9- BENIGN TUMORS OF THE FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM Quiz
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What is the main tissue type from which lipoma develops?

  • Nervous tissue
  • Connective tissue
  • Muscle tissue
  • Adipose tissue (correct)

Which statement is true regarding hemangiomas?

  • They typically arise as bluish, purple, or red spots. (correct)
  • They can only occur in adults.
  • They are always present at birth.
  • They are malignant tumors.

What is the recommended treatment for lymphangiomas?

  • Chemotherapy
  • Surgery or sclerotherapy (correct)
  • Radiation therapy
  • Topical ointment

Which condition corresponds to varicocele in men?

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What is a characteristic feature of papillomas?

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Which treatment options are effective for hemangiomas?

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What kind of mutations are often observed in lymphangiomas?

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Which type of tumor is most commonly associated with overweight patients during pregnancy?

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What is the primary characteristic of paraovarian cysts?

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Which of the following is NOT a correct description of follicular cysts?

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What condition is characterized by the presence of both ovarian fibromas and hydrothorax?

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Which benign tumor type can secrete estrogen?

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What percentage of cases affect the body of the uterus compared to the cervix?

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Which symptom is considered classic for symptomatic fibroids?

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Which diagnostic method is least likely to be used routinely for diagnosing fibroids?

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What type of fibroid grows into the thickness of the uterine wall?

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What is a potential consequence of fibroids related to pregnancy?

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Which method is specifically helpful in detecting submucous fibroids in unexplained infertility?

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What type of growth is classified as atypical in fibroids?

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During an abdominal examination, how might an enlarged uterine body feel?

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Which of the following is NOT a symptom commonly associated with fibroids?

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What is the most common histological type of benign ovarian tumor?

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Which benign ovarian tumor is most commonly associated with hyperestrogenism?

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What percentage of benign ovarian tumors are tumor-like processes?

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Which symptom is NOT commonly associated with ovarian masses?

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What is the foremost prognostic factor in the course of ovarian tumors?

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Which of the following tumors is classified as a benign sex cord/stromal tumor?

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Which type of cyst is characterized by the presence of theca and lutein cells?

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What type of cyst is defined as a tumor-like process that can be mistaken for a true neoplasm?

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Which of the following is NOT a type of neoplastic benign ovarian tumor?

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In postmenopausal women, what symptom may signal a hormone-producing ovarian tumor?

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What symptom is primarily associated with lateral cervical fibroids?

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Which treatment is specifically suggested presurgically to manage leiomyomas?

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What is a significant risk associated with large fibroids?

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Which condition is NOT part of the differential diagnosis for leiomyoma?

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Which procedure is generally used for asymptomatic fibroids?

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What complication can arise specifically due to ischemia of fibroid nodes?

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What condition can cause renal complications due to pressure from fibroids?

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Which therapeutic option is categorized as a medical treatment for leiomyoma?

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In the PALM-COEIN classification, what does 'P' stand for?

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Which surgical procedure is commonly performed to remove fibroids?

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Lipoma

A benign tumor formed from adipose tissue, typically in the pubic area and labia major, characterized by soft consistency.

Myxoma (Nuck's Diverticulum)

A benign tumor arising from mesenchymal remnants, usually found in the pubic area subcutaneous tissue; similar to varicocele in men, requiring surgical removal.

Hemangioma

A benign tumor composed of blood vessels, often found in children, appearing as a bluish/purple/red spot that rapidly increases in size.

Lymphangioma

A tumor of lymphatic vessels, including macrocytic and microcytic types, commonly found in children, mostly near the groin.

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Papilloma

A benign tumor of surface epithelium characterized by papillary projections, often caused by HPV (6-11), usually found in the labia major.

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Benign Tumor

A non-cancerous tumor that does not invade surrounding tissues or spread to other parts of the body.

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Surgical Treatment

Treatment of certain tumors involving surgical removal of the tumor.

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Uterine Fibroids Localization

Fibroids can grow in different areas of the uterus. Common locations include subserous, intramural, submucous, and atypical.

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Subserous Fibroid

A uterine fibroid that grows into the outer layer (perimetrium) of the uterus

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Intramural Fibroid

An uterine fibroid that grows into the thickness of the uterine wall itself.

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Submucous Fibroid

A uterine fibroid that grows into the uterine cavity.

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Atypical Fibroid

A uterine fibroid in locations such as retrocervical, retroperitoneal, antecervical, subperitoneal, pericervical, or intraligamentous.

