ovarian cysts ug
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1- types
Ovarian cysts
functional
Follicular cysts
Corpus luteum cysts
Theca lutein cysts
pathological
benign
Serous cystadenoma pcos endometrioma
Mucinous cystadenoma
Dermoid cyst
malignant
Serous cystadenocarcinom
aMucinous
cystadenocarcinoma
Functional cysts
• Functional ovarian cysts are not neoplasms,and arise as a result of normal ovarian function.
• They may be asymptomatic • Include: Follicular cysts Corpus luteum cysts Theca lutein cysts
1- the follicular cysts
• It is the most common ovarian cyst. • When an ovarian follicle fails to rupture • Fluid contained in them is rich in estrogen • May causes irregular bleeding.
2- the corpus luteum cysts
• Enlarged corpus luteum, continue to produce progesterone
• Corpus hemorrhagicum (if spontaneous hemorrhage occurs)
3- the theca lutein cyst
• The least common functional cyst.
• Associated with pregnancy and usually bilateral.
• They are more common in multiple gestations, trophoblastic disease, and also with ovulation induction.
Pathological cysts
1- serous cystadenoma:-
➢ It is The most common ➢ 70% of serous tumors are benign.
2- mucinous cystadenoma:-
➢ can become large, sometimes filling the entire pelvis.
➢ They are multilocular with mucin content. ➢Rupture of mucinous tumour into peritoneral cavity
Myxoma peritonii (= pseudomyxoma peritonii) where the abdominal and pelvic cavity fills with gelatinous masses.
3- dermoid cyst:➢it is a benign germ cell tumour (Mature cystic
teratoma) ➢Dermoids may contain tissues from all three
embryonic germ layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm).
➢Mainly ectodermal origin, such as skin appendages (sweat, sebaceous glands) with associated hair follicles and sebum.
The endometriotic cyst
• The Chocolate cyst of the ovary. • It is caused by endometriosis . • It is filled with dark , reddish brown blood.
2- the malignant cysts
1- serous cystadenocarcinoma:-
• It is the most common malignant epithelial cell tumor.
• They are typically multiloculated. • Calcified, laminated structures,
psammoma bodies, are common
Polycystic ovary syndrome
• PCOS is the most common endocrine disorder affecting 20% at reproductive age.
1. Torsion 2. Rupture 3. Infection 4. Malignancy 5. Haemorrhage 6. Calcification “psammomatous change” 7. Incarceration
Complications of ovarian cysts:
➢Clinical picture: • Clinical presentation of acute abdomen • U/S: decreased vascularity of the tumor ➢Treatment: • Immediate surgery for UNTWISTING
Torsion (cont.)
• If small cyst • innocent
• If large serous cyst • non persistant ascites
• If bloody cyst • hemoperitoneum
• chemical peritonitis
• intraperitoneal dissemination
• If dermoid cyst:
• If malignant:
➢Clinical picture: • Acute abdomen • Fever ➢Treatment: • Antibiotic therapy • Drainage of pelvic abscess
Infection