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Veröffentlicht:	London [u.a.] Churchill Livingstone 2002
Ausgabe:	1st publ.
Schlagworte:	Generative organs, Female - Diseases Genitalia, Female Pathologie Weibliches Geschlechtsorgan Generative organs, Female > Diseases
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adam_text	List of Contributors xviii Preface xix Acknowledgements xxi 1 Vulvar dermatoses 1 Alan Stevens and Katherine L. Dalziel Introduction 1 Difficulties in diagnosis Frequency of vulvar dermatoses 2 Common dermatoses 2 Acute and chronic dermatitis (eczemas) General pathology Acute dermatitis Chronic dermatitis 3 Clinical patterns Endogenous vulvar dermatitis Atopic dermatitis Seborrheic dermatitis Exogenous vulvar dermatitis 4 Contact irritant dermatitis Contact allergic dermatitis Hints on histological interpretation 5 Chronic dermatitides Lichen simplex chronicus Psoriasis 6 Less common dermatoses 7 Lichen sclerosus Lichen planus 9 Zoon s vulvitis 12 Immunobullous disorders 13 Pemphigus vulgaris Pemphigus vegetans Pemphigoid and cicatricial pemphigoid 14 Chronic bullous disease of childhood 15 Inherited dermatoses 16 Hailey Hailey disease Epidermolysis bullosa 17 Darier s disease Other inflammatory diseases 17 Erythema multiforme Behcet s disease Crohn s disease 18 Hidradenitis suppurativa 19 Vulvar pain syndromes 19 Vulvar vestibulitis Dysesthetic vulvodynia 20 Abnormal pigmentation 20 Hyperpigmentation Due to melanin Nevi melanoma Postinflammatory Idiopathic acquired pigmentation Due to increased keratin in status corneum 21 Acanthosis nigricans Hypopigmentation Postinflammatory Vitiligo 22 Drugs 22 Erythema multiforme Stevens Johnson syndrome Fixed drug eruptions 23 Infections and infestations 23 Bacterial infections Bacterial vaginosis Staphylococcal infections Streptococcal infections Syphilis 24 Gonorrhea Chancroid 25 Chlamydial infection Granuloma inguinale Fungal infections Candidosis Pityriasis versicolor 26 Tinea cruris Viral infections Herpes virus infections Herpes simplex virus Varicella (Herpes zoster) 27 Molluscum contagiosum 28 Human papillomavirus Protozoal infections 30 Trichomoniasis Infestations Scabies Pubic (crab) lice 31 2 Vulva cysts, neoplasms 35 and related lesions Christopher Ft. Shea, Alan Stevens, Katherine L Dalziel and Stanley J. Robboy Cysts 35 Follicular cyst Steatocystoma multiplex 36 Bartholin cyst Mucinous cyst 37 Ciliated cyst Paraurethral gland cyst Mesonephric like cyst 38 Canal of Nuck cyst Benign keratinocytic neoplasms 38 Seborrheic keratosis Keratoacanthoma 39 Preneoplastic keratinocytic neoplasms 40 Vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia Bowenoid papulosis 42 Malignant keratinocytic neoplasms 42 Invasive squamous cell carcinoma Verrucous carcinoma 46 Extramammary Paget disease 48 Basal cell carcinoma 49 Basosquamous carcinoma 50 Adenobasal (adenoid basal) carcinoma Sebaceous cell carcinoma 51 Melanocytic lesions, inc. pigmentation 51 Lentigo Common acquired melanocytic nevus Atypical (dysplastic) nevus 52 Blue nevus 53 Malignant melanoma 54 Skin appendage neoplasms 56 Hidradenoma papilliferum 57 Syringoma Trichoepithelioma 58 Smooth muscle neoplasms 58 Leiomyoma Leiomyosarcoma 59 Fibrohistiocytic lesions 59 Fibroepithelial polyp (Polyp of pregnancy) Dermatofibroma Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans 60 Vascular proliferations 61 Capillary hemangioma Cavernous hemangioma 62 Angiokeratoma Aggressive angiomyxoma 63 Lymphangioma