1
Q
What is this describing?
Presence of endometrium within the myometrium, associated with endometriosis and fibroids.
A
Adenomyosis
2
Q
What is this a presentation of?
Painful, regular, heavy menstruation. May have enlarged and tender uterus. Symptoms subside after menopause.
A
Adenomyosis
3
Q
How is adenomyosis investigated?
A
- Suspected on USS
2. Diagnosed on MRI
4
Q
What is the treatment for adenomyosis?
A
- IUS/COCP
- +/- NSAIDs to control menorrhagia and dysmenorrhoea
- Hysterectomy
O&G: Gynaecology
flashcards
Decks in class (48)
# Cards
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Work-up for Vaginal Bleeding6
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Gynaecological Causes of Abdominal Pain14
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Gynaecology History7
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Oligomenorrhoea3
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Amenorrhoea8
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Menorrhagia6
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Dysmenorrhoea8
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Intermenstrual Bleeding3
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Post-Coital Bleeding3
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Premenstrual Syndrome3
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Fibroids9
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Adenomyosis4
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Endometrial Hyperplasia11
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Endometrial Cancer7
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Endometriosis8
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Chronic Pelvic Pain6
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Dyspareunia3
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Prolapse12
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Cervical Ectropion, Cervical Polyps, and Cervicitis10
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Cervical Cancer24
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Ovarian Cysts11
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Ovarian Cancer13
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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome11
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Disorders of the Vulva and Vagina11
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Urinary Stress Incontinence4
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Urge Incontinence (Overactive Bladder)5
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Other Urinary Disorders9
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Genital Tract Infections43
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Pelvic Inflammatory Disease11
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Gynaecological Surgery7
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Contraception Special Patient Groups11
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Barrier Contraception4
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Combined Oral Contraceptive Pill21
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Other Combined Hormonal Contraception2
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Progesterone Only Pill9
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Depo-Provera4
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Implant Contraception3
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Intra-Uterine Device/System12
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Sterilisation7
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Emergency Contraception10
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Fertility and Subfertility36
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Menopause22
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Post-Menopausal Bleeding4
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Miscarriage25
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Termination of Pregnancy8
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Ectopic Pregnancy10
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Hyperemesis Gravidarum4
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Gestational Trophoblastic Disease7
