position of the uterus → normal

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Step 1
1. Adnexa : consist of tuba falopii and ovarium
Parametrium :
2. Ante flexi position : position of the uterus  normal. The normal uterus is anteflexi and
anteversi. Anteflexi : Angle by corpus and cervix uteri. Anteversi :The angle that form by
cervix uteri and vagina
Step 2
1. Why the patient complained that she had the irregular menstruation cycle and sometimes
twice in a month ?
Why the patient complained about the longer period and bleeding large ?
MENOMETRORRHAGIE
 Definisi
Perdarahan yg tjd dlm masa antara 2 haid, karena kelainan organik atau kelainan
fungsional.
Perdarahan uterus yg berlebihan tjd selama menstruasi & pd interval yg tdk teratur.
(Kamus Kedokteran Dorland) & (Hanifa W.2007.Ilmu Kandungan.Jakarta:YBP-SP)
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Menometroragia
Perdarahan uterus yang tidak teratur, interval non-siklik dan dengan darah yang
berlebihan (>80 ml) dan atau dengan durasi yang panjang ( > 7 hari).
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Sebab-sebab Organik
Etiologi
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Perdarahan dari uterus , tuba, dan ovarium disebabkan kelainan pada:
 serviks uteri polip servisis uteri, erosi porsionis uteri, ulkus pada porsio
uteri, Ca servisis uteri
 korpus uteri polip endometrium, abortus imminens, abortus sedang
berlangsung, abortus inkompletus, molahidatidosa, koriokarsinoma,
subinvolusio uteri, Ca korporis uteri, sarkoma uteri, mioma uteri.
 tuba fallopi KET, radang tuba, tumor tuba.
 ovarium radang ovarium, tumor ovarium
Sebab-sebab Fungsional
 Perdarahan ovulatoar
Gangguan dianggap berasal dari faktor2 neuromuskular, vasomotorik, atau
hematologik. Etiologinya:
 Korpus luteum persisten
 Insufisiensi korpus luteum
 Apopleksia uteri
 Kelainan darah
 Perdarahan anovulatoar
Gangguan dianggap bersumber pada gangguan endokrin.
Ilmu Kandungan,Yayasan Bian Pustaka Sarwono Prawirohardjo
2. Why the patient often accompanied a severe abdominal pain ?
pain
no distinctive symptoms. Can arise due to blood circulation disorders pd nest myomas, who
accompanied the local necrosis and inflammation. In submukosum myomas who will be
born, growth constringent cervical canal can cause dysmenorrhea
Capita Selecta Kedokteran.FKUI.Jilid 1, Issue 3
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What the correlation about the age and condition of the patient ?
What is the correlation about the abdominal trauma was denied ?
Why she had been married but never conceived?
Why the size of uterus about swan egg ?
Why there was frequent foul smelling vaginal discharge between mentrual cycle ?
Symptoms often appear
• Discharge: the longer, the more fetid, due to infection and tissue necrosis
• Bleeding Contact: experienced bleeding after intercourse, is a symptom of cervical Ca (7580%)
• Spontaneous bleeding: bleeding caused by the opening of the blood vessels and
increasingly frequent, especially in tumors that are exophytic.
• Anemia occurs due to recurrent vaginal bleeding.
• Pain: caused by infiltration of tumor cells into nerve fibers.
• Renal failure: the infiltration of tumor cells into the ureter that causes obstruction in total.
Heavy periods with smelly discharge: You periods seem to be getting heavier by the month,
there is bleeding in between periods, par- ticularly after sexual intercourse. There is a heavy,
foul smelling discharge. Reviews These may be signs of early stages of cervical cancer, a
condition called cervical dysplasia. Ask your doctor to perform a Pap smear test.
Gray discharge Fishy, fishy smelling vaginal discharge that is worse after having sex or
washing with soap. There may be itchiness or irritation Also in and around the vulva and
vagina. You may have bacterial vaginosis, vaginitis see.
Greenish discharge Gray / greenish discharge as well as itchiness around the vagina or vulva.
There may be a burning sensation when urinating and discomfort during sex. You could have
trichomoniasis, a type of vaginitis the which is sexually transmitted. Ask your doctor to
perform an STD test. Trichomonas is treated with antibiotics; Also your partner will need to
be tested.