circumscriptum Cavernous lymphangioma 64 Miscellaneous lesions 64 Acrochordon Endometriosis tissue Ectopic breast tissue 65 Granular cell tumor 66 Rare tumors 66 Langerhans cell histiocytosis 67 Merkel cell carcinoma 68 Metastatic tumors 69 Affiliated structures 69 Bartholin gland Skene gland 70 Urethra Caruncle Carcinoma 71 3 Vagina 75 Stanley J. Robboy, Malcolm C. Anderson and Peter Russell Normal structure 75 Mesonephric ducts 76 Developmental disorders 77 Imperforate hymen Vaginal agenesis 78 Transverse vaginal septum Miscellaneous congenital disorders Inflammatory disorders 78 Vaginitis Malacoplakia 80 Tampons related lesions Vaginal cysts 80 Cysts of introitus 81 Benign effects of diethylstilbestrol 81 Vaginal adenosis 82 Tumor like conditions 84 Fibroepithelial polyps Prolapsed fallopian tube 85 Granulation tissue nodule 86 Postoperative spindle cell nodule Microglandular hyperplasia Endometriosis 87 Benign tumors 87 Benign mixed tumor Mullerian papilloma Leiomyoma 88 Rhabdomyoma Angiomyofibroblastoma Miscellaneous benign tumors Squamous neoplasia 89 Human papillomavirus infection Vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia Microinvasive squamous cell carcinoma 90 Invasive squamous cell carcinoma Verrucous carcinoma 91 Warty carcinoma 92 Small cell carcinoma Glandular lesions 92 Atypical adenosis Clear cell adenocarcinoma 93 Adenocarcinoma, non clear cell 97 Other primary malignant tumors 97 Malignant melanoma Leiomyosarcoma 98 Miscellaneous tumors Malignant tumors in childhood 98 Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma Yolk sac tumor 100 Lymphoma 100 Secondary tumors 100 4 Cervix benign and non neoplastic 105 conditions Malcolm C. Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy, Peter Russell and Anne Morse Normal structure 105 Anatomy Original squamous epithelium 106 Hormonal influences on squamous epithelium 107 Basal cell hyperplasia 109 Squamous cell hyperplasia Cervical glandular epithelium Formation of transformation zone 111 Squamous metaplasia 113 Congenital transformation zone 116 Cervicitis 118 Infective cervicitis Chlamydia trachomatis 119 Tuberculosis 120 Syphilis 121 Herpes simplex virus Cytomegalovirus 122 Schistosomiasis ^2^ Epithelial inflammatory changes 124 Healing/regenerating epithelium 124 Non neoplastic changes 125 Mullerian metaplasias: transitional cell, intestinal 125 Endometriosis 127 Mesonephric remnants Endocervical tunnel clusters 128 Diffuse laminar endocervical glandular hyperplasia Pregnancy and hormonal effects 129 Microglandular hyperplasia Arias Stella change 1^1 Oecidual change Radiation changes __ 131 Polyp 133 Benign tumors 134 Leiomyoma Squamous papilloma and condyloma acuminatum Mullerian adenofibroma Blue nevus Contents H 5 Colposcopy 137 Malcolm C Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy and Peter Russell Introduction 137 Colposcopic appearances 137 Normal colposcopic findings Original squamous epithelium Columnar epithelium 138 Squamous metaplasia Mature metaplasia Immature metaplasia 139 Postmenopausal cervix Abnormal colposcopic findings 139 Mosaic and punctation Acetowhite epithelium 141 Leukoplakia Atypical vessels 142 Suspect frank invasive carcinoma Congenital transformation zone Other colposcopic findings Use of colposcopy 144 Treatment 145 Large loop diathermy excision 6 Etiology of cervical cancer 147 Stanley J. Robboy, Malcolm C. Anderson and Peter Russell Epidemiology 148 Coitus Age at first intercourse Number of partners