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Dysgerminoma

Rare malignant germ cell tumor


Commonly seen in pregnancy

Dermoid tumors

Germ cell tumor


Teratoma


Benign contains hair bone teeth

Immature teratoma

Malignant


Uncommon


Young girls 10-20 years

Estrogen

Alleviates menopausal symptoms(hotflashes, night sweats, painful intercourse)



Reduces risk of osteoporosis, vertebral and hip fractures.



Reduces risk of heart attacks and strokes.



RISK: endometrial hyperplasia/cancer

Progesterone

Benefits:


Reduces risk of endometrial hyperplasia/cancer



Risk: can cause inflammation of breast and breast cancer

Ov stromal tumors

Fibroma (benign)


Associated ascites along with pleural effusion; referred to as Meigs syndrome.



Found in postmenopausal women .

Granulosa

Stromal tumor that has high potential of becoming malignant

Arrhenoblastoma

A stromal tumor that causes masculinization due to increased androgen production.

Krukenberg tumor

A metastatic tumor that can arise from the GI tract , biliary tract , GB and or pancreas

Endometritis

An inflammation of the endometrium which occurs most often as a result of pelvic inflammatory disease or instrumentation.

Oophoritis

Inflammation of ovaries

Pyosalpinx

Pus in fallopian tubes

Hydrosalpinx

Serous secretions seen most often in the Ampulla of the fallopian tubes

Salpingitis

Inflammation of the fallopian tubes

PID

Pelvic inflammatory disease of the female pelvic cavity caused by an infection of the genital tract



Most commonly caused by STD including gonorrhea and chlamydia

What may be seen in PID

Pyosalpinx


Hydrosalpinx


Salpingitis