E2/L13 - Uterus, Cervix, Ovary, Fallopian Tubes Benign Conditions

Question 1

2 separate uterine bodies with their own cervix

Answer 1

Uterus Didelphysis

Question 2

Most common Congenital cervical anomalies

Answer 2

Malfusion of the paramesonephric ducts

1) Didelphys cervix
2) Septate cervix

Question 3

T-shaped endometrial cavity, cervical collar deformity

Answer 3

early maternal exposure to DES

Question 4

most common neoplasm of the uterus; local proliferation of sm. mm.; estrogen enlarges them; white firm lesions, whorled appearance; may calcify; can cause pain and bleeding

Answer 4

Fibroids

Question 5

Pedunculate fibroid that comes through cervical os; causes worst bleeding

Answer 5

Submucosal fibroid