Pathology of the Ovaries II Flashcards

1
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Factors that increase ovarian cancer

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history of ovarian cancer
family history of breast cancer
BRCA1/2 carrier
Smoking
Menopause hormone therapy
excess body weight

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2
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90% of malignancies are

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carcinomas

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3
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Factors that decrease risk for ovarian cancer

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tubal ligation
pregnancy (first birth)
oral contraceptives

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4
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Classification of ovarian cysts

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(surface) epithelial tumor
Germ cell tumor
Sex cord tumor

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5
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types of epithelial tumors

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Serous (common)
Mucinous (common)
Endometrioid
Transitional Cell (Brenner)
Other (e.g., Clear Cell Carcinoma)

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6
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epithelial tumor arise from

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surface epithelium

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7
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germ cell tumors arise from

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egg

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8
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sex cord-stromal tumors arise from

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the follicle and cortex

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9
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classification of the tumor is based on what

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origin

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10
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most serous carcinomas are diagnosed at stage

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III or IV

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11
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Non-epithelial cervical cancers are discovered at what stage

A

I

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12
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what kind of epithelium are ovarian surface epithelium derived from

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coelomic

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13
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what are the clinical features of epithelial cell tumors

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asyptomatic
adnex mass on the pelvic exam
vague absominal symptoms
appx. 63
bowel obstruction
pleural effusion

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14
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what are the most common type of ovarian tumors

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serous

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15
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serous cystadenoma

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benign bilateral ovarian neoplasm
filled with watery fluid.

cells similar to fallopian tube cells

elevated CA-125

postmenopausal women

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16
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mucinous cystadenoma

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2nd most frequent epithelial tumor
common ages 13-45
cyst filled with mucous
multiloculated

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17
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What are the symptoms of mucinous cystadenoma

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asymptomatic
lower abdominal pain
fatigue

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18
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What is the pathology of mucinous cystadenoma

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smooth surface
filled with translucent viscous fluid
can be very large

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19
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in mucinous cystadenoma, what is the most useful serum tumor marker

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carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)

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20
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mucinous cystadenoma has what microscopic appearance

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irregular nuclei
prominent nucleoli

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21
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Pseudomyxoma Peritonei

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when mucinous spreads to the abdomen and makes a diffuse gelatinous material in the abdomen/pelvis

22
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Pseudomyxoma Peritonei is seen in what kind of cancer

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appendix

23
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Endometrioid Tumors

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Containtubular glands similar to the endometrium

24
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Endometrioid Tumors

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associated with ovarian endometriosis

25
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Brenner Tumor

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a transitional cell tumor
contains bladder epithelial cells
coffee bean nuclei on biopsy

26
Q

BRCA1 and BRCA2 is common amongst what demographic

A

Ashkenazi Jewish

27
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Hereditary Non-Polyposis Colorectal Cancer/Lynch Syndrome

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germline mutation that leads to colon cancer

28
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CA-125

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biomarker for epithelial ovarian cancer

29
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What are the two main types non-epithelial ovarian cancer

A

germ cell tumors
sex cord-tumor

30
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sex cord-stroma is composed of cells from where

A

the oocyte

31
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sex cord-stroma cells secrete

A

estrogen
testosterone
androgens

32
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Fibroma

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Benign tumors of fibroblasts
solid with tumor
associated with ascites and meigs syndrome

33
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Meigs syndrome

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ovarian fibroma
ascites
pleural effusion

34
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thecoma usually co-exists with what

A

fibroma

35
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thecoma

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benign unilateral non-epithelial tumor of theca cells

may produce estrogen and lead to endometrial hyperplasia/bleeding

36
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Granulosa Cell tumors

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most common ovarian stromal tumor derived from granulosa-type cells that may secrete estrogens

2 types

37
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what stromal tumor has malignant potential

A

granulosa

38
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adult granulosa

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50-54
excess estrogen production
FOXL2 mutation
Call-Exner bodies in the histology

39
Q

juvenile granulosa

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develop before puberty
puberty <8 y/o
unilateral, multiloculated, cystic with yellow-white solid areas

40
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Sertoli-Leydig Cell tumor

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rare ovarian neoplasm in young women (DICER1) mutation

produces androgens and the female characteristics will return after surgery

41
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Ovarian germ cell tumors

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cells that can develop into an embryo or placenta

42
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types of ovarian germ cell tumors

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teratoma
dysgerminoma
yolk sac tumor
choriocarcinoma

43
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ovarian germ cell tumors occur at what age

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10 to 30

44
Q

ovarian germ cell tumors secrete what

A

AFP or B-hCG

45
Q

Teratoma

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tumor of germ cell layers
most common germ cell tumor

46
Q

dysgerminoma

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tumor of germ cells
81% under age 30
seminoma in males
can metastisize to the other ovary
fried egg appearance

47
Q

choriocarcinoma

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tumor of the placental tissue
rare

Syncytiotrophoblast

secretes hCG

48
Q

hCG is used to test for

A

choriocarcinoma

49
Q

AFP is used to test for

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Yolk sac tumors

50
Q

Struma Ovarii

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specialized subtype of the tetratoma and may cause hyperparathyroidism

51
Q

what is the most common malignant germ cell tumor

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dysgerminoma