian cysts and functional disorders based on clinicopathologic findings Describe the 3 groups of ovarian tumors (sex cord stromal, epithelial, and germ cell - benign, borderline and malignant) including : relative incidence, clinical findings, associations, outcomes and tumor markers (if applicable). Describe common metastasis to t

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most common benign ovarian cyst

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folllicle/luteal cyst

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may secrete estrogen and be assiciated with endometrial hyperplasia

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follicle.luteal cyst

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most common cause of ovarian enlargement during pregnancy

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corpus luteum cyst

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may be associated with mentrual irregulariry or rupture and hemorrhage

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corpus luteum cysts

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young, overweight woman with hirsustism, and anovulation

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PCOS

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“string of pearls” in ovarian US with stromal fibrosis

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PCOS

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linked to diabees and hyperinsulinemia

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PCOS

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most common ovarian cancer type

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surface epithelial

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types of ovarian surface epithelial tumors

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serous
mucinous
endometrioid
clear cell
crenner
cystadenofribroma
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types of germ cell tumors

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tetroma
dysgerminoma
endometrial sinus tunor
choricocarcinoma

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type of sex cord/stroma tumor

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finroma
granulosa
sertoili/leydig tumor

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risk factors of ovarian carcinoma

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nulliparity
FMX
BRCA
mutation of p53
gonadal dysgenisis
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clinical findings of ovarian tumors

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pain, GI complaints, urinary frequency, increased abdominal girth or ascites

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most common way ovarian tumors found

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incidently

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benign ovarian surface epithelial tumor

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brenner, mucinoid (80%)

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highly lethal malignant surface epithelial tumor

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serous carcinoma - the worst, clear cell

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most common benign surface epithelial tumor

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serous cystadenoma

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smooth surface and very little solid area surface epithelial tumor

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serous cystadenoma

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papillary structures, psammomma bodies

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malignant serous ovarian tumor

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genetics of malignant serous ovarian tumor

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p53 or BRCA

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way malignant serous ovarian tumor spreads

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exfoliation and lymphatics

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most common cause of mucous tumor

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appendix tumour

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defined by the precense of invasio of the surrounding tissue

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mucinous carcinoma

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frequently bilateral tumor associated with endometriaol carcinoma

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endometroid tumors

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highly associated with pelvic endometriousis and hypercalcemia

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clear cell tumors

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islands of bladder-looking epithelium

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brenner tumors

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46xx

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mature teratoma

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young pt, asymptomatic or possibly may feel mass

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mature teratoma

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teratomas do NOT include

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neural elemants

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type of teratoma that may lead to hyperthyroidism

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monodermal

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elevated AFP tumor

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yolk sac tumor

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shiller duval bodies

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yolk sac tumor

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ovarian tumor in very young kids

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yolk sac

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malignant tumor very well treated with radiation

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dysgerminoma

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occurs often in ginadal dysgenisis in 20-40 year olds

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dysgerminoma

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benign tumor that may secrete hormones

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sex cord stromal

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can produce hydrothorax and ascites as well as secrete estrogens and androgens

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fibroma-thecoma

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secretes large amounts of estrogen

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granulosa cell tumor

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call-exner bodies

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granulosa cell tumor

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may rupture and hemorrhage, leading to emergent surgery

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granulosa cell tumor

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androgenic tumors

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sertoli leydig tumors

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reinke crystals

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sertoli leydig tumors

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tumors with high lipid content

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sertoli leydig tumors

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common primary cancers that met to ovaries

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GI (krukenberg), breast and lung

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malignant goblet cells

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krukenberg tumor

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tumor marker for all ovarian cancer

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CA 125

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tumor marker in choriocarcinoma

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b- HCG

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tumor marker in yolk sac tumor

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AFP

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tumor marker in granulosa cell tumor

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inhibin

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clinical use of ovarian tumor marker

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“point to” maligancy - but not diagnostic. Used to track response to treatment and recurrence

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tubal inflammation

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salpingitis

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most common cause of salpingitis

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chlamydia and/or gonorrhea

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most common cause of infertility and ectopoc pregancy

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PID

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cervival tenderness and RUQ pain

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PID

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vast majority of tubal adenocarcinoma are what type

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high grade serous carcinoma