Thick white cottage cheese discharge discharge the which looks like cottage cheese, may
yeasty smell like bread. Usually accompanied by itching and a burning sensation when
urinating. The vulva can also look swollen and afternoon. See: yeast infection symptoms
(Candida).
Watery discharge Bleeding between periods with abnormal vaginal discharges. Discharge
may be watery, pinkish, foul smelling or blood tinged. The vulva may be persistently itchy
(pruritic). Rule out: symptoms of vaginal cancer.
Increased vaginal discharge Bleeding between periods or heavier periods than normal with
Increased vaginal discharge. There may be a burning feeling in the vagina and the urethra
the which could be mistaken for a urinary tract infection (cystitis). Also there may be
irritation around the anus and a need to urinate frequently. These are symptoms of
gonorrhea, a sexually transmitted disease.
Discharge with burning pain Unusual vaginal discharge, burning pain when urinating, lower
abdominal pain and a frequent need to urinate; These are all signs of a sexually transmitted
disease calledchlamydia. Sometimes there may be no symptoms. Ask your doctor for a
chlamydia screening. Treatment Consists of antibiotics with a follow-up test a few weeks
later. Your partner will need to be tested Also.
http://www.womens-health-advice.com/reproductive-disorders.html
8. Is there any correletion beetwen an anemic condition and obese condition in this patient
with the disease? Explain it !
ANEMIA
Menorrhagia is the most common cause of anemia (reduction in red blood cells) in
premenopausal women. A blood loss of more than 80mL (around three tablespoons) per
menstrual cycle can eventually lead to anemia. Most cases of anemia are mild. Nevertheless,
even mild anemia can reduce oxygen transport in the blood, causing fatigue and a
diminished physical capacity. Moderate-to-severe anemia can cause shortness of breath,
rapid heart rate, lightheadedness, headaches, ringing in the ears (tinnitus), irritability, pale
skin, restless legs syndrome, and mental confusion. Heart problems can occur in prolonged
and severe anemia that is not treated.
http://health.nytimes.com/health/guides/symptoms/menstrual-periods-heavy-prolongedor-irregular/print.html
Obesity :
obesity can make hormone estrogen and progesteron in body imbalance, because
fatty contains androsterediol change to estradiol and make hormone estrogen
increaed than progesteron,and if endometrium expose estrogen can make hiperplasi
and make abdominal pain caused press the organns parametrium. . if estrogen
decreased it can make descuamate stratum fungsional in endometrium. But usually
unfollow ovulation.
having too much estrogen and not enough progesterone. Women who have mentioned
hormone imbalance over time may be more likely to get endometrial cancer after age
50. This hormone imbalance can happen if a woman:
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Is obese. Fat cells make extra estrogen, but the body doesn't make extra
progesterone to balance it out.
Takes estrogen without taking a progestin - Estrogen only hormone replacement
therapy (HRT).
Has polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and chronic anovulation, which causes
hormone imbalance.
In general estrogens are responsible for the lining of the uterus (endometrium) grow thicker.
Progesterone "opposes" estrogen - progesterone level goes up then drops at the end of each
menstrual cycle, making the thick endometrium layer shed away. This is what we know as
menstrual bleeding.
When there is too much estrogen in the body, progesterone can't do its job. The
endometrium gets thicker and thicker. If the lining builds up and stays that way, then cancer
cells can start to grow. Over time, the endometrium cells can become cancerous.
http://www.women-health-info.com/272-Endometrial-cancer.html
9. Mention the forms/variations of uterus position in normal and abnormal patient!
10. What the imanging result the docter expect considered to USG and histopathology
examination?
Worldwide, approximately 500,000 new cases of cervical cancer and 274,000 deaths are
attributable to cervical cancer yearly, making cervical cancer the second most common
cause of death from cancer in women.[1] Fortunately, the incidence of cervical cancer has
decreased by more than 50% in the past 30 years, largely due to the increasing use of
cervical cancer screening with cervical cytology.[2]
In fact, the incidence of cervical cancer in the United States has decreased from 14.8 cases
per 100,000 women in 1975 to only 6.5 cases per 100,000 women in 2006.[3, 4] This
corresponds to approximately 10,000 new diagnoses and 4,000 deaths attributable to the
disease annually in this country.[4] Although worldwide cervical cancer rates have decreased
dramatically with the increase in screening efforts, incidence and prevalence in developing
countries remains high due to lack of screening programs, with approximately 80% of all
cervical cancer deaths occurring in the developing world.[1]
The mainstay of cervical cancer screening for the last 60 years has been the Papanicolaou
test. The Papanicolaou test, also known as the Pap test or the Pap smear, was developed in
the 1940s by Georgios Papanikolaou. It involves exfoliating cells from the transformation
zone of the cervix to enable examination of these cells microscopically for detection of
cancerous or precancerous lesions.
