Gynecologic Oncology — Flashcards

Stage II vulval cancers of size 2-4cm can be treated by _____ + bilateral inguinofemoral lymph node dissection (prophylactic)

_____ cell tumor is an ovarian sex cord stromal tumor that often produces estrogen and inhibin

Clinical staging of CA cervix:Stage 2; A extends to the upper two-thirds of the vagina without parametrial involvement with A1 (invasive CA) {{c1::

Class IV PAP consists of CIN grade _____ and Bethesda grade high SIL

After a hydatidiform mole, patients should monitor _____ levels to ensure adequate mole removal and to screen for development of choriocarcinoma

Stage II vulval cancers of size >4cm or poorly differentiated can be treated by _____ + bilateral inguinofemoral +pelvic lymph node dissection (prophylactic)

The prognosis of gynecologic tumor epidemiology can be remembered with the mnemonic: CEOs often go from best to worst as they get olderC_____ > Endometrial > Ovarian

Staging of Vulval cancer:Stage _____ are lesions d2 cm in size, confined to the vulva or perineum and with stromal invasion d 1 mm

Ovarian surface epithelial tumors typically present _____ and therefore have poor prognosis

Staging of Vulval cancer:Stage _____ are lesions >2 cm in size, confined to the vulva or perineum or with stromal invasion > 1 mm