L4: CIN Flashcards

(33 cards)

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Def of CIN

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  • Locally malignant tumor of cervical epithelium not invading the basement membrane.
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Incidence of CIN

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  • The disease is more common in young ages “25-35 years” that are sexually active.
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Etiology & RF for CIN

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Etiology & RF for CIN

  • STDs
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Etiology & RF for CIN

  • Smoking, alcoholics and drug abuse
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Etiology & RF for CIN

  • Prolonged hormonal contraception with HPV infection.
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Etiology & RF for CIN

  • Immune-suppression and AIDS
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Pathology of CIN

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Pathology of CIN

  • NE
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Pathology of CIN

  • ME
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Symptoms of CIN

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Symptoms of CIN

  • Asymptomatic
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  • In most patients and accidentally discovered on routine screening.
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Symptoms of CIN

  • Bleeding “Vaginal”
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Post-coital bleeding or vaginal spotting or even discharge.

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Signs of CIN

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Signs of CIN

  • Local
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INVx for CIN

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INVx for CIN

  • Histopathology
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Histopathology in CIN

  • Cervical cytology by Ayer’s spatula OR cyto-brush
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Histopathology in CIN

  • Visual inspection with Acetic Acid “VIA test”
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Histopathology in CIN

  • Colposcopy and Colposcopic guided biopsy
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Histopathology in CIN

  • Endocervical curettage
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TTT of CIN

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TTT of CIN

  • Prophylactic
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TTT of CIN

  • Active
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Active TTT of **CIN** - Ablative
**Ablative procedures (failure rate 5 - 10%):** - Cryotherapy, laser ablation or diathermy coagulation.
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Active TTT of **CIN** - Escisional
**Excisional procedures (failure rate < 5):** - O LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure). - Laser conization. - Cold knife conization. - Surgical conization of the cervix.
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Follow up of **CIN**
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Follow up of **CIN** - Schedule
- Every 3 - 6 months for 1st 2 yrs. - Every year for 5 yrs if persistently negative.
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Follow up of **CIN** - Time of Recurrence
Most recurrences occur during the first 2 years after therapy.
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Follow up of **CIN** - TTT of Recurrent CIN
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Natural Hx of **CIN** Acc to degree
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Suspicous Features of CIN
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Criteria to Exclude Invasive Carcinoma