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| most common functional cysts |
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Definition
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| etiology of follicular cyst: |
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Definition
| arise after failure of a follicle to rupture |
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Term
| most follicular cysts resolve spontaneously wn: |
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Definition
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Term
| common functional cyst, >3cm, firm to solid consistency, occurs post ovulation, amy be hemorrhagic and cause sx |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
1. corpus lutein
2. Theca lutein |
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Term
| of the lutein cyst which is more common? |
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Definition
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| cyst filled with, straw colored fluid, assoc w pregnancy, BILATERAL |
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Definition
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Term
| conditions assoc w elevated CA-125: |
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Definition
1. gynecologic malignancies
2. nongynecologic cancers
3. benign gynecologic conditions; endometriosis, menses, prego
4. nongynecologic conditions; liver dz, CHF, lupus....... |
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Term
| management of ovarian cyst >2cm in a premenarchal female: |
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Definition
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| management of cyst <6cm in reproductive female: |
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Definition
| observe for 8-12wks then repeat US |
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Term
| management of 6-8cm cyst in reproductive female: |
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Definition
| if unilocular observe, explore if multilocular or solid on US |
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Term
| management of >8cm cyst in reproductive female |
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Definition
| exploratory laparoscopy/otomy for ovarian cystectomy |
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Term
| managment of palpable cyst in postmenopausal female |
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Definition
| exploratory laparoscopy/otomy for ovarian oophorectomy |
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Term
| what % of ovarian tumors are benign |
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Definition
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Term
| 4 types of ovarian tumors: |
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Definition
1. epithelial
2. germ cell
3. stromal
4. metastatic |
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Term
| most common form of ovarian tumor: |
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Definition
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Term
| 6 types of epithelial cell tumors: |
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Definition
1. serous tumors
2. mucinous tumor
3. endometrioid tumor
4. clear cell adenocarcinoma
5. brenner tumor
6. undiferentiated carcinoma |
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Term
| what type of tumor is a teratoma? |
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Definition
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Term
| what kind of tumors are granulosa-theca cell tumors |
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Definition
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| what type of tumor is sertoli-leydig androblastoma? |
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Definition
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Term
| what type of tumor is gonadoblastoma: |
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Definition
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Term
| 5 protective factors from ovarian cancer: |
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Definition
1. 5+yrs of oral contraceptive use
2. Multiparity
3. breast feeding
4. tubal ligation
5. hysterectomy |
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Term
| primary diagnostic evaluation for ovarian cancer: |
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Definition
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Term
| 3 methods of diagnostic evaluation for ovarian cancer: |
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Definition
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Term
| describe the consistency of malignant mass on US |
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Definition
| solid or cystic and solid |
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Term
| malignant pelvic mass: unilateral or bilateral? |
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Definition
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Term
| ovarian cancer: 4 surgical stages - |
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Definition
1. limited to ovaries
2. extension from ovarues to pelvis
3. extension to abd cavity
4. distant metastatic dz |
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Term
| most common if the epithelial tumors |
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Definition
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Term
| serous cystadenoma: malignant or benign |
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Definition
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Term
| brenner cell tumors: mailgnant or benign? |
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Definition
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Term
| tumor may differentiate into hair, cartilage and bone: |
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Definition
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Term
| germ cell tumors: unilateral or bilateral |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| triad of cancer of the fallopian tubes: |
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Definition
1. profuse watery dc
2. pelvic pain
3. pelvic mass |
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