An image depicting a Pap smear can be seen below.
Pap smear.
Pap smear.
In one newer technique, liquid-based cytology, these cells are released into a vial of liquid
preservative that is then used in the cytology lab to produce a slide for microscopic
evaluation of the cells. The older, traditional Pap technique involves direct transfer of the
cervical cells to a microscope slide for evaluation. Although the traditional method may
introduce confounders such as blood and other debris to the slide, which may make
interpretation more difficult, both conventional cytology and liquid-based cytology have
been shown to have similar sensitivity and specificity for moderate dysplasia or worse
lesions when using a threshold of LSIL or higher. In addition, both types of cytological
screening are considered acceptable by the American College of Obstetricians and
Gynecologists.[2]
When abnormal cells are detected on the Pap Test, diagnostic testing in the form of
colposcopy is often indicated. This testing may be followed by diagnosis of dysplasia via
colposcopic biopsies. Subsequent cervical cancer may be prevented through the diagnosis
and treatment of these cervical cancer precursors.
Evidence shows that approximately 99-100% of cervical cancers are attributable to infection
by high-risk types of the human papillomavirus (HPV). HPV represents a family of doublestranded, circular DNA viruses that can infect skin or mucosal cells, including the anogenital
region and the oral cavity, and may be transmitted easily via sexual intercourse or direct
contact.[5, 6]
More than 100 types of HPV exist, 12 of which can involve the anogenital region and are
considered "high risk" or oncogenic in nature. These include HPV types 16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39,
45, 51, 52, 56, 58, and 59. Of these, HPV 16 is responsible for the largest number of CIN 3
and cervical cancer cases.[5] Although HPV is a necessary factor in the development of
cervical dysplasia that can eventually lead to cervical cancer, most women infected with HPV
will not develop cervical dysplasia.[7] The presence of high-risk HPV DNA is accompanied by
cytologic abnormalities approximately one third of the time. Whether an HPV infection will
progress relates to the persistence of the infection and also possibly to the immune
response and smoking status of the woman.[8]
Relevant Anatomy
The female reproductive organs can be subdivided into the internal and external genitalia.
The internal genitalia are those organs that are within the true pelvis. These include the
vagina, uterus, cervix, uterine tubes (oviducts or fallopian tubes), and ovaries. The external
genitalia lie outside the true pelvis. These include the perineum, mons pubis, clitoris,
urethral (urinary) meatus, labia majora and minora, vestibule, greater vestibular (Bartholin)
glands, Skene glands, and periurethral area.
The cervix is the inferior portion of the uterus, separating the body of the uterus from the
vagina. The cervix is cylindrical in shape, with an endocervical canal located in the midline,
allowing passage of semen into the uterus. The external opening into the vagina is termed
the external os, and the internal opening into the endometrial cavity is termed the internal
os. The internal os is the portion of a female cervix that dilates to allow delivery of the fetus
during labor. The average length of the cervix is 3-5 cm.
For more information about the relevant anatomy, see Female Reproductive Organ
Anatomy. Also see Uterus Anatomy and Vaginal Anatomy.
