Gynecologic Oncology — Flashcards

Clinical staging of CA cervix:Stage 4; A is _____ involvement

Clinical staging of CA cervix:Stage 1: Limited to the cervix; A is a microscopic lesion with A2 having measured stromal invasion _____mm depth

Uterine malignancy is a(n) _____ contraindication to uterine artery embolisation

_____ is indicated for diagnosis in women with HSIL or adenocarcinoma in situ of the cervix

Which ovarian tumor is more common in patients with ovarian dysgenesis?_____

Management of a Class V PAP smear is to perform a _____ and treat according to stage

Sentinel lymph node biopsy is most useful in _____ carcinoma among gynecological malignancies.

Clinical staging of CA cervix:Stage 1: Limited to the cervix; B is a macroscopic lesion with B3 having _____cm in greatest dimension

According to RCOG guidelines, in a patient with suspected post-menopausal ovarian cyst size >1cm on USG, the next step would be to perform _____

Is conization diagnostic or therapeutic?_____