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Fibroid Diagnosis - Physical Exam

Physical examination (abdominal or pelvic) can assess uterine size, shape (nodularity or firmness), and mobility.

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Fibroid Diagnosis - Imaging (Ultrasound)

Ultrasound, including transvaginal ultrasound, is used to determine fibroid location, size, and structure.

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Fibroid Diagnosis - Symptoms

Uterine fibroids can cause different symptoms, like heavy bleeding, pelvic pain, or infertility.

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Fibroid Diagnosis- Diagnostic Methodologies

Diagnosis involves physical examination, imaging (ultrasound, MRI), and potentially hysteroscopy or laparoscopy depending on specific concerns.

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Uterine Curettage

A procedure to scrape the lining of the uterus to diagnose irregular bleeding and detect any co-existing conditions.

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Cervical Fibroid Location

Fibroids located in different areas of the cervix can affect different organs.

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PALM-COEIN

A mnemonic to remember the common causes of abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) which includes Polyps, Adenomyosis, Leiomyoma, Malignancy.

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Leiomyoma Complications

Fibroids can cause severe anemia, renal problems, pain, and even malignant changes.

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Leiomyoma Treatment: Surveillance

Monitoring asymptomatic fibroids is often the best approach.

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Medical Treatment for Leiomyoma

Hormonal medications, NSAIDs, and other drugs can help manage fibroid symptoms.

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Surgical Treatment for Leiomyoma

Various procedures like myomectomy, UAE, and hysterectomy can remove or shrink fibroids.

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MRI Guided Focused Ultrasound Surgery

A non-invasive technique to treat fibroids using ultrasound waves guided by Magnetic Resonance Imaging.

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Hysterectomy for Fibroids

Removal of the uterus is the most drastic surgical option for resolving fibroid problems.

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Ovarian Tumors: Prevalence

About 70-80% of ovarian tumors are benign, with one-third being tumor-like processes.

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Ovarian Tumors: Malignancy Risk

Ovarian tumors have a high tendency to become cancerous, making early detection crucial.

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Ovarian Tumor Prognosis

The type of ovarian tumor is the most important factor in determining the disease's outcome.

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Follicular Cyst

A non-cancerous cyst that forms from a developing egg.

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Corpus Luteum Cyst

A non-cancerous cyst that develops after ovulation.

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Theca-Lutein Cyst

A non-cancerous cyst associated with high hormone levels.

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Endometrioma Cyst

A non-cancerous cyst containing tissue similar to the uterine lining.

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Mature Teratoma (Dermoid Cyst)

A benign tumor containing various tissue types, like hair or teeth.

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Serous Cystadenoma

A benign tumor with a watery fluid inside.

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Mucinous Cystadenoma

A benign tumor with thick, sticky fluid inside.

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Ovarian Epithelial Neoplasms

Tumors arising from the cells covering the ovary. These tumors are categorized into benign, borderline, and malignant types.

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Endometrioid Borderline Tumor

A type of ovarian epithelial tumor that shares characteristics with endometrial tissue. It is a less aggressive form than malignant tumors but still requires monitoring.

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Teratoma

A tumor that forms from all three germ layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm). It is most common in pregnancy and is often benign.

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Ovarian Fibroma/Thecoma

Benign solid tumors that develop from the ovarian stroma. Fibromas can be associated with some syndromes.

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Paraovarian Cyst

A tumor-like structure that arises in the epoophoron, a small structure near the ovary.

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Study Notes

Lipoma Development

  • Lipomas develop mainly from adipose tissue.

Hemangiomas

  • Hemangiomas are benign tumors composed of blood vessels.

Lymphangioma Treatment

  • The recommended treatment for lymphangiomas is surgical excision.

Varicocele

  • Varicocele in men corresponds to the condition of varicose veins in the pampiniform plexus of the spermatic cord.

Papillomas

  • A characteristic feature of papillomas is the presence of finger-like projections.

Hemangioma Treatment Options

  • Effective treatment options for hemangiomas include surgery, laser therapy, sclerotherapy, and embolization.

Lymphangioma Mutations

  • Mutations in the PROX1 and FOXC2 genes are often observed in lymphangiomas.
  • Fibroids are the most commonly associated tumor with overweight patients during pregnancy.

Paraovarian Cyst

  • Paraovarian cysts are characterized by their location adjacent to the ovary and not connected to it.

Follicular Cyst

  • Follicular cysts are NOT always filled with fluid.

Meigs' Syndrome

  • Meigs' syndrome features both ovarian fibromas and hydrothorax.