https://www.cancer.ca/en/cancer-information/cancer-type/cervical/cervicalcancer/?region=on
Di seluruh dunia, sekitar 500.000 kasus baru kanker serviks dan 274.000 kematian yang
disebabkan kanker serviks setiap tahun, membuat kanker serviks penyebab paling umum
kedua kematian akibat kanker pada wanita. [1] Untungnya, kejadian kanker serviks telah
menurun lebih dari 50 % dalam 30 tahun terakhir, sebagian besar disebabkan oleh
meningkatnya penggunaan skrining kanker serviks dengan sitologi serviks. [2]
Bahkan, angka kejadian kanker serviks di Amerika Serikat telah menurun dari 14,8 kasus
per 100.000 perempuan pada tahun 1975 menjadi hanya 6,5 kasus per 100.000
perempuan pada tahun 2006. [3, 4] Hal ini sesuai dengan sekitar 10.000 diagnosis baru dan
4.000 kematian disebabkan oleh penyakit setiap tahun di negeri ini. [4] Meskipun tingkat
kanker serviks di seluruh dunia telah menurun secara dramatis dengan peningkatan upaya
pemeriksaan, insiden dan prevalensi di negara-negara berkembang tetap tinggi karena
kurangnya program skrining, dengan sekitar 80% dari semua kematian akibat kanker
serviks terjadi di negara berkembang. [1]
The andalan skrining kanker serviks selama 60 tahun terakhir telah menjadi tes
Papanicolaou. Tes Papanicolaou, juga dikenal sebagai tes Pap atau Pap smear,
dikembangkan pada tahun 1940-an oleh Georgios Papanikolaou. Ini melibatkan
pengelupasan sel-sel dari zona transformasi serviks untuk memungkinkan pemeriksaan
sel-sel ini secara mikroskopis untuk mendeteksi lesi kanker atau prakanker.
Sebuah gambar yang menggambarkan Pap smear dapat dilihat di bawah ini.
Pap smear.
Pap smear.
Dalam satu teknik baru, sitologi berbasis cairan, sel-sel ini dilepaskan ke dalam botol
cairan pengawet yang kemudian digunakan di laboratorium sitologi untuk menghasilkan
slide untuk evaluasi mikroskopis dari sel. Semakin tua, teknik Pap tradisional melibatkan
transfer langsung dari sel-sel leher rahim ke slide mikroskop untuk evaluasi. Meskipun
metode tradisional dapat memperkenalkan pembaur seperti darah dan puing-puing
lainnya ke slide, yang dapat membuat interpretasi yang lebih sulit, baik sitologi
konvensional dan sitologi berbasis cairan telah terbukti memiliki sensitivitas dan
spesifisitas yang sama untuk displasia sedang atau lesi lebih buruk ketika menggunakan
ambang LSIL atau lebih tinggi. Selain itu, kedua jenis skrining sitologi dianggap dapat
diterima oleh American College of Obstetricians dan Gynecologists. [2]
Ketika sel-sel abnormal terdeteksi pada tes Pap, tes diagnostik dalam bentuk kolposkopi
sering ditunjukkan. Pengujian ini dapat diikuti oleh diagnosis displasia melalui biopsi
kolposkopi. Kanker serviks berikutnya dapat dicegah melalui diagnosis dan pengobatan ini
prekursor kanker serviks.
Bukti menunjukkan bahwa sekitar 99-100% dari kanker serviks yang disebabkan infeksi
oleh jenis risiko tinggi dari human papillomavirus (HPV). HPV merupakan keluarga, virus
DNA sirkular untai ganda yang dapat menginfeksi kulit atau mukosa sel, termasuk daerah
anogenital dan rongga mulut, dan dapat ditularkan dengan mudah melalui hubungan
seksual atau kontak langsung. [5, 6]
Lebih dari 100 jenis HPV yang ada, 12 di antaranya dapat melibatkan daerah anogenital
dan dianggap "berisiko tinggi" atau onkogenik di alam. Ini termasuk HPV tipe 16, 18, 31,
33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, dan 59. Dari jumlah tersebut, HPV 16 bertanggung jawab
untuk jumlah terbesar dari CIN 3 dan kasus kanker serviks. [5 ] Meskipun HPV merupakan
faktor penting dalam pengembangan displasia serviks yang akhirnya dapat menyebabkan
kanker serviks, kebanyakan wanita yang terinfeksi HPV tidak akan mengembangkan
displasia serviks. [7] kehadiran risiko tinggi HPV DNA disertai dengan kelainan sitologi
sekitar satu sepertiga dari waktu. Apakah infeksi HPV akan maju berkaitan dengan
kegigihan infeksi dan juga kemungkinan untuk respon dan merokok status kekebalan
wanita. [8]
Anatomi relevan
Organ reproduksi wanita dapat dibagi lagi menjadi alat kelamin internal dan eksternal.
Genitalia interna adalah organ-organ yang berada dalam panggul sejati. Ini termasuk
vagina, rahim, leher rahim, tabung rahim (saluran telur atau tuba falopi), dan ovarium.
