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Endometrial Ca/PMB Flashcards

1
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Incidence of PMB

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7 in 1000

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2
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Risk of endometrial cancer after PMB

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10%

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3
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Risk of malignancy in endometrial polyp pre-menopause

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1-2%

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4
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Risk of malignancy in endometrial polyp post-menopause

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5-6%

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5
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Relative risk of endometrial cancer after breast cancer

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2-3x

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6
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TV USS sensitivity for detecting endometrial ca

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80%

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Stage 1

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Confined to uterine corpus and ovary

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Stage 1A

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Disease limited to endometrium OR non-aggressive type OR good prognosis disease
1A1 - non aggressive type limited to endometrial polyp/endometrium
1A2 none aggressive type involving <50% myometrium with no or focal LVSI
1A3 - low grade endometrioid carcinoma limited to uterus or ovary

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Stage 1B

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Non-aggressive histological type with invasion >50% of myometrium with no or focal LVSI

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Stage 1C

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Aggressive histological type confined to endometrium or polyp

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Stage 2

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Invasion of cervical stroma without extrauterine extension OR with substantial LVSI OR aggressive histological subtype involving myometrium

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Stage 2A

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Invasion of cervical stroma of non-aggressive histological types

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Stage 2B

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Substantial LVSI of non-aggressive histological subtypes

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Stage 2C

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Aggressive histological types with any myometral involvement

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Stage 3

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Local and/or regional spread of tumour

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Stage 3A

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Invasion of uterine serosa and/or adnexa by direct extension or metastasis

3A1 - spread to ovary or fallopian tube
3A2 - involvement of uterine subserosa or spread through serosa

17
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Stage 3B

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Metastasis or direct spread to vagina and/or parametrium

3B1 - metastasis or direct spread to vagina/parametrium
3B2 - metastasis to pelvic peritoneum

18
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Stage 3C

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Metastasis to para-aortic or pelvic lymph nodes or both

19
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Stage 3C1

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Metastasis to pelvic lymph nodes

3C1i - micrometastasis
3C1ii - macrometastasis

20
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Stage 3C2

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Metastasis to para-aortic lymph nodes up to the renal vessels

3C2i - micrometastasis
3C2ii - macrometastasis

21
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Stage 4

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Spread to bladder mucosa/intestinal mucosa/distant sites

4A - invasion of bladder/intestine
4B - peritoneal metastasis beyond the pelvis
4C - distant mets (including intra-abdominal lymph nodes above renal vessels)

22
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Endometrial stromal sarcomas spread to adnexa at what rate?

A

20-30%

23
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Malignant mixed mullerian tumours are composed of what?

A

Stromal and glandular elements
Can be homologous (cell type found in uterus)
Or heterologous (extra-uterine cell type eg osteosarcoma)

24
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Leiomyosarcomas originate from where?

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Fibroids in 5-10% cases
Good prognosis

25
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Histological subtypes of endometrial carcinoma

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Endometrioid (EEC)
Serous sarcoma
Clear cell carcinoma
Mixed carcinoma
Undifferentiated carcinoma
Carcinosarcoma
Other unusual types
Gastrointestinal mucinous type carcinomas

26
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Cut off for vessel involvement to determine extent of LVSI

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> /= 5

27
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Incidence

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9000 per year

28
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Risk factors

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Obesity (5kg/m2 = 50% increase in risk)
Age (85% >55yo)
PCOS
lynch syndrome
Diabetes
HTN
Early menarche/late menopause
Nulliparity
Unopposed oestrogen therapy
Cowden syndrome
Family history
Tamoxifen
Diet
Physical inactivity

29
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Lynch syndrome is ______

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autosomal dominant DNA mismatch repair condition

30
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Genes involved in Lynch syndrome

A

MSH2
MLH1
MSH6
PMS2

31
Q

Lifetime risk of EC with Lynch syndrome

A

25-60%

32
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Red flag symptoms

A

PMB
pyometra
Vaginal discharge
IMB
Persistent HMB
Abdominal distension
Pelvis pressure or pain

33
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If on HRT then review when _______

A

Persistent unscheduled bleeding for 6 months OR
New onset PMB persisting 6 weeks after stopping

34
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Pipelle biopsy EC detection rate

A

90-100%

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