Vulvar and Ovarian Disease Flashcards
cigarette paper epithelium
or figure 8 distribution
lichen sclerosus
lichen sclerosis increases risk of?
SCC
diagnostic for lichen sclerosus?
punch biopsy
multifocal lesions, raised/flat, usu. white (or other colors) on the vulva
vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia
premalignancy of the vulva
VIN related to HPV
and who gets it
VIN, usual type
combined VIN 2&3
younger women
VIN related to lichen sclerosis
and who gets it
VIN, differentiated
older women
presence of squamous cell atypia in the vagina w/o invasion
VaIN
asymptomatic or post-coital spotting or vaginal discharge
can be isolated or multifocal lesion, red, ulcerated, or white
VaIN
VaIN 1?
lower 1/3 of epithelium
VaIN 2?
lower 2/3 of epithelium
VaIN 3
more than 2/3 of epithelium
hx of VaIN screening?
cytologic smears & HPV testing every 4-6 mo. for 1-2 years
majority of vaginal cancers?
SCC
diagnosis of vaginal cancers?
colposcopy w/ biopsy preferred
most common ovarian cyst, size, and outcome
follicular cyst
3-8 cm
can resolve spontaneously w/in 1-2 mo.