Ob/Gyn
Vulvar/Vaginal Problems
Pediatric Labial fusion Excess androgen (21-β hydroxylase deficiency) Sarcoma Botryoides Rhabdomyosarcoma Vaginal discharge Bunches of grapes within vagina Epithelial Abnormalities Lichen sclerosus White skin from labia to anus ↑ cancer risk postmenopause → Paget or Carcinoma Treatment → Topical steroid Squamous cell hyperplasia Chronic irritation results in hyperkeratosis In chronic...
Read moreMoles
Gestational Trophoblastic Disease Etiology Benign Complete Sperm + Empty egg 46 XX No fetal tissue Incomplete Sperm + 2 Eggs 69 XXY Contains fetal tissue Malignant Invasive Mole Choriocarcinoma Risk Factors Mom age <20y, >40y ↓ Folate ↓ β-carotene Presentation First trimester bleeding Hyperemesis gravidarum Preeclampsia/eslampsia <24w ↑↑ Uterus...
Read moreEndometrial Cancer
Etiology Type I (75%) Type II (25%) Endometrioid Estrogen exposure Preceded with hyperplasia Mean age 55y OCP is protective Serous Unrelated to estrogen p53 mutation Later age Poorer outcome Risk Factors ↑ Estrogen exposure Early menarche Late menopause PCOS Obesity Lynch syndrome Tamoxifen Estrogen only HRT OCP ⇒ ↓ Risk Presentation...
Read more3rd Trimester Bleeding
Placenta Previa Risk Factors Previous C-section Previous uterine surgery Multiple gestations Previous episode Presentation Painless vaginal bleeding Spontaneous detection on US before 28w Diagnosis Transabdominal ultrasound No vaginal exam before US! Types Complete Partial Marginal Low-lying placenta (0-2 cm away from cervical os) Vasa previa Treatment...
Read morePrenatal Infections
Group B Strep The only time mother with a positive Group B strep screen doesn’t get intrapartum antibiotic is Planned C-section, NO ROM, NO start of delivery Prophylaxis → Ampicillin Allergic → Erythromycin Hep B Positive Ag C-Section Give baby IVIg and Hep B vaccine right after delivery Breastfeeding ok HIV 2...
Read moreOB Operations
C-Section Sodium Citrate → For all C-sections give Na citrate ↓ Gastric acidity Prevent Acid Aspiration Syndrome Indication Elective Previous C-section Classic Transverse Active genital herpes Cervical carcinoma HIV infection Placenta previa Breach Postterm pregnancy Desired Urgent Prolonged Arrest of labor Eclampsia Failed vaginal delivery Erythroblastosis fetalis Emergent Maternal...
Read moreCervical Cancer
Risk Factors HPV Prevention HPV vaccine → 11-26y Pap smear >21y → Every 3y → Until 65y Pap smear + HPV testing → Every 5y Diagnosis Pap smear High-grade hyperplasia → Colposcopy → Biopsy Low-grade hyperplasia → Colposcopy → Biopsy ASCUS → HPV testing ⨁HPV → Colposcopy + Biopsy ⊖HPV → Repeat Pap in 6m ASCUS = Atypical squamous cells...
Read moreOvarian Cancer
Surface derived → From Ovary, Fallopian tube, Peritoneum tissue Serous (most common) Cystadenoma → cysts with ciliated cells Cystadenocarcinoma → Psammoma bodies Mucinous Cystadenoma → cysts with mucus secreting cells Cystadenocarcinoma → Pseudomyxoma peritonei Endometrioid Associated with endometrial carcinoma Brenner Resemble bladder (transitional), coffee bean nuclei Germ cell Dysgerminoma ↑LDH, Turner Yolk sac (Endometrial...
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