Frequency of coitus Parity Sexually transmitted diseases Prostitution Male circumcision 149 Racial factors Smoking Method of contraception Male factors 150 Immunological factors 151 Transmissible agents 151 Non viral agents Human papillomavirus 152 Flat condyloma 155 Condyloma acuminatum 157 High risk HPV infection 159 Model of HPV induced carcinogenesis 160 Prevalence and its significance ix I Pathology of the Female Reproductive Trai 7 Cervical precancer 165 Stanley J. Robboy, Malcolm C. Anderson, Peter Russell and Anne Morse Squamous cell cervical intraepithelial neoplasia 165 Nomenclature Pathology 166 Areas of diagnostic difficulty 175 Squamous epithelium with slightly enlarged nuclei Basal cell hyperplasia 176 Immature and atypical squamous metaplasia Repair 177 Low estrogen states and atrophy Thin epithelium Invasive squamous cell carcinoma Artifact 178 Miscellaneous conditions Correlative between biopsies smears 179 Distribution and site of origin of CIN Histologic findings affecting management and prognosis 180 Natural history 182 Molecular markers and risk assessment 184 Risk for progression 185 Cervical glandular intraepithelial neoplasia (CGIN) 186 8 Cervix: malignant tumors 195 Stanley J. Robboy, Malcolm C. Anderson, Peter Russell and Anne Morse Preclinical carcinoma 195 Squamous cell microinvasive carcinoma Staging controversies Morphologic controversies 197 Glandular microinvasive adenocarcinoma 202 Invasive carcinoma 205 Squamous cell lesions 206 Squamous cell carcinoma Cervical stump carcinoma 215 Mucin secreting carcinoma Effects of radiotherapy 216 Verrucous carcinoma Lymphoepithelioma 217 Rapidly progressive carcinoma Papillary squamotransitional cell carcinoma Invasive adenocarcinomas Adenocarcinoma Adenosquamous carcinoma 222 Minimal deviation adenocarcinoma 223 Villoglandular adenocarcinoma 224 Clear cell carcinoma 225 Serous carcinoma Other malignant primary tumors 226 Glassy cell carcinoma Mesonephric adenocarcinoma Malignant melanoma Endocrine tumor Adenoid basal carcinoma 229 Adenoid cystic carcinoma 230 :t Sarcomas 231 Adenosarcoma Embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma Carcinosarcoma Malignant lymphoma/leukemia 232 Secondary tumors 233 9 Normal endometrium 241 Malcolm C. Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy, Peter Russell and Anne Morse Normal structure 241 Normal endometrium 241 Surface epithelium 244 Glandular cells 245 Stromal cells Endometrial lymphocytes 246 Blood vessels 247 Endometrium during normal menstrual cycle 247 Prol iterative phase 248 Secretory phase 249 Menstrual phase 255 After menopause 257 Methods of endometrial sampling 259 Hysteroscopy 260 Endometrial resection 260 Problems in interpretation 261 Adequacy Dissociation artifact 262 Telescoping artifact 263 Fixation artifact 264 Contaminants 10 Exogenous hormones 267 and endometrium Rex C. Bentley, Stanley J. Robboy, Peter Russell and Malcolm C. Anderson Introduction 267 Estrogens 267 Progestins 268 Oral contraceptives 270 Combined oral contraceptives 271 Pure progestin oral contraceptives (minipill) Long term, progestin only contraception 273 Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) 273 Common types of hormone replacement therapy Unopposed estrogen Cyclical estrogen/progesterone 274 Combined estrogen/progesterone 275 Other hormonal agents 276 Tamoxifen Raloxifene 277 Phytoestrogens Clomiphene 278 RU486 ( morning after pill) Gonadotropin releasing hormone agonists 279 Gonadotropins