Molar PG Flashcards

OBS (36 cards)

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Gestational trophoblastic disease consists of

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Spectrum of conditions
* Partial mole
* Complete mole
* Invasive or metastatic moles
* Choriocarcinoma
* Placental site trophoblastic disease
* Epithelioid trophoblastic tumor

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GTD

malignant gestational trophoblastic diseases types

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  • Choriocarcinoma
  • Placental site trophoblastic tumor (PSTT)
  • Epithelioid trophoblastic tumor
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GTD

Complete mole pathophysiology

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Fertilization of an empty ovum by a sperm, then duplicates OR empty ovum if fertilized by 2 sperms

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GTD

Partial mole pathophysiology

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Haploid ovum is fertilized by 2 sperms. 69 XXX, XXY, XYY

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5
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GTD

Partial mole rare karyotype

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XYY

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GTD

Complete mole consists of …. sets of paternal genes, maternal genes

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2 sets of paternal genes
no maternal genes

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GTD

partial mole consists of …. sets of genes, maternal genes, paternal genes

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3 sets of genes
1 maternal sets of genes
2 paternal sets of genes

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GTD

complete mole has…. fetus

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no fetus

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GTD

Partial mole has….. fetus

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non- viable fetus

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GTD

Fetal embryonic tissue is (present/ absent) in a complete mole

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absent

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GTD

fetal embryonic tissue is (present/ absent) in complete mole

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present - fetus, fetal RBC

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GTD

Trophoblastic hyperplasia is …. in complete mole

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focal

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13
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GTD

trophoblastic hyperplasia is….. in partial mole

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diffuse

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14
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GTD

Clinical presentation

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  • Irregular vaginal bleeding, some have passed vesicles
  • Uterine size larger than date
  • Early failed PG
  • Hyperemesis
  • Anemia
  • Hyperthyroidism
  • Early- onset severe pre- eclampsia
  • thromboembolism
  • large ovarian theca lutein cysts causing abnormal dilatation
  • Neurological and respiratory Sx due to brain and lung metastasis
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GTD

Reason for hyperemesis

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due to increased beta HCG

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GTD

Ix

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  • USS
  • Histology
  • hCG levels
  • FBC - anemia
  • LFT- uera, Sr. Cr, SE
  • cross match blood, Rhesus factor
  • Thyroid function
  • CXR
17
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GTD

Why can LFT become abnormal

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due to metastatic lesions in the liver

18
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GTD

USS findings of a complete mole

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snow- storm appearance

19
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GTD

USS findings of partial mole

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Difficult to detect
* Looking like a missed miscarriage
* Fetal parts seen

20
Q

GTD

Definitive Ix for molar PG

21
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GTD

beta HCG is done for

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as a baseline for subsequent monitoring. Not considered to be a good diagnostic tool

22
Q

GTD

Mx of Molar PG

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  1. Evaluate potential medical complications ( anemia, hyperthyroidism)
  2. Suction evacuation (under GA)
23
Q

GTD

optimal method of evacuation of the mole

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suction evacuation under GA

24
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GTD

why is oxytocin not recommended prior to completion of evac

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some case reports have shown that oxytocin causes metastatic lesions of molar PG

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# GTD Why is misprostol/ PGE2 not used in molar PG
medical induction and cervical priming by prostaglandin are not recommended
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# GTD Follow up should be done
for 6- 24 months
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# GTD what test should be done during follow- up
Sr/ urine hCG
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# GTD How often should hCG levels be tested
every 2 weekly until it is negative
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# GTD If hCG levels become normal within.... days, urine hCG will be checked.... for ..... months from the day of the.....
1. 56 days 2. monthly 3. 6 months 4. evac
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If hCG levels become normal after....... days, urine hCG will be checked.... for ..... months after the......
56 days monthly 6 months after the day the values become normal
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# GTD for how often should you use contraception after the suction evac
for at least 6 months after the hCG levels become normal
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# GTD the choice of contraception
barrier method
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# GTD Why is contraception essential after at least 6 months after hCG levels become normal
because raised hCG levels during the PG will make the monitoring difficult
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# GTD What is done if you get PG during the period where hCG levels are still high after the suction and evac
we allow the PG to continue. we do not terminate
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# GTD After hCG levels become normal what types of contraception is used
* COCP * POP * DMPA * IMP * Cu-IUCD * LNG- IUD
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