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14 Cards in this Set
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What colors can endometriosis appear as? What are some common sites? |
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What is shown here?
Can you see the difference between the endometriotic glands and the colonic glands?
What deposits are actually more common? |
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Draw out the pathogenesis of endometriosis> Included the cysts, retrograde menstruation, the implants, cytokines released, etc. |
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What is shown here? |
Adenomyosis: Gros and microscopic pathology |
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Define the following for each type of endometriosis:
Age Clinical setting Morphology Precursor Genetics Abnormalities?? Behavior? |
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Draw out the mutation pathway from proliferative endometrium, non-atypical hyperplasia, atypical hyperplasia, grade 1 uterine endometriod carcinoma for TYPE 1
Draw the pathogenesis of type II endometrial carcinoma:
Atrophic endometrium, serous endometrial intraepithelial carinoma, serous carcinoma. Include mutations. |
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What is shown here. Describe the grade of each. |
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What is shown here? Describe the glands and presence/absence of stroma. |
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What is shown here? Comment on differentiation. |
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A: low power, what does the arrow point to?
B: what is the pattern?
What is the condition for both? |
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What is this? |
Leiomyoma |
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What is this? Describe the tumors. Where are the tumors located? |
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What is the condition?
The smooth muscle cells are markedly _______ and have ______ cytoplasm and elongated, _______-shaped nuclei. The nuclei are ______ and mitotic figures _____ or sparse. |
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