Uterine and Ov Pathology Flashcards
adenomyosis
benign invasive growth of endo into the myometrium
asherman syndrome
IU adhesions ablating the endo lining
gartner dust cyst
small cyst w/in vag
hematocolpos
blood accumulation in vag
hematometra
blood accumulation in the ut
hematometrocolpos
blood accumulation in the ut and vag
hyperplasia
proliferation of the endo lining
intramural leiomyoma
mass distorting the myo, most common location
leiomyoma
most common benign gynecological tumor of the myo
meigs syndrome
combination of pleural effusion, ascites, and an ov mass that resolve after surgery
submucosal leiomyoma
mass distorting the endo, least common but most likely to cause symptoms
subserosal leiomyoma
mass found on the serosal surface of the UT
tamoxifen
antiestrogen medication used to treast breast cancer
tip of the iceberg
term used to describe the sono appearance of dense ov dermoid tumor
cystic terotima (dermoid)
most common primary ov neoplasm
adenomyosis
ectopic endo tissue within the myo
adenomyosis risk factors
multiparity
elevated estrogen
aggressive curettage
adenomyosis clinical findings
pelvic pain/ cramping
UT enlargement and tenderness
menorrhagia
dysmenorrhea
adenomyosis sono findings
diffuse ut enlargement inhomogeneous myo poorly defined anechoic are w/in myo posterior ut wall affected endo appears normal
Leiomyoma (fibroid)
Intramural
distorts myo
confined to myo
most common
Leiomyoma
Pedunculated
attached to the ut by stalk
appears extrauterine
Leiomyoma
Submucosal
distorts the endo
impedes endo
most symptomatic
Leiomyoma
Subserosal
located under perimetrium
distorts ut contour
Leiomyoma clinical findings
asymptomatic menorrhagia pelvic pain ut enlargement irregular bleeding urinate frequently infertility