Genitalia eksterna berada di luar panggul sejati. Ini termasuk perineum, mons pubis,
klitoris, uretra (saluran kemih) meatus, labia majora dan minora, vestibulum, vestibular
yang lebih besar (Bartholin) kelenjar, Skene kelenjar, dan daerah periuretra.
Leher rahim adalah bagian inferior rahim, memisahkan tubuh rahim dari vagina. Serviks
berbentuk silinder, dengan kanal endoserviks yang terletak di garis tengah, yang
memungkinkan bagian dari air mani ke dalam rahim. Pembukaan eksternal ke dalam
vagina disebut os eksternal, dan pembukaan internal ke dalam rongga endometrium
disebut os internal. Os internal bagian dari leher rahim perempuan yang berdilatasi untuk
memungkinkan pengiriman janin selama persalinan. Rata-rata lama serviks 3-5 cm.
Untuk informasi lebih lanjut tentang anatomi yang relevan, lihat Reproduksi Perempuan
Organ Anatomi. Juga lihat Rahim Anatomi dan vagina Anatomi.
11. What the relation with the mother died because cervical cancer?
This answer about her genetic
Everyone should care about the potential for genetic discrimination. Every person has
dozens of DNA differences that could increase or decrease his or her chance of getting a
disease such as diabetes, heart disease, cancer or Alzheimer's disease. It's important to
remember that these DNA differences don't always mean someone will develop a disease,
just that the risk to get the disease may be greater.
http://www.genome.gov/page.cfm?pageID=10002328
12. If the doctor discover in the patient there is a mass in adnexa and parametrium, what the
the doctor supposed to think ?
ULTRASOUND
Imaging techniques are often used to detect certain conditions that may be causing
menstrual disorders. Imaging can help diagnose fibroids, endometriosis, or structural
abnormalities of the reproductive organs.
Ultrasound and Sonohysterography. Ultrasound is the standard imaging technique for
evaluating the uterus and ovaries, detecting fibroids, ovarian cysts and tumors, and finding
obstructions in the urinary tract. It uses sound waves to produce an image of the organs.
Ultrasound carries no risk and causes very little discomfort.
http://health.nytimes.com/health/guides/symptoms/menstrual-periods-heavy-prolongedor-irregular/print.html
Histopathology is the microscopic examination of biological tissues to observe the
appearance of diseased cells and tissues in very fine detail.
The main use of histopathology is in clinical medicine where it typically involves the
examination of a biopsy (i.e. a surgically removed sample or specimen taken from a patient
for the purposes of detailed study) by a specialist physician called a pathologist.
http://www.ivy-rose.co.uk/HumanBody/Histology/What-is-Histopathology.php
13. DD ?
Cervical cancer is the third most common malignancy in women worldwide, and it remains a leading
cause of cancer-related death for women in developing countries. In the United States, cervical
cancer is relatively uncommon.
Essential update: FDA approves bevacizumab for late-stage cervical cancer
In August 2014, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved bevacizumab (Avastin) for the
management of persistent, recurrent or late-stage (metastatic) carcinoma of the cervix.[1, 2] This agent
is approved for combination chemotherapy with paclitaxel and cisplatin or with paclitaxel and
topotecan.[1, 2]
Approval was based on the GOG-0240 study (n = 452) that assessed the efficacy and safety of
bevacizumab plus chemotherapy (paclitaxel and cisplatin or paclitaxel and topotecan) in women with
persistent, recurrent or metastatic carcinoma of the cervix.[1, 3] A statistically significant improvement in
overall survival (OS) and an increase in the rate of tumor shrinkage was shown in women treated with
bevacizumab plus chemotherapy compared with chemotherapy alone. However, hypertension,
thromboembolic events, and gastrointestinal fistulas were higher in the bevacizumab group. [1, 3]
Signs and symptoms
The most common finding in patients with cervical cancer is an abnormal Papanicolaou (Pap) test
result.
Physical symptoms of cervical cancer may include the following:
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Abnormal vaginal bleeding
Vaginal discomfort
Malodorous discharge
Dysuria
See Clinical Presentation for more detail.
Diagnosis
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infection must be present for cervical cancer to occur. Complete
evaluation starts with Papanicolaou (Pap) testing.