Corticosteroids Danazol Treatment of hyperplasia and carcinoma 279 11 Endometritis, metaplasias 285 and polyps Malcolm C Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy, Peter Russell and Anne Morse Endometritis 286 Non specific endometritis Specific endometritis 289 Chlamydia trachomatis and Neisseria gonorrhoeae Mycoplasma Cytomegalovirus Herpes simplex virus Human papillomavirus 290 Tuberculous endometritis Other forms of endometritis 291 Intrauterine contraceptive device 292 Granulomatous endometritis 293 Histiocytic endometritis 294 Malacoplakia Postpartum and postabortal endometritis Pyometra Endometrial metaplasias 294 Epithelial metaplasias Ciliated cell metaplasia 295 Squamous metaplasia Eosinophilic metaplasia 296 Papillary syncytial metaplasia 297 Mucinous metaplasia Hobnail cell and clear cell metaplasia 298 Stromal metaplasias Endometrial extramedullary metaplasia Polyps 298 Miscellaneous conditions 301 Asherman s syndrome Radiation effect 12 Endometrial hyperplasia 305 Malcolm C. Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy, Peter Russell and Anne Morse Introduction and terminology 30S Etiology 305 Clinical features 3J)6 Macroscopic features 306 Microscopic features 307 Disordered proliferation Simple hyperplasia 308 Complex hyperplasia 311 Contents ^M Atypical hyperplasia 314 Mimics of endometrial hyperplasia 316 Artifacts Variations of normal 317 Metaplasias Postmenopausal atrophy Polyps 318 Endometritis Arias Stella change Atypical polypoid adenofibroma 319 Acanthosis/Squamous metaplasia 319 Secretory hyperplasia 320 Relations and possible transitions among types 321 Progression from hyperplasia to carcinoma 324 Distinction between hyperplasia adenocarcinoma 324 Molecular genetics of endometrial hyperplasia 328 Oncogenes and tumor suppressor genes Microsatellite instability Treatment 329 13 Endometrial carcinoma 331 Malcolm C. Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy, Peter Russell and Anne Morse Risk factors/pathogenesis 331 Estrogens Tamoxifen Endogenous risk factors 332 Polycystic ovary Ovarian neoplasms Obesity Hypertension 333 Diabetes Reproductive factors Cigarette smoking Two or more types of endometrial cancer 334 Endometrioid adenocarcinoma 334 Intraendometrial adenocarcinoma 338 Adenocarcinoma with squamous differentiation 341 Variants 343 Villoglandular adenocarcinoma Secretory adenocarcinoma Ciliated cell carcinoma Sertoliform differentiation Serous carcinoma 346 Clear cell adenocarcinoma 348 Mucinous adenocarcinoma 349 Squamous cell carcinoma 350 Mixed carcinoma 351 Undifferentiated carcinoma 351 Tumors metastatic to endometrium 352 Prognostic factors 352 Tumor type Histological grade 353 xi I Pathology of the Female Reproductive Trac Stage and depth of myometrial invasion 355 Vascular invasion Age Steroid receptors 356 Molecular pathology Spread 356 14 Endometrial tumours with 361 a stromal component Malcolm C. Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy and Peter Russell Endometrial stromal tumors 361 Stromal nodule 363 Stromal sarcoma 364 Stromal tumor resembling ovarian sex cord tumors 367 Stromal neoplasms with endometrial glands 368 Undifferentiated uterine sarcoma 369 Mixed endometrial stromal and smooth muscle tumors 370 Mixed mullerian tumors 370 Adenofibroma 371 Adenosarcoma 372 Carcinofibroma 375 Carcinosarcoma Other sarcomas 380 Atypical polypoid adenomyoma 380 Adenomyosis 382 15 Uterine smooth muscle tumors 389 Malcolm C. Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy and Peter Russell Leiomyoma 389 Usual Variants 395 Cellular leiomyoma Hemorrhagic cellular leiomyoma 396 Epithelioid Symplastic (atypical or bizarre) 397 Myxoid leiomyoma Unusual growth patterns 399 Diffuse leiomyomatosis Intravascular leiomyomatosis 400 Benign metastasizing leiomyoma 401 Disseminated peritoneal leiomyomatosis Leiomyosarcoma 402 Diagnostic criteria 404 Mitotic figure counting 406 Atypia 408 Necrosis Tumor invasiveness 409 Size Age Variants Epithelioid Myxoid 410 Molecular biology 411 Treatment and prognosis t 16 Fallopian tube 415 Malcolm C Anderson, Stanley J. Robboy and Peter Russell Anatomy, histology and function 415 Inflammation 417 Infective salpingitis Non granulomatous salpingitis Granulomatous salpingitis 421 Pelvic inflammatory disease and IUD use 422 Salpingitis isthmica nodosa 423 Tubal sterilization 424 Tubal pregnancy 427 Non neoplastic lesions 429 Metaplasias Mucinous Endometrial replacement 430 Transitional Decidual change Torsion 431 Mucosal epithelial proliferation Epithelial proliferation with salpingitis 432 Tumors 433 Benign tumors Adenomatoid tumor Metaplastic papillary tumor 434 Leiomyoma Malignant tumors 435 Adenocarcinoma Carcinosarcoma 438 Tumors metastatic to fallopian tube 439 Paratubal tissues and broad ligaments 439 Cysts Mesonephric cysts Paramesonephric cysts 440 Adrenal rests 441 Adnexal tumor of probable wolffian origin 17 Endometriosis 445 Stanley J. Robboy, Malcolm C. Anderson and Peter Russell Clinical features of endometriosis 445 Distribution 446 Epidemiology 446 Pathogenesis 447 Transplantation theory Metaplastic theory 448 Induction theory 449 Catamenial pneumothorax 449 Etiological factors in endometriosis 447 Genetic factors 450 Hormonal aspects Peritoneal factors Other factors 451 Angiogenesis Prostaglandins 452 Morphological features 452 General 452 Ovary 459 Fallopian tube 461 Cervix Gastrointestinal tract Urinary tract 463 Abdominal wall Lymph nodes Special consideration 464 Classification of endometriosis 464 Infertility in endometriosis 465 Malignancy in endometriosis 465 Pathogenesis of malignancy 470 18 Ovary: normal and benign 475 conditions Peter Russell, Stanley J. Robboy and Malcolm C Anderson Normal structure 475 Anatomy Histology Normal function 476 Ovarian development Folliculogenesis Ripening of follicles Formation of corpus luteum 478 Involution of corpus luteum Follicular atresia 479 Hormonal background 480 Ovarian hilum and its vicinity 481 Abnormal structure and function 481 Anomalies of development and descent Supernumerary and accessory ovaries Dystopic ovaries Ovarian agenesis Ovarian hypoplasia 482 Splenogonadal fusion Uterus like mass replacing ovary Follicular dysgenesis (dysplasia) Ovarian failure Afollicular ovarian failure Follicular ovarian failure 485 Resistant ovary syndrome Auto immune oophoritis 486 Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism 488 Tumor like lesions associated with pregnancy 489 Luteomas of pregnancy Multiple theca lutein cysts 491 Solitary luteinized follicular cysts 492 Leydig cell hyperplasia Deciduosis 493 Granulosa cell proliferations Ovarian pregnancy Primary ovarian trophoblastic disease 494 Other ovarian lesions Torsion Contents ¦¦ Disseminated peritoneal leiomyomatosis Ovarian neoplasms Sequelae of surgery or trauma 495 Ovarian remnant syndrome Splenosis latrogenic disorders 496 Radiotherapy Chemotherapeutic and immunosuppressive drugs 497 Oral contraceptives Progesterone Danazol 