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derived from paramesonephric (mullerian) ducts
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vagina
cervix uterus fallopian tubes |
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incidence of uterine anomaly ?
has been increased by ('40 - '71) |
.02%
DES |
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uterine septum causes
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1st trimester fetal loss
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2 uteri (uses)
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uterus didelphys
- they didn't want to spell uteruses either ;) |
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another name for fibroid
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leio-my-oma
"smooth" "muscle" "tumor" |
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incidence of hysterectomy secondary to fibroids
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1/3
- fibroids are MC indication for surgery in women in the US |
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fibroids respond to
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estrogen
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fibroid that attaches to the pelvic viscera, becomes pedunculated and then develops its own vascular supply
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parasitic leiomyoma
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incidence of fibroids (leiomyoma)
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20-30%
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incidence of fibroids in AA women
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40%
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MC presenting symptom in fibroids
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abnormal uterine bleeding
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medical tx for leiomyomas
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medroxyprogesterone (Provera)
danazol GnRH agonists (nafarelin, lupron) |
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how do we shrink leiomyomas ?
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decrease circulating estrogens
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what causes endometrial hyperplasia?
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unopposed estrogen
(no progesterone) |
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% of atypical complex hyperplasia progressing to carcinoma
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29%
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what causes unopposed estrogen ? (AEGLNOP)
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anovulation
E c/o P granulosa-theca tumors late menopause nulliparity obesity PCOS |
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how does endometrial hyperplasia present ?
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like fibroids - abnormal uterine bleeding
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TX for atypical complex hyperplasia ?
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D&C
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Medical tx for E. hyperplasia ?
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progestins
medroxyprogesterone (DP) oral progesterone - 3 months then repeat EB |
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Types of ovarian cysts.
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follicular
corpus luteum theca lutein |
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differential for ovarian cysts (EEFOPTT)
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ectopic pregnancy
endometriosis fibroids ovarian neoplasms PID tubo-ovarian abscess torsed adnexa |