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  • Patho Cervical CA

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    Janice MǾntañǾ
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    The document discusses the pathophysiology of cervical cancer. It begins by listing HPV and estrogen as carcinogens involved in the transformation zone of the cervix, leading to dysplasia and carcinoma in situ. Invasive cancer can be exophytic, nodular, or infiltrative and ulcerative in form. As the cancer grows, it forms masses that can break blood vessels, compress nerves, and expand the cervix. The cancer can invade the vagina, parametrium, and corpus, disrupting hormone balance and causing tumor necrosis, infection, and symptoms like abnormal bleeding, discharge, pain, and dyspareunia.

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    The document discusses the pathophysiology of cervical cancer. It begins by listing HPV and estrogen as carcinogens involved in the transformation zone of the cervix, leading to dysplasia and carcinoma in situ. Invasive cancer can be exophytic, nodular, or infiltrative and ulcerative in form. As the cancer grows, it forms masses that can break blood vessels, compress nerves, and expand the cervix. The cancer can invade the vagina, parametrium, and corpus, disrupting hormone balance and causing tumor necrosis, infection, and symptoms like abnormal bleeding, discharge, pain, and dyspareunia.

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    Patho Cervical CA

    Enviado por

    Janice MǾntañǾ
    The document discusses the pathophysiology of cervical cancer. It begins by listing HPV and estrogen as carcinogens involved in the transformation zone of the cervix, leading to dysplasia and carcinoma in situ. Invasive cancer can be exophytic, nodular, or infiltrative and ulcerative in form. As the cancer grows, it forms masses that can break blood vessels, compress nerves, and expand the cervix. The cancer can invade the vagina, parametrium, and corpus, disrupting hormone balance and causing tumor necrosis, infection, and symptoms like abnormal bleeding, discharge, pain, and dyspareunia.

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    CARCINOG ENS

    HPV

    ESTROGEN

    Transformation zone (squamocolumnar junction) Cervical dysplasia (cervical intraepithelial neoplasia) Carcinoma in situ

    Invasive cancer

    EXOPHYTIC

    NODULAR

    INFILTRATIVE

    ULCERATIVE

    Formation of large, friable, bulky mass Tumors involving the superficial aspect of cervix Pressure to the cervix (thru vagina) Breaks in blood vessels Compresses the nerve endings

    Grows into confluent, firm masses Cervix and isthmus expand

    exocervica l Invades the vaginal fornices and upper part of vagina VAGINAL BLEEDIN G METRORRH AGIA

    endocervica Invades corpus and parametrium Hormonal imbalance

    Tumor necrosis and sloughing

    Complicated by infection

    BARRELSHAPED CERVIX

    SEROPURUL ENT DISCHARGE

    MENORRH AGIA

    VAGINAL BLEEDING

    DYSPAREU NIA

    PATHOPHYSIOLOG Y OF CERVICAL CANCER

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