Diseases of genital organs and mammillary gland Ass.-prof. V.Voloshyn (according to T.

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Diseases of genital organs and mammillary
glandAss.-prof. V.Voloshyn (according to
T. Holovata, illustration by Frank Netter)
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Classification

• Hormonal
• Inflammatory
• Tumor

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Hormonal

• hormonal hyperplastic prostatopathia (prostatic
  hypertrophy, adenoma of prostate, nodular
  hyperplasia)
• glandular endometrial hyperplasia
• benign mammary gland dysplasia (mastopathy,
  fibrotic-cystic disease)
• endocervicoses
• cervical polyps
• cervical adenomatosis

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Dishormonal hyperplastic prostatopathia

• Histological forms
• Glandular hyperplasia
• Musculo-fibrous (stromal hyperplasia)
• Mixed

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Prostate Hypertrophy
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Complications

• compression of the urethra
• urinary retention (????????)
• compensatory hypertrophy of urinary bladder wall
• decompensating and urinary bladder atonia
• stagnation of urine and secondary infections
  addition
• cystitis, pyelitis, pyelonephritis, uroseptic
• Pyelonephrosis (Hydronephrosis)
• Acute or chronic renal failure (insufficiency)

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Prostate Hypertrophy
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Glandular Endometrial Hyperplasia

• Reason violation of hormonal balance -
  excessive folliculin (absolute or relative) .
• Clinic uterine bleeding
• Macroscopic, U.S. thickening of the uterine
  endometrium, polypus growthing .

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Glandular hyperplasia of Endometrium

• Microscopic forms
• Glandular
• Glandular-cystic
• Atypical

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Glandular hyperplasia of Endometrium
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Endocervicoses




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Endocervicoses

• Histological forms (stages)
• proliferating - neoplasm of ferruginous
  (glandular) bodies in the wall of the uterine
  cervix
• simplex - without neoplasia signs of ferruginous
  bodies
• at healing - the opposite phenomenon of prismatic
  epithelium replacement into flat

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Benign dysplasia of mammary gland

• Morphological essence - a violation of
  differentiation of epithelium, its atypia and
  histo-structural changed without penetration
  through the basement membrane and with the
  possibility of backward development .

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Classification

• Noproliferative
• fibrous mastopathy
• fibrocystic mastopathy
• Proliferative
• adenosis (mazoplazia)
• sclerotic (fibrosing adenosis)

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Noproliferative form
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Proliferative form
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Inflammatory

• Endometritis
• 1. acute (serous, purulent, fibrinous, mixed)
• 2. Chronic (atrophic, hypertrophic)
• Mastitis acute, chronic
• Orchitis acute, chronic
• Prostatitis acute, chronic

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Acute prostatitis
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Chronic prostatitis
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Tumors

• I. Benign - Malignant
• II. Epithelial - Mesenchymal
• III. Organospecific - Organononspecific

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Mammary gland fibroadenoma
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Uterine fibroids (fibromioma)
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Teratoma
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Chorioncarcinoma
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Adenocarcinoma of uterus
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Histological types of breast cancer

• Noninfiltrative (noninvasive)
• lobular in situ
• ductal in situ
• Infiltrative
• lobular
• ductal
• Paget's carcinoma

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Infiltrative breast cancer
 
 

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Carcinoma (disease of Paget)
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