Estrogen-Secreting Tumor

  • Granulosa cell tumors are a type of benign tumor that can secrete estrogen.

Uterine Fibroid Location

  • Approximately 80% of fibroids affect the body of the uterus, while the remaining 20% affect the cervix.

Classic Fibroid Symptom

  • Heavy menstrual bleeding is a classic symptom of symptomatic fibroids.

Fibroid Diagnostic Method

  • Colposcopy is least likely to be used routinely for diagnosing fibroids.

Intramural Fibroid

  • Intramural fibroids grow into the thickness of the uterine wall.

Fibroid Pregnancy Consequence

  • Fibroids can lead to complications like preterm labor and miscarriage during pregnancy.

Submucous Fibroid Detection

  • Hysteroscopy is particularly helpful in detecting submucous fibroids in unexplained infertility.

Atypical Fibroid Growth

  • "Atypical" growth in fibroids refers to cellular atypia, potentially indicating a risk of malignancy.

Enlarged Uterine Body

  • During an abdominal examination, an enlarged uterine body may feel firm and irregular.

Fibroid Symptom

  • Infertility is NOT a common symptom associated with fibroids.

Benign Ovarian Tumor

  • The most common histological type of benign ovarian tumor is the serous cystadenoma.
  • The granulosa cell tumor is most commonly associated with hyperestrogenism among benign ovarian tumors.

Tumor-Like Processes

  • Approximately 25% of benign ovarian tumors are tumor-like processes.

  • An ovarian mass may present with a variety of symptoms, including abdominal discomfort, changes in menstrual cycle, or even pressure symptoms on adjacent organs.

Ovarian Tumor Prognostic Factor

  • The size of the tumor is the most important prognostic factor in the course of ovarian tumors.

Benign Sex Cord/Stromal Tumor

  • The fibroma is classified as a benign sex cord/stromal tumor.

Tumor-Like Process

  • A corpus luteum cyst is a tumor-like process that can be mistaken for a true neoplasm.

Non-Neoplastic Benign Ovarian Tumor

  • Endometriomas are NOT a type of neoplastic benign ovarian tumor. They are actually benign cysts arising from endometriosis.

Postmenopausal Symptom

  • Postmenopausal bleeding may signal a hormone-producing ovarian tumor.

Lateral Cervical Fibroid Symptom

  • Dyspareunia (painful intercourse) is primarily associated with lateral cervical fibroids.

Leiomyoma Presurgical Management

  • Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) agonists are specifically suggested presurgically to manage leiomyomas.

Large Fibroid Risk

  • A significant risk associated with large fibroids is compression of adjacent organs.

Leiomyoma Differential Diagnosis

When considering a differential diagnosis for leiomyomas, it is essential to distinguish them from other uterine or adnexal masses, including smooth muscle tumors, endometrial polyps, and other neoplasms.

Asymptomatic Fibroid Procedure

  • Observation is generally used for asymptomatic fibroids.

Fibroid Node Ischemia Complication

  • A potential complication arising specifically due to ischemia of fibroid nodes is infarction.
  • Hydronephrosis can cause renal complications due to pressure from fibroids.

Leiomyoma Medical Treatment

  • GnRH agonists are categorized as a medical treatment for leiomyoma.

The PALM-COEIN classification system is a comprehensive framework used to categorize abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) based on the etiology of the conditions involved. PALM is an acronym that represents structural causes, while COEIN signifies non-structural causes.

PALM:

  • P: Polyps - benign growths on the endometrial surface.
  • A: Adenomyosis - presence of endometrial tissue within the muscle of the uterus.
  • L: Leiomyoma - also known as fibroids; these are smooth muscle tumors of the uterus.
  • M: Malignancy and hyperplasia - includes uterine cancers or precancerous conditions.

COEIN:

  • C: Coagulopathy - disorders affecting blood clotting.
  • O: Ovulatory dysfunction - irregularities in the menstrual cycle related to anovulation or hormonal imbalances.
  • E: Endometrial - issues directly related to the endometrial lining.
  • I: Iatrogenic - causes resulting from medical interventions.
  • N: Not yet classified - conditions that require further investigation or cannot be readily categorized at present.

This classification allows healthcare providers to systematically identify and address the underlying causes of AUB, ensuring appropriate management strategies are implemented.

  • 'P' in the PALM-COEIN classification stands for polyp.

Fibroid Removal Procedure

  • Myomectomy is commonly performed to remove fibroids.

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