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19 Cards in this Set

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Syphillis
·         Affects males and females ·         Aortic dilatation and possible calcification ·         Osteomyelitis of long bones and skull
Gonorrhea
·         Bacterial infection that causes urethral stricture ·         Affects males and females ·         Septic arthritis with articular erosion and joint space narrowing
Benign Prostate Hyperplasia
·         General enlargement of the prostate gland ·         General enlargement of the prostate gland ·         Distal ureters display “J-shape”
Carcinoma of Prostate Gland
·         Irregular elevation of contrast-filled bladder floor in IVU ·         Possible obstruction
Undecended Testes
·         Inguinal or ectopic testicle/s ·         Visualized on US, MRI, or CT
Testicular Torsion
·         A twisting of the testicle resulting in decreased blood circulation ·         Loss of bloodflow confirmed by doppler US
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
·         Infection of uterus and fallopian tubes ·         CT shows full extent of disease ·         HSG – nonvisualized fallopian tubes due to obstruction
Ovarian Cysts/Tumors
·         Cysts diagnosed on ultrasound ·         Cysts smooth structure, sometimes containing fluid ·         Cysts smooth structure, sometimes containing fluid ·         ·         Tumors irregular in shapeTumors can be diagnosed on KUB’s, US, or CT
Dermoid Cyst (teratoma)
·         Germ cell tumor ·         Shows calcifications radiographically ·         Can contain skin, hair, teeth, and fatty tissue
Uterine Fibroid (leiomyoma)
·         Benign smooth muscle tumors ·         IVU shows lobulated impressions of bladder ·         Most common calcified lesions of the female genital tract
Endometrial Carcinoma
·         Cancer of the uterine body that can invade posterior wall of the bladder ·         Most common invasive gynecologic neoplasm
Endometriosis
·         Endometrium outside normal location ·         Tissue undergoes shedding and bleeding during menstruation ·         Can build up outside genital tract
Carcinoma of the Cervix
·         Second most common form of cancer in women
Findings for Breast Lesions
·         Breast Carcinoma ·         Benign Breast Disease
Breast Carcinoma
·         Poorly defined irregular margins with numerous fine, linear strands radiating from the mass (on mammography)
Benign Breast Disease
·         Fibrocystic breast or single cysts
·         Ectopic Pregnancy
– fertilization outside the uterus
·         Uterine Pregnancy
– implantation of fetus within the uterus