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risk factors for cancer of the cervix

HPV, smoking, DES, weakened immune system, BCP, multiple sex partners

DES is no longer used

maintain pregnancy


babies at high risk of cancer of the cervix

signs and symptoms of cancer of the cervix

painless (early), pelvic pain during sex, abnormal bleeding, increased vaginal discharge

detection of cancer of the cervix

HIV test


pelvic exam


PAP (papanicolau) smear

treatment of cancer of the cervix

surgery


radiation


chemotherapy


clinical trials

ovarian cancer is difficult to...

detect

risk factors for ovarian cancer

genetic mutations (BRCA1/BRCA3), family history, previous cancer, age, no pregnancies, endometriosis, eastern euopean ashkenazi jews, lynch syndrome

signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer

abdominal pain, bloating, gas, indigestion, nausea, feeling of fullness, pelvic pressure, frequent urination, changes in bowel habits, weight loss or gain, malaise, low back pain, vaginal discharge , bleeding

treatment for ovarian cancer

surgery


chemotherapy


radiation

screening/tests for ovarian cancer

CA 125- high levels in cancer its; 0-35 units/ml


pelvic exam


ultrasoind


biopsy

prevention of ovarian cancer

CA 125 testing (BRCA1/BRCA2 genetic mutation)


prophylactic oophorectomy (post childbearing)


-70% increased risk of breast/uterine cancer/CV and neurologic disease

if ovaries are removed before menopause

hormones are lost

pelvic inflammatory disease

generalized infection of the female reproductive system

causes of pelvic inflammatory disease

chlamydia, gonorrhea, unprotected sex, multiple sex partners, IUD, history of PID

signs and symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease

sleigh of asymptomatic, fever, foul discharge, painful intercourse/urination, irregular menstrual bleeding, lower abdominal pain




systemic- bacteria in blood stream

complications of pelvic inflammatory disease

infertility, ectopic pregnancy, chronic pelvic pain, septicemia

ectopic pregnancy

fertilized egg attached to fallopian tube/abdominal wall

diagnosis/treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease

antibiotics


hospitalization (IV antibiotics)


surgery

pregnancy first trimester

most formative for children


morning sickness

pregnancy second trimester

best time for elective treatment

pregnancy third semester

pt may be uncomfortable duet to size


watch positioning

periodontal disease and pregnancy

risk-low birth weight babies


risk increases if 6-10 times if disease is severe/moderate


unknown if treating perio disease decreases affect of fetus

menopause causes

ovaries less functional


lowered prod of estrogen


progesterone


surgical menopause

perimenopause

mid 30s to 40s


estrogen levels fluctuate


menstrual irregularities


similar symptoms to menopause

signs and symptoms of menopause

hot flashes, skin flushing, night sweats, insomnia, mood swings, irregular menstrual spotting, vaginal/urinary tract infections, decreased sex drive, 12 months without period

treatment of menopause

HRT, MHT, phytoestrogen (soy, flax seed, tofu), deep breathing, biofeedback, paxil, effexor, prozac

complications of menopause

osteoporosis, CBD (elevation of serum cholesterol levels

risk factors of breast cancer

age, gender (mostly female), family history, ethnicity, chest radiation, HRT (hormone replacement therapy), alcohol consumption, radiation, previous history, genetic factors BRCA1 BRCA2, dense breast tissue, certain benign breast conditions, BCP (slight risk, obesity

signs and symptoms of breast cancer

lump, mass, breast changes (symmetical, size/shape, dimpled/puckered, scaly, stippled, retraction of nipple, redness, itching), abnormal nipple, discharge, pain, advanced symptoms (bone pain, weight loss, itching swelling of arm, skin ulceration)

breast cancer mestastazie

bone, jaw, spine

types of breast cancer

ductal carcinoma in situ- confined to ductal system


infiltrating ductal carcinoma


infiltrating lobular carcinoma (10%) - harder to detect in mammograms

tests for breast cancer

breast self exam


mammography


ultrasound


biopsy

mammography

baseline 35-40y


40-50 every other year


>50 every year


digital mammography


dense tissue


pre/permenopausal/>50y

treatment for breast cancer

surgery: lumpectomy, total, mastectomy


radiation


chemotherapy


SERM (selective estrogen receptor modulator) anti estrogen -if cancer is sensitive to estrogen


aromatase inhibitors- lower amount of estrogen in body


PARP inhibitors- block DNA repair in cancer cells


high dose chemo + stem cell transplant

total breast mastectomy

breast tissue removal


radical mastectomy

breast and muscle removal

lumpectomy

removes only the area affected


less invasive

complications of breast cancer

mestastasis


surgical complications


psychological effects

prevention of breast cancer

diet, lifestyle, BSE, clinical breast exams, screening mammograms, medications, early detection, preventative mastectomy

breast reconstruction

filled tissue expander/implants


muscle repositioning


TRAM (trans-rectus abdominus muscle) flap breast reconstruction

breast implants

primary augmentation (cosmetic)


primary reconstruction (cancer)

types of implants

saline


gel


"gummy bear"

complications of breast implants

reoperations, breast pain, capsular (tissue) contraction, canoes in sensation, rupture of implant, migration of silicone gel

gel implants ruptures

asymptomatic


MRI required every 3 years

premedication for implants

general rule: premed before dental trophy for 2 years post surgery