Screening recommendations
Current screening recommendations for specific age groups, based on guidelines from the American
Cancer Society (ACS), the American Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology (ASCCP), the
American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP), the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF),
and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), are as follows [4, 5, 6, 7] :
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< 21 years: No screening recommended
21-29 years: Cytology (Pap smear) alone every 3 years
30-65 years: Human papillomavirus (HPV) and cytology cotesting every 5 years (preferred) or
cytology alone every 3 years (acceptable)
 >65 years: No screening recommended if adequate prior screening has been negative and high risk
is not present
See Workup for more detail.
Management
Immunization
Evidence suggests that HPV vaccines prevent HPV infection.[8] The following 2 HPV vaccines are
approved by the FDA:
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Gardasil (Merck, Whitehouse Station, NJ): This quadrivalent vaccine is approved for girls and
women 9-26 years of age to prevent cervical cancer (and also genital warts and anal cancer)
caused by HPV types 6, 11, 16, and 18; it is also approved for males 9-26 years of age[9]
 Cervarix (GlaxoSmithKline, Research Triangle Park, NC): This bivalent vaccine is approved for girls
and women 9-25 years of age to prevent cervical cancer caused by HPV types 16 and 18 [10]
The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommendations for vaccination are as
follows:
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Routine vaccination of females aged 11-12 years of age with 3 doses of either HPV2 or HPV4
Routine vaccination with HPV4 for boys aged 11-12 years of age, as well as males aged 13-21
years of age who have not been vaccinated previously
 Vaccination with HPV4 in males aged 9-26 years of age for prevention of genital warts; routine use
not recommended
Stage-based treatment
The treatment of cervical cancer varies with the stage of the disease, as follows:
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Stage 0: Carcinoma in situ (stage 0) is treated with local ablative or excisional measures such
as cryosurgery, laser ablation, and loop excision; surgical removal is preferred
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Stage IA1: The treatment of choice for stage IA1 disease is surgery; total hysterectomy, radical
hysterectomy, and conization are accepted procedures
Stage IA2, IB, or IIA: Combined external beam radiation with brachytherapy and radical
hysterectomy with bilateral pelvic lymphadenectomy for patients with stage IB or IIA disease; radical
vaginal trachelectomy with pelvic lymph node dissection is appropriate for fertility preservation in
women with stage IA2 disease and those with stage IB1 disease whose lesions are 2 cm or smaller
Stage IIB, III, or IVA: Cisplatin-based chemotherapy with radiation is the standard of care[11]
Stage IVB and recurrent cancer: Individualized therapy is used on a palliative basis; radiation
therapy is used alone for control of bleeding and pain; systemic chemotherapy is used for
disseminated disease[11]
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/253513-overview
Kanker serviks merupakan kanker yang paling umum ketiga pada wanita di seluruh dunia,
dan itu tetap menjadi penyebab utama kematian terkait kanker bagi perempuan di negara
berkembang. Di Amerika Serikat, kanker serviks relatif jarang.
Penting update: FDA menyetujui bevacizumab untuk stadium akhir kanker serviks
Pada bulan Agustus 2014, US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) menyetujui
bevacizumab (Avastin) untuk pengelolaan persisten, berulang atau tahap akhir
(metastasis) kanker leher rahim. [1, 2] Agen ini disetujui untuk kemoterapi kombinasi
dengan paclitaxel dan cisplatin atau dengan paclitaxel dan topotecan. [1, 2]
Persetujuan didasarkan pada studi GOG-0240 (n = 452) yang menilai efikasi dan keamanan
bevacizumab plus kemoterapi (paclitaxel dan cisplatin atau paclitaxel dan topotecan) pada
wanita dengan gigih, berulang atau karsinoma metastasis serviks. [1, 3 ] sebuah
peningkatan yang signifikan secara statistik pada kelangsungan hidup secara keseluruhan
(OS) dan peningkatan laju penyusutan tumor ditunjukkan pada wanita yang diobati
dengan bevacizumab plus kemoterapi dibandingkan dengan kemoterapi saja. Namun,
hipertensi, peristiwa tromboemboli, dan fistula gastrointestinal yang lebih tinggi pada
kelompok bevacizumab. [1, 3]
Tanda dan gejala
Temuan yang paling umum pada pasien dengan kanker serviks adalah Papanicolaou (Pap)
hasil tes yang abnormal.
