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| What are the types of non neoplastic and functional cysts |
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follicular cysts
polycystic ovaries |
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| Syndrome that is persistent anovulation with ovarian cortical cysts formation |
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| Syndrome that presents androgenic effects such as amenorrhea, hirsutism, and obesity |
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| Syndrome with a cause of excess androgen |
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| Syndrome with a pathology of gross cysts, fibrous cortex, and small follicular cysts with no corpora lutea or albicans |
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| Ovarian tumor that metastases from gastrointestinal adenocarcinomas |
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| Ovarian tumor that refers to a cystic lesion composed predominantly of thyroid tissue of major cystic teratoma |
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| Rare cases of hyperthyroidism have been associated with |
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| The majority of tumors will originate from |
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| Proportion of malignant ovarian tumors is highest in |
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| Surface epithelial cells tumor will affect age groups of |
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| Ovarian tumor that consists of 30% of all tumors and is 70% benign and boarderline (20-40) and malignant (25%) |
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| Serous Cystadenoma (epithelial ovarian tumor) |
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| This tumor has a survival rate at 5 years of 100% for borderline and 70% for malignancy |
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| Serous Cystadenoma (epithelial ovarian tumor) |
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| Ovarian tumor that varies in size, cystic, multi cellular, filled with thick mucinous fluid, and is 25% of all ovarian neoplasms |
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| Mucinous Cystadenoma (epithelial ovarian tumor) |
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| Condition where the mucinous cystadenoma ruptures and leads to mucinous acites, and peritoneal implants and adhesions may lead to intestinal obstruction and death |
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| Condition where mucinous adenocarcinomas secrete mucus that fills the peritoneal cavity |
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| Type of tumor that is mostly benign and has nests of transitional (urinary bladder) like epithelium |
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Brenner Tumor
Clear Cell Cystadenofibroma (epithelial ovarian tumor) |
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| Tumor with an overall frequency of 15-20% and can occur in ages 0-25+ years |
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| Tumor that is from any of the 3 germ layers of embryonal tissue, is malignant and has a poor prognosis |
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| Most common type of germ cell tumor that is benign, and affects the 3 germ layers (skin/hair/ectoderm,, cartilage/bone/mesoderm, liver/endoderm) |
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| Dermoid Cyst (mature teratoma) |
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| Hyperthyroidism that is caused by dermoid cyst filled with thyroid tissue is called |
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| Rare tumor that is highly malignant, occurs in young age, and affects the mesenchyme of the yolk sac and shows hemorrhage, necrosis, and schiller-duval bodies |
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Yolk Sac Tumor (immature tumor)
Extraembryonic tissue |
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| Prognosis of Yolk Sac tumor |
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| Structure that is Glomerulus like, with central blood vessel surrounded by embryonal cells and found in Yolk Sac tumors |
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| Tumor that is immature, affects young girls, and leads to precocious sexual development |
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| Chroriocarcinoma (Trophoblast) |
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| Tumors that are highly fatal and presents with solid hemorrhagic tumors |
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| Chroriocarcinoma (Trophoblast) |
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| Pathology of placenta tissues is called |
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| Tumor with overall frequency of 5-10% and can occur in all ages |
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| Granulosa theca cell tumors, thicoma fibroma, sertoli ledig cell tumors are all types of |
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| Tumor where there is bilateral metastases composed of mucin producing cancer cells of gastric origin |
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| Tumor that is metastasized by transcoelemic implantation |
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| 10-15% of pregnancies end up of |
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| Over half of all of the cases of spontaneous abortion are caused by |
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| chromosomal abnormalities |
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| Chromosomal abnormalities, immunologic factors, infections and trauma (rare) are all causes of |
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| 1 out of 100 pregnancies where Implantation of conceptus at some site other than the endometrial lining of the uterus |
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| Chronic salphingitis and congenital abnormalities of the salphinx will potentially cause |
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| Sites of ectopic pregnancies are |
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| fallopian tubes, ovaries, and abdomen |
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| Ectopic pregnancy gross pathology is described as |
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| Dilated or ruptured tube or hemorrhage fetus |
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| This condition occurs within 6% of pregnancies during the last three months of gestation |
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| A milder form of toxemia characterized by hypertension, albuminuria, and edema |
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| A severe form of toxemia characterized in addition by convulsions |
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| Condition where there is protein loss (buildup in glomerulus), kidney function declines salt and water retention, and there is an increased blood pressure (arterial spasms, kidney, brain, liver) |
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| Preclampsia or toxemia of pregnancy |
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| Theories of preclampsia or toxemia of pregnancy |
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| hormones, or immune response to fetus |
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| Condition where symptoms will disappear soon after birth |
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| Preclampsia or toxemia of pregnancy |
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| Condition that is an extreme degree of preclampsia, vascular spasms throughout the body, possible convulsions, decreased kidney output, liver malfunction, extreme hypertension, and is lethal without treatment |
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| vasodilators and cesarean section |
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| Hydatidiform mole and choriocarcinoma are forms of |
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| gestational trophoblastic diseases |
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| Disorder that is manifest by enlarged, edematous, placental villi in a loose stroma, grossly resembling a bunch of grapes |
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| Hydatidiform mole will occur in the USA in 1 per |
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| Condition where the effect is vaginal bleeding and rapid increase in uterine size. It is also marked by a significant increase in HCG |
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| Prognosis of a Hydatidform mole |
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Benign 81.5%
Invasive 16%
Choriocarcinoma 2.5% |
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| Tumor that is malignant and presents as a soft fleshy hemorrhagic and necrotic tissue |
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| Chroriocarcinoma occurs in the USA in 1 per |
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| Condition that clinically presents as vaginal bleeding and discharge and has a wide spread metastasis (lungs, brain, and liver) |
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