498 GnRH analogues Ovulation induction agents Tamoxifen Ovarian hemorrhage and adnexal torsion 499 Ovarian hemorrhage Adnexal torsion Dysfunctional cysts 500 Cysts derived from pre ovulatory follicles 501 Corpus luteum cysts 503 Corpus albicans cysts 505 Simple cysts Polycystic ovary syndrome 506 Stromal hyperplasia and hyperthecosis 508 Leydig cell hyperplasia 511 Massive ovarian edema and fibromatosis 512 Massive ovarian edema Fibromatosis Bacterial oophoritis 516 Pelvic inflammatory disease Xanthogranulomatous oophoritis 517 Malacoplakia 518 Actinomycosis Tuberculosis 519 Viral oophoritis 519 Mumps Cytomegalovirus Parasitic oophoritis 519 Schist osomiasis Enterobiasis 520 Echinococcosis 521 Fungal oophoritis 521 Coccidioidomycosis Blastomycosis Non infectious inflammatory lesions 521 Sarcoidosis Crohn s disease 522 Foreign body granulomas Cortical granulomas Isolated non infectious granulomas Necrotizing arteritis Giant cell arteritis 523 Polyarteritis nodosa Puerperal ovarian vein thrombophlebitis Mullerianosis and reactive mesothelial lesions 523 xiii ¦ Pathology of the Female Reproductive Tra 19 Ovarian tumors: classification 527 and clinical perspective Peter Russell, Stanley J. Robboy and Malcolm C. Anderson Classification 527 Epithelial/stromal tumors 527 Precursor lesions 529 Proliferative spectrum Burden of disease 530 Risk factors/epidemiology Clinical features 531 Role of pathologist Surgical staging 532 Prognosis and treatment Sex cord stromal tumors 533 Granulosa cell tumors 534 Sertoli Leydig cell tumors 535 Germ cell tumors 535 Evidence for germ cell origin Alternative theories of origin 536 Clinical features Prognosis and treatment 20 Ovary: epithelial/stromal tumors 539 Peter Russell, Stanley J. Robboy and Malcolm C Anderson Serous tumors 539 Benign tumors 542 Proliferating (borderline) tumors 544 Serous carcinomas 545 Extra ovarian manifestations ( implants ) 550 Mucinous tumors 555 Pseudomyxoma peritonei 556 Benign tumors 557 Proliferating (borderline) tumors 559 Mucinous carcinomas 563 Mixed tumors 566 Endometrioid tumors 567 Benign tumors 568 Proliferating (borderline) tumors 569 Endometrioid carcinomas 570 Mullerian mesenchymal tumors 575 Disseminated peritoneal leiomyomatosis Leiomyomas Leiomyosarcomas 576 Endometrioid stromal sarcomas 577 Adenosarcomas 578 Carcinosarcomas 579 Clear cell tumors 582 Benign tumors 583 Proliferating (borderline) tumors 584 Clear cell carcinomas Transitional cell (Brenner) tumors 587 Benign (Brenner) tumors 589 _ Proliferating (Brenner) tumors 590 jv Malignant (Brenner) tumors 591 ct Mixed epithelial tumors 593 Benign tumors Proliferating (borderline) tumors 594 Malignant tumors Undifferentiated carcinomas 594 Unclassified and miscellaneous tumors 596 Ovarian mesotheliomas 598 Adenomatoid tumors Epidermoid cysts Squamous cell carcinomas Ovarian tumors of probable wolffian origin 599 Cysts and adenomas of rete ovarii Small cell carcinomas of hypercalcemic type Desmoplastic small cell tumors of childhood 601 Hepatoid carcinomas 21 Ovary: sex cord stromal and steroid 607 tumors Peter Russell, Stanley J. Robboy and Malcolm C. Anderson Granulosa cell tumors 607 Adult and juvenile variants Thecoma fibroma group 614 Thecomas 615 Thecaf ibromas 616 Sclerosing stromal tumors 617 Fibromas 619 Cellular fibromas and fibrosarcomas 621 Androblastomas (Sertoli Leydig cell tumors) 622 Well differentiated Sertoli cell tumors 623 Well differentiated Sertoli Leydig cell tumors 624 Leydig (hilus) cell tumors 625 Poorly differentiated Sertoli Leydig cell tumors 627 Retiform variants 630 With heterologous elements 632 Gynandroblastomas 633 Sex cord tumors with annular tubules (SCTAT) 634 Unclassified sex cord stromal tumors 636 Steroid (lipid) cell tumors 637 22 Ovary: Germ cell tumors 641 Peter Russell, Stanley J. Robboy and Malcolm C. Anderson Dysgerminoma 641 Yolk sac tumors 646 Polyvesicular, hepatoid and glandular variants Embryonal carcinoma 652 Polyembryoma 654 Choriocarcinoma (non gestational) 656 Teratomas 658 Immature Mature 663 Solid Cystic 663 With secondary malignant transformation 669 Monodermal and highly specialized 671 Struma ovarii 672 Carcinoid 674 Other rare types 679 Mixed germ cell tumors 680 Mixed germ cell and sex cord stromal tumors 681 Gonadoblastoma 682 Unclassified germ cell sex cord stromal tumors 685 23 Ovary: miscellaneous and 691 metastatic tumors Peter Russell, Stanley J. Robboy and Malcolm C. Anderson Miscellaneous mesenchymal tumors 691 Vascular and related tumors Hemangiomas Hemangioendotheliomas 692 Hemangiopericytomas Lymphangiomas Striated muscle origin Chondrogenic tumors Bone tumors Osteogenic sarcomas Giant cell tumors Myxomas 693 Lipogenic tumors Neural and related tumors Neurofibromas/sarcomas Neurilemmomas Ganglioneuromas 694 Phechromocytomas Tumors metastatic to ovaries 694 Introduction Metastases from female genital tract 698 Cervix Fallopian tubes Endometrium and myometrium Trophoblastic disease 699 Metastatic breast carcinoma Metastases from gastrointestinal tract 700 Krukenberg tumor Colorectal carcinoma 703 Carcinoid tumors 7 6 Appendix 7 9 Pancreas Gall bladder and bile ducts Liver Metastatic melanoma Metastatic tumors 71° Kidneys Lung and mediastinum 711 Endocrine tumors Extragenital sarcomas Lymphomas 712 Leukemias 716 Contents WM 24 Early pregnancy and placenta 721 Eoghan E. Mooney, James Padfield and Stanley J. Robboy Introduction 721 Anatomy and embryology Early pregnancy 723 Placental morphology 725 Intervillous (maternal) circulation Development of utero placental vessels Functional unit 726 Examination 726 Umbilical cord Membranes 728 Meconium on umbilical cord and membranes 729 Architectural and developmental abnormalities 730 Placental weight 731 Fetal surface 732 Maternal surface 733 Cut surface Infarction Perivillous fibrin deposition 734 Maternal floor infarction Hematoma 735 Subchorial thrombosis (Breus mole) 736 Intervillous thrombosis Multiple gestation Microscopic lesions 739 Placental inflammation and infection Villitis Deciduitis 741 Chronic intervillositis Microscopic vascular lesions Fetal vessel thrombi Chorangiosis 743 Abnormalities of utero placental vessels Microscopic vascular lesions 744 Villous maturity Villous edema Miscellaneous villous changes 745 Clinical scenarios 745 Early pregnancy loss (spontaneous abortion) Pre eclampsia 746 Intrauterine growth retardation and fetal hypoxia 748 Confined placental mosaicism 749 Diabetes mellitus Maternal rhesus isoimmunization Sickle cell trait and disease 750 Prolonged pregnancy Placenta accreta Ectopic pregnancy 751 Non trophoblastic tumors 752 Chorangioma Chorangiocarcinoma 753 Teratomas Metastatic tumor xv Pathology of the Female Reproductive Trac 25 Gestational trophoblastic diseases 759 Janice M. Lage Villous lesions 759 Complete hydatidiform mole Partial hydatidiform mole 766 Chorangiocarcinoma 769 Trophoblastic lesions without villi 769 Placental site nodule Placental site trophoblastic tumor 771 Epithelioid trophoblastic tumor 773 Choriocarcinoma 775 26 Peritoneum 783 Stanley J. Robboy, Rex C. Bentley, Peter Russell and Malcolm C. Anderson Anatomy 783 Inflammatory reactive lesions 784 Granulomatous lesions Non granulomatous histiocytic lesions 786 Fibrosing lesions Mesothelial lesions 787 Mesothelial hyperplasia Peritoneal inclusion cysts 788 Mullerianosis (Mullerian tumor like conditions) 789 Endosalpingiosis (Serous change) 790 Endocervicosis (Mucinous change) 791 Mullerian inclusion cysts, including lymph nodes 792 Tumor like lesions 794 Endometriosis Ovarian remnant syndrome Supernumerary ovary 795 Splenosis Trophoblastic implants Infarcted appendix epiploica Deciduosis Disseminated peritoneal leiomyomatosis 796 Mesothelial neoplasms 798 Adenomatoid tumor Well differentiated papillary mesothelioma Multicystic mesothelioma Diffuse malignant mesothelioma 799 Serous tumors, primary metastatic 802 Serous borderline (proliferating) tumors Serous adenocarcinoma 808 Psammocarcinoma 809 Miscellaneous primary tumors 809 Intra abdominal desmoplastic small round cell tumor Solitary fibrous tumor of peritoneum 810 Metastatic tumors 810 Pseudomyxoma peritonei Gliomatosis peritonei 812 Strumosis peritonei 813 J t 27 Embryology and disorders 819 of sexual development Stanley J. Robboy, Rex C. Bentley, Peter Russell and Malcolm C. Anderson Embryology 819 Gonadal development Mullerian and wolffian duct development 824 External genitalia 829 Intersex 830 Normal chromosome constitutions 831 Female pseudohermaphroditism (Female intersex) Fetal defect 832 * Adrenogenital syndrome Placental aromatase defect 834 Maternal influence Maternal ingestion of progestins/androgens Maternal virilizing tumor Male pseudohermaphroditism (Male intersex) Primary gonadal defects Testicular regression syndrome Leydig cell agenesis 835 Defects in testosterone synthesis 836 Defect in mullerian inhibiting substance 837 End organ defects Androgen receptor disorders Testicular feminization 838 Reifenstein syndrome 842 Disordered testosterone metabolism 5 alpha reductase deficiency Defect uncertain Smith Lemli Opitz syndrome Abnormal sex chromosome constitutions 843 Sexual ambiguity infrequent Klinefelter syndrome 845 Turner syndrome 847 XX male syndrome Pure gonadal dysgenesis 848 Sexual ambiguity frequent 849 Mixed gonadal dysgenesis Gonadoblastoma 853 True hermaphroditism 855 28 Cutup 861 Stanley J. Robboy, Rex C. Bentley, Peter Russell and Malcolm C. Anderson General principles 861 Section codes and the report 862 Gross description 863 Inking 864 Drawings pictures Fixatives Synoptic checklists Vulva 864 Excisional biopsies Wide local excision and superficial vulvectomy Total vulvectomy 865 Radical vulvectomy, with lymphadenectomy Cervix 866 Punch biopsies Endocervical curettage Cone biopsy Malignant cervical disease 868 Uterine corpus 869 Endometrial curettings Removed for benign functional disease Removed during obstetrical procedures 871 Malignant uterine disease Fallopian tube 872 Sterilization Ectopic pregnancy Neoplasm Ovary 872 General Large cystic or neoplastic ovaries 873 Staging operations 874 Fetus and placenta 875 Second trimester fetus Placenta Appendix A: FIGO staging rules of cancers of the female genital tract 879 Appendix B: Histological classification of tumors and precursor conditions of the female genital tract 883 Appendix C: Synoptic reports 895 Appendix D: Abbreviations 909 Index 911
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