Gejala fisik kanker serviks mungkin termasuk yang berikut:
Perdarahan vagina abnormal
ketidaknyamanan vagina
debit berbau busuk
disuria
Lihat Presentasi klinis untuk detail lebih lanjut.
diagnosa
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infeksi harus hadir untuk kanker serviks terjadi. Evaluasi
lengkap dimulai dengan Papanicolaou (Pap) pengujian.
rekomendasi skrining
Rekomendasi saat skrining untuk kelompok usia tertentu, berdasarkan pedoman dari
American Cancer Society (ACS), American Society for Kolposkopi dan Serviks Patologi
(ASCCP), American Society for Patologi Klinik (ASCP), US Preventive Services Task Force
(USPSTF ), dan American College of Obstetricians dan Gynecologists (ACOG), adalah
sebagai berikut [4, 5, 6, 7]:
<21 tahun: Tidak ada skrining dianjurkan
21-29 tahun: Sitologi (Pap smear) saja setiap 3 tahun
30-65 tahun: Human papillomavirus (HPV) dan sitologi cotesting setiap 5 tahun (lebih
disukai) atau sitologi saja setiap 3 tahun (diterima)
> 65 tahun: Tidak ada skrining dianjurkan jika pemeriksaan sebelumnya yang memadai
telah negatif dan berisiko tinggi tidak hadir
Lihat hasil pemeriksaan untuk detail lebih lanjut.
pengelolaan
imunisasi
Bukti menunjukkan bahwa vaksin HPV mencegah infeksi HPV [8] 2 vaksin HPV berikut
disetujui oleh FDA.:
Gardasil (Merck, Whitehouse Station, NJ): Vaksin quadrivalent ini disetujui untuk anak
perempuan dan wanita 9-26 tahun untuk mencegah kanker serviks (dan juga kutil kelamin
dan kanker anal) yang disebabkan oleh HPV tipe 6, 11, 16, dan 18 ; itu juga disetujui untuk
laki-laki 9-26 tahun [9]
Cervarix (GlaxoSmithKline, Research Triangle Park, NC): Vaksin bivalen ini disetujui untuk
anak perempuan dan wanita 9-25 tahun untuk mencegah kanker serviks disebabkan oleh
HPV tipe 16 dan 18 [10]
Komite Penasehat Praktek Imunisasi (ACIP) rekomendasi untuk vaksinasi adalah sebagai
berikut:
Vaksinasi rutin dari perempuan berusia 11-12 tahun dengan 3 dosis baik HPV2 atau HPV4
Vaksinasi rutin dengan HPV4 untuk anak laki-laki berusia 11-12 tahun, serta laki-laki
berusia 13-21 tahun yang belum divaksinasi sebelumnya
Vaksinasi dengan HPV4 pada laki-laki berusia 9-26 tahun untuk pencegahan kutil kelamin;
penggunaan rutin tidak dianjurkan
Pengobatan berbasis tahap
Pengobatan kanker serviks bervariasi dengan tahap penyakit, sebagai berikut:
Tahap 0: Karsinoma in situ (stadium 0) diperlakukan dengan tindakan ablatif atau eksisi
lokal seperti cryosurgery, ablasi laser, dan loop eksisi; operasi pengangkatan lebih disukai
Tahap IA1: Pengobatan pilihan untuk stadium IA1 penyakit adalah operasi; histerektomi
total, histerektomi radikal, dan konisasi diterima prosedur
Tahap IA2, IB, atau IIA: Gabungan radiasi sinar eksternal dengan brachytherapy dan
histerektomi radikal dengan limfadenektomi panggul bilateral untuk pasien dengan
stadium IB atau penyakit IIA; trachelectomy vagina radikal dengan diseksi kelenjar getah
bening panggul cocok untuk pelestarian kesuburan pada wanita dengan stadium IA2
penyakit dan orang-orang dengan penyakit stadium IB1 yang lesi 2 cm atau lebih kecil
Tahap IIB, III, atau IVA: kemoterapi Cisplatin berbasis dengan radiasi standar perawatan
[11]
Tahap IVB dan kanker berulang: Terapi Individual digunakan secara paliatif; terapi radiasi
digunakan sendiri untuk mengontrol perdarahan dan nyeri; kemoterapi sistemik
digunakan untuk penyakit disebarluaskan [11]
14. Theraphy of the scenario
Step 3
1. Why the patient complained that she had the irregular menstruation cycle and sometimes
twice in a month ?
The cycle of menstruation and can find about the disorders.
1. Disorder of duration of cycle , normally is 21 until 35 days.
- Polimenore when its happpen less than 21 days. Shortness term of fase luteal cycle
- Oligomenorrhe : more than 35 days, follicular phase is disfunction
- Ammenorhea if the menstruatin cant happen in 3 months
2. Disorder of amount of blood, normally more or less 80 ml
-hypermenorrhe : more than 80 ml. It can because of mioma and infection
-hypomenorrhe : less than 80 ml
3. disorder of the duration of time , normally 3-7 days
- menorhagi : if the menstruation more than 7 days, it can occur because loss of local
endometrial haemostasis. Mioma, uterus hyperplasi
- brachymenorrhe : if the menstruaution happen less than 3 days
Why the the estrogen up regulate ?
In this scenarion the patient is obesity --> fatty  make hormon estrogen  estradiol
and make the estrogen
There is neovascularisation that is supply the abnormal tissue.
Tumor is have a neovascularization.
In normal woman , there is contraction on menstration cycle ?
Why the patient complained about the longer period and large amounts of bleeding?
Estrogen is vital in regulation of the menstruation cycle.
During proliferation  influence smooth muscle  overstimulation of estrogen makes
the size of uterine lining increase and further develop to afibroid
During menstruation  the thickned that cant be descuamated  prolonged and
excessive menstrual bleeding
Perdarahan vagina di luar fase menstruasi
2. Why the patient often accompanied a severe abdominal pain ?
There is correlation with the obesity. Fatty contain changes into estradiol and there is much
of Hormone estrogen  abdominal pain there is an hyperplasia in parametrium  when the
parametrium pressure  severe abdominal pain.
Many of Reseptor taktil makes the abdominal pain when the tissue invasive to .
Normally mens cycle  dismenorrhea. Devided by 2 : primer  normal. Uterus contraction
in mesntruation. But abdominal pain can feel in that mens
Sekunder : abdnormal abdominal painalways feel the pain.
Have an ethiology -- > intrauterion : IUD , infection, mioma
Extrauterine : endometriosis tumor , inflamation
Uterine fibroid (other name of mioma)  disminore  menghambat aliran menstruation
3. What the correlation about the age (32 yo) and condition of the patient ?
Epidemiology
Usually happen in old age. (geriatri)
For today, it changes. More fast. Often happen in America. Because of the lifestyle. Kalangan
mid to end.
There is no correlation about the age because the patient have the symtoms from young.
Any Endometrium disorder releted of the age?
4. What is the correlation about the abdominal trauma was denied ?
To eliminated the DD (ruptur uterine and disorder of endomertium)
What is the difference about the trauma bleeding and the bledding disorder?
In conclude it can be collect from the anamnesis.
5. Why she had been married but never conceived?
The patient complained about the menstruation cyclesiklus terganggu(in all phase)
Or maybe in the uterine wall there is a tumor.
6. Why the size of uterus about swan egg ?
In normally, in pregnant on 3 mo
Maybe there is a mass in intrauterine.
7. Why there was frequent foul smelling vaginal discharge between mentrual cycle ?
Discharge in the pattient because there is a mass which obstruct the menstrual flow  there
will be acumulate and stimulate the flora normal  infection  foul smelling
Normal vaginal discharge may appear clear cold white and yellow
Menstrual cycle, nutrional status, usage og medication  affect the vaginal environment.
Increase wetness and clear  foul smelling
8. Is there any correletion beetwen an anemic condition and obese condition in this patient
with the disease? Explain it !
Fatty  estradiol  estrogen much
There are new vascularization  metabolisme digunakan untuk pertumbahan jaringan baru
 weakness
Bleeding occur in the patien, because more than 80 mlanemic condition
9. Mention the forms/variations of uterus position in normal and abnormal patient!
10. What the imanging result the docter expect considered to USG and histopathology
examination? There is any other supporting examination ? mention it!
11. What the relation with the mother died because cervical cancer?
12. If the doctor discover in the patient there is a mass in adnexa and parametrium, what the
the doctor supposed to think ?
13. DD ?
Any endometrial disorder (kelainan perdarahan, benigna and maligna)
Mioma uteri
14. Theraphy of the scenario
HOW THE NEOPLASIA HAPPEN ?
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