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Most common ectopic pregancy site?
90% in fallopian tubes
Top risk factors for ectopic prengancy?
1) previous ectopic pregnancy
2) tubal surgery/sterilization
also DES exposure in utero and IUD use
presentation of ectopic pregnancy?
pain at 6 wks post period
Woman that goes into shock with acute abdominal pain 6 months after menses?
tubal rupture due to an ectopic pregnancy
What occurs in the endometrium during ectopic pregnancy?
hypersecretory endometrium (srias stella reaction)
abnormal attachment of placenta deeper than endometrium?
accreta, precreta, and increta (in order of invasivenesS)
complication of placental accreta, percreta, and increta?
postpartum hemorrhage, most occur w placenta previa
What is toxemia?
pregnancy induced HTN caused by increased AT sensitivity, production of renin, angiogenesis, and decreased PGs
What is preeclampsia?
Proteinuria, Edema, and Hypertension
what is eclampsia?
proteinuria, edema, hypertension, and seizures
Grapelike masses
hydatidiform mole
most common karyotype for complete mole?
46XX
universal swlling of villi vs scalloping of villi?
universal is complete mole; partial mole shows scalloping
complete mole tissue proliferation?
universal swelling of villi and trophoblastic proliferation (partial has minimal of each)
mole with no p57?
complete mole
main concerns of moles?
emboli, hemorrhage, and uterine rupture due to size
neoplasm of trophoblastic cells?
choriocarcinoma
no chorionic villi, soft, fleshy tumor?
choriocarcinoma; this is a purely epithelial malignancy
Treatment of choriocarcinoma?
Choriocarcinoma very responsibe to Chemotherapy

Chymo and Chemo
How come metastasis of choriocarcinoma to lungs and brain occur without finding the primary tumor?
the primary has undergone total necrosis due to ischemia!
irregular spotting, brown foul-smelling fluid with high HCG.
Choriocarcinoma, market cytotrophoblast and syncytiotrophoblast proliferation
no HCG, cytotrophoblast, weakly immunoreactive to HPL. What is it?
placental site trophoblastic tumor; composed of intermediate trophoblast.