Ovarian Abnormalities Flashcards

(27 cards)

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How do you make the diagnosis of PCOS?

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You need 2/3 of the following
-Amenorrhea or irregular menses
-Signs of hirsutism
-Polycystic ovaries on US

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What are the diagnostic testing options for PCOS?

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Pelvic US
Free Testosterone
High Androgens and obesity

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What is seen on pelvic US in PCOS?

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Bilaterally enlarged ovaries with multiple cysts

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What happens to free testosterone in PCOS?

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Elevated secondary to high androgens

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What is caused by High androgens and obesity in PCOS?

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Increased estrogen formation outside the ovary: stimulates LH secretion an inhibits FSH secretion so LH;FSH ration >3:1

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How does treatment of PCOS begin?

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Weight loss

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What is added to PCOS treatment for patients who do not wish to conceive?

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OCP to control the amount of estrogen and progestin in the body

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What is added to PCOS treatment for patients who do wish to conceive?

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Letrozole is first line
Clomiphene Citrate is second line

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What is an ovarian torsion?

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Ovary rotates around the infundibulopelvic ligament compromising its own blood supply

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When to suspect ovarian torsion?

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Women of reproductive age who have sudden onset unilateral pelvic pain and an ovarian cyst of mass often with N/V

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What can Tranvaginal Us show in ovarian torsion?

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Decreased or absent blood flow to the affected ovary

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How do you treat an ovarian torsion?

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Emergency Laparoscopy or Laparotomy

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What are acute presentations of ovarian cancer?

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Pleural effusion, bowel obstruction: indicates late disease and poor prognosis

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What are subacute presentations of ovarian cancer?

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Abdominal pain or an adnexal mass: can occur early or late in disease

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What are common symptoms of ovarian cancer?

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bloating/feeling full quickly
Urinary urgency and frequency
pelvic pain
abdominal pain

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How is ovarian Cancer diagnosed?

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Pelvic US or CT followed by biopsy to confirm the diagnosis

17
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What is the most common histologic subtype of Ovarian tumor?

18
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How do you treat Serous ovarian tumors?

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Chemo + surgery

19
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What tumor marker is (+) in serous ovarian tumors?

20
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What type of ovarian tumor is associated with Turner syndrome?

21
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What tumor marker is (+) for Dysgerminoma?

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What is the histologic appearance of a Dysgerminoma?

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Fried-egg appearance

23
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What tumor marker is (+) for an ovarian yolk sac tumor?

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What is the histological appearance of a yolk sac tumor?

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Schiller-duval bodies: resemble primitive glomeruli

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What tumor marker/lab value is used for ovarian Sertoli-Leydig cell tumors?
Elevated Testosterone
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What tumor marker/lab value is used for Granulosa Cell tumors?
Elevated estrogen
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What is the histological appearance of Ovarian Granulosa Cell tumors?
Call-exner bodies: resemble primordial follicles