Postmenopausal Sonography and Sonohysterography Flashcards
What’s a synonym for menopause?
Climacteric
PCOS aka
Stein-Leventhal syndrome
Polypectomy:
surgical removal of a polyp
Which hormone promotes the development of the mammary glands:
Progesterone
Where is progesterone mainly produced?
Ovary and placenta
Estrogen replacement therapy reduces risk of:
osteoporosis and coronary heart disease
Also reduces menopausal effects
Estrogen replacement therapy (without PRT) could increase the risk of:
Endometrial carcinoma, thromboembolism, hypertension and diabetes
Besides hyperplasia, carcinoma, etc. What is a most common reason for PMB?
Atrophy
Endometrial carcinoma is linked with?
PCOS, unopposed ERT, nulliparity, some ovarian tumors, HRT and obesity
Tamoxifen
A breast cancer drug that inhibits the effects of estrogen on the breast, however, increases the risk of developing endometrial cancer
CA-125 is elevated in cases of malignancies in the ovaries, GI tract, breast and lungs. However, can be linked with benign conditions as well. Which ones?
Endometriosis
PID
Fibroids
Pregnancy
Ashermann’s syndrome is what?
Adhesions in the endo, usually caused by a D&C
The sonographic evidence of a 59 yr old woman on Tamoxifen is:
Dependant on the stage in the cycle
Tamoxifen is linked with all the following except: Polyps, carcinoma, fibroids and hyperplasia
Fibroids
With endometrial atrophy, the measurement should not exceed
5mm