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what is endometriosis?

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presence of functioning endometrial tissue outside of uterus

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where does endometriosis mostly occur?

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  • ovary
  • fallopian tube
  • broad ligament
  • posterior cul de sac
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who does endometriosis mostly occur in?

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women in reproductive years

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what are the clinical symptoms of endometriosis?

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  • dysmenorrhea
  • dyspareunia
  • infertility
  • urinary symtoms
  • dyscezia
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what is another name for endometrioma?

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chocolate cyst

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what is the most common manifestation of endometriotic tissue?

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endometrioma

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what is endometrioma?

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caused by bleeding of ectopic endo tissue within ovary

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what are the symptoms of endometrioma?

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usually asymptomatic but can have chronic discomfort with menses

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endometrioma singular or multiple?

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multiple

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what is the typical sonographic appearance of endometrioma?

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  • well defined
  • unilocular or multilocular
  • CYSTIC MASS CONTAINING DIFFUSE LOW LEVEL INTERNAL ECHOES (can have a fluid filled level
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what does an endometrioma look like sonographically on a postmenopausal women?

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anechoic or heterogenous

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what is the differential diagnosis of endometrioma?

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hemorrhagic cyst

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what do hemorrhagic cysts look like?

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  • free fluid in PCDS
  • reticular internal pattern
  • acute pain
  • resolve within a few menstrual cycles
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when should you follow up with an endometrioma?

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yearly no matter what age

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what can endometriomas change into?

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ovarian low grade invasive cancer

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what are some ovarian low grade invasive cancers?

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  • endometriod tumor

- clear cell tumor

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what are some sonographic signs of endometriosis?

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difficult to detect from US

  • usually accompanied by adhesions
  • obliterated PCDS
  • sliding sign (organs don’t move because they are stuck together)
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what is the most severe endometriosis?

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deep infiltrating endometriosis

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what are the dependant areas of endometriosis?

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  • anterior compartment (bladder)

- posterior compartment (cul de sac, rectum, etc)

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what does deep infiltrating endometriosis look like?

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hypoechoic nodules or diffuse nodular retroperitoneal thickening

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what are some signs of endometriosis?

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  • frozen pelvis
  • no free fluid in PCDS
  • retroflexed uterus at fundal aspect
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what is ultrasound good at diagnosing?

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endometriomas

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what is the treatment to endometriomas?

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  • birth control pills

- removal (laparoscopic surgery)

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what is polycystic ovarian syndrome also known as?

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stein-Leventhal syndrome

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what kind of condition is ovarian torsion?
acute condition
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what is ovarian torsion?
partial or complete twisting of ovarian pedicle on its axis (frequently at mesosalpinx)
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what does ovarian torsion cause?
- impairment of venous drainage and lymphatics causing congestion and edema of ovarian parenchyma - enlargement of the ovary
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what are the non specific symptoms of ovarian torsion?
-severe pain -nausea -vomiting -fever -palpable mass same as appendicitis
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who does ovarian torsion mostly effect?
usually young females, children , and pregnancy
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why does ovarian torsion effect children?
because kids fallopian tubes are more longer so more mobile
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what is the treatment for ovarian torsion?
surgery
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what does ovarian torsion look like sonographically?
- unilateral enlarged ovary USUALLY RIGHT SIDED BECUASE OF SIGMOID ON THE LEFT THERE IS MORE MOBILITY ON THE RIGHT - free fluid in cul de sac
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what percent of women have a pre-existing cyst or mass present
50-80%
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what does doppler look like on ultrasound with ovarian torsion?
- decreased or absence of flow - blood flow does not exclude torsion - compare with other ovary
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what does color doppler look like on US with ovarian torsion?
twisted or coiled vessels within vascular pedicle (whirlpool sign)
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what is the bottom line with ovarian torsion on US?
an enlarged ovary should suggest torsion
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what is the differential diagnosis for ovarian torsion?
- appendicitis - PID - ectopic - Ovarian cysts (can lead to torsion)
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what are other reasons a sonographer would scan for ovarian torsion?
help rule out other problems - ruptured cysts - appendicitis - PID - ectopic
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what is the 5th leading cause of death in women?
ovarian cancer
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what are the risk factors for ovarian cancer?
- nulliparity - increasing age - FAM HISTORY OF OVARIAN CANCER - patient has a history of breast, endometrial or colon cancer
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what are some signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer? (not clear)
- bloating - early satiated - pressure - indigestion
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what are the types of ovarian tumors?
- epithelial (stroma) - germ cell - sex cord (stromal) - metastatic
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what is the most common form of ovarian tumor?
epithelial (stroma)
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what does a benign ovarian tumor look like on an ovary on US?
- well defined anechoic lesions | - thin septations
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what does a malignant ovarian tumor look like on an ovary on US?
- irregular walls - thick irregular septations - mural nodules - solid echogenic elements
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what should doppler findings be combined with?
- morphological - clinical findings - patient age - phase of menstrual cycle
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what should be lower in malignant lesions?
- lower pulsatiity index (PI) | - lower resistive index (RI)
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does cancer have a high or low diastolic flow?
high diastolic flow
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what does colour and pulsed wave doppler look like on an ovary that is benign?
- more peripheral flow | - high resistive flow
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what does colour and pulsed wave doppler look like on an ovary that is malignant?
- centralized flow - lower PI - lower RI - higher diastolic flow
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what kind of disorder is polycystic ovarian syndrome?
endocrinologic disorder
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what happens to LH and FSH for PCOS?
-serum LH elevated -FSH level depressed chronic anovulation
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what is associated with PCOS?
infertility | early pregnancy loss
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what are clinical signs and symptoms of PCOS?
- hyperandrogenism - oligomenorrhea or amenorrhea - hirsutism - obesity
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what is the sonographic appearance of PCOS?
- bilateral enlarged ovaries - multiple small follicles located in the periphery - "string of pearls" - increased stromal echogenicity
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what syndrome is talked about with the string of pearls appearance
PCOS
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