Pelvic Mass Flashcards

1
Q

Anterior pelvic mass may originate from?

A
  • bladder
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2
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Middle pelvic mass may originate?

A
  • uterus
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3
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Posterior pelvic mass may originate?

A
  • bowel
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4
Q

Pelvic mass differentials?

A
  • pregnancy
  • bladder tumours
  • uterine fibroids
  • adenomyosis
  • leiomyosarcoma
  • cervical cancer
  • ovarian mass
  • tubal mass
  • ascites
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5
Q

3 cells of the ovaries?

A
  • surface epithelium
  • germ cells
  • sex cord stroma
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6
Q

Tumour markers used for ovarian cancer?

A
  • CA-125
  • CEA
  • Alpha fetoprotein
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7
Q

Explain CA-125 tumour marker?

A
  • elevated in ovarian tumours

- also raised in sarcoidosis, hepatitis, cirrhosis, pericarditis

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8
Q

Explain CEA?

A
  • Present in fetal and embryonic tissue
  • not usually in adults
  • elevated in ovarian malignancies
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9
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CA-125:CEA ratio?

A
  • CA-125:CEA < 25 = Metastatic

- CA-125:CEA > 25 = primary

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10
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Alpha fetoprotein used as a tumour marker for what?

A
  • germ cell cancers

- age <40

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11
Q

MRI for ovarian cancer is for what age group?

A
  • premenopausal

- CT (POSTmenopausal)

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12
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Explain the weighing of RMI?

A
  • Risk of malignancy index
  • Menopusal status
  • USS features
  • serum CA-125

< 30 = 3 in 100
30-200 = 20 in 100
>200 = 75 in 100

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13
Q

Functional cysts symptoms?

A
  • asymptomatic

- menstrual distrubances

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14
Q

When is intervention performed for functional cysts?

A
  • haemorrhage

- torsion

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15
Q

Endometriotic cyst also called?

A
  • chocolate cysts

- due to presence of old blood

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16
Q

Symptoms of endometriosis?

A
  • dysmenorrhea
  • dyspareunia
  • treatment = OCP
17
Q

Dermoid cysts are?

A
  • totipotent

(teeth, sebaceous, hair, thyroid)

  • may cause torsion
18
Q

Treatment of benign ovarian tumours?

A
  • conservative
  • medical (gnrh, cop)
  • surgical
19
Q

Explain borderline ovarian tumours?

A
  • grow like benign tumours - but can spread

- better prognosis than ovarian cancer

20
Q

Treatment of borderline ovarian tumours in young women?

A
  • unilateral cystectomy

- close follow up

21
Q

Treatment of borderline ovarian tumours in postmenopausal women?

A
  • pelvic clearance
22
Q

Lifetime risk of ovarian cancer?

23
Q

Red flag symptoms for ovarian cancer

A
  • persistent abdominal distension
  • feeling full
  • pelvic or abdominal pain
  • increased urinary frequency/urgency
24
Q

Investigations for ovarian cancer?

A
  • CA-125
  • USS
  • CT
  • MRI
25
Q

Treatment for early stages ovarian cancer?

A
  • surgery followed by adjuvant chemo
26
Q

Treatment for advanced stages ovarian cancer?

A
  • neoadjuvant chemo then surgery
27
Q

Secondary ovarian cancer is likely from what?

A
  • metastasis from breast, pancreas or stomach

- CA-125: CEA <25