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Lesions of the myometrium
adenomyosis (benign)
neoplasms = leiomyomas (benign),leiomyosarcoma
adenomyosis is
benign condition of myometrioum of islands of benign endometrium embedded in the myometrium
cause of adenomyosis
disruption of integrity of myometrium/endometrium
leiomyoma AKA
fibroids, fireballs
leiomyoma does what to uterus
disfigures,
can mistake for preganancy can get so large
classifications of leiomyomas
submucosal intramural subserosal
leiomyoma responsive to
estrogen
histology of leiomyoma
well-circumscribed with a bland apperance of smooth muscle
difference in leiomyosarcoma and leiomyoma
sarcoma is malignant
sarcoma is single
necrosis hemmorrhage
not well circumscribed
cancerous findings
fallopian tubes and ovares are collectively known as
adnexa
example of benign enlargements that can occur in the adnexal area
paratubal cyst
what is acute salpingitis
hemorrhagic inflammation and edema of the fallopian tubes
bad side effect of intraluminal tubal scarring and occlusion
ectopic pregnancy
most cancers of the fallopian tube are
papillary serous adenocarcinoma
endocervix made of
secertory columnar
ectocervix
non ker squamous epithelium
main cause of precancerous and cancerous lesions in the cervix
HPV
low grade squamous intraepithelial lesions are assoicated with
HPV serotypes 6 and 11
low risk HPV associated cervical lesions are
koilocytic atypic
-squamous epithelium
-halo
-binucleated loilocytes

Condyloma Acuminatum
-warty cervix

Mild dysplasia
mechanism of death in invasive squamous cell carcinoma of cervix
extension to other tissues, especially the urinary bladder (direct invasion to local structures)
Types of squamous cell carcinomas in the cervix
1. keratinizing
-makes keratin
produce pearls
2. large cell non keratin
-more agressive
3. small cell non keratin
-very agressive
lesions of the endocervix
1.benign polyp
2.endocervical adenocarcinoma in situ
-pseudostratification
-cellular atypia
-p16
3. Invasive adenocarcinoma
difference between adenocarcinoma in situ and adencarcinoma
in adenocarcinoma the proliferation of the glands is more extensive and there is invasion of the stroma