Gynecological Malignant Pathology — Oncological Gynecology

Gynecology and Obstetrics · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Comprehensive study of cancers of the female genital tract and breast: precursor lesions, cancer of the cervix, endometrium, ovary, vulva, vagina, trophoblastic disease and breast cancer. Risk factors, screening, pathological anatomy, FIGO staging, treatment and prognosis.

What it covers

1. Malignant Pathology of the Genital Tract
2. General Concepts and Staging
3. · Dissemination routes
4. · Prevention and early diagnosis
5. Precursor Lesions of the Cervix (SIL/CIN)
6. · