Gyn Onc Flashcards
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Management of early stage cervical cancer in general
- Early stage cervical cancer.
Upfront surgery (cervical conization vs. modified radical vs. radial hysterectomy depending on stage) - ***Adjuvant chemoradiation if path indicates intermediate or high-risk of recurrence
Surgical management of stage I cervical cancer
IF IA1, conization w/ no further management if margins negative
IF IA2,
modified radical hysterectomy (removal of uterus, cervix, upper ¼ of vagina, and paramteria)
simple hysterectomy w/ lymphadenectomy (can get away with simple hysterectomy)
IF IB1, radical hysterectomy w/ lymphadenectomy
IF IB2, radical hysterectomy
First line for MMR deficient advanced endometrial
carbo/taxol/durvalumab w/ maintenance durvalumab until progression (DUO-E - PFS HR 0.42 in dMMR, OS immature)
*or dostarlimab w/ maintenace dostarlimab
Size threshold for surgery vs. CRT
4 cm (greater than 4 cm requires CRT)
CRT for cervical
weekly cisplatin w/ EBRT + brachytherapy
Indications for adjuvant chemoradiation in localized cervical
- positive margins
- node positive
- parametrial invasion
Metastatic cervical mgmt
IF PD-L1 positive, platinum/carboplatin + paclitaxel + pembro +/- avastin
IF PD-l1 negative, platinum/taxol and bev
endometrial cancer presentation
- pelvic pain
- change in bowel habits
*vaginal bleeding - discharge
endometrial cancer RF’s
- obesity
- HRT
- tamoxifen
- older age
- infertility
*endometrial hyperplasia
*PCOS
Management of complex atypical hyperplasia
hysterectomy
Lynch recommended endometrial cancer screening
- transvaginal US annually starting at age 30
*Risk reducing hysterectomy with BSO at 35 or after completing childbearing
endometroid significance with endometrial
- bread and butter, more common endometrial cancer
- nonendometroid is higher risk
Uterine serous cancer significance
- aggressive, “serious”
Stage 1A endometrial management in woman wishing to preserve fertility
- IF G1-2, hormone therapy with medrestol (oral progestin) can be used to preserve fertility
Stage II endometrial mgmt
upfront surgery / adjuvant full pelvic EBRT
Stage III-IV endometrial mgmt
- upfront surgery
- adjuvant chemo
*CRT also an option followed by chemo for Stage III
clear cell significance in endometrial
- aggressively behaving, requires systemic therapy
serous HER2+ endometrial cancer mgmt
- add herceptin to carbo/taxol
recurrent metastatic endometrial mgmt
IF treatment free interval of >6 months, retreat with carbo/taxol
Systemic therapy for uterine carcinosarcoma
ifosfamide or platinum-based therapy or taxol
low grade endometrial stromal sarcoma mgmt
- hormonal therapy medregstrol
leiomyosarcoma mgmt
surgery if resectable
stage IB cervical cancer mgmt
surgery with adjuvant brachytherapy (not full pelvic EBRT)
ovarian cancer presentation
- bloating
- pelvic or abdominal pain
- early satiety
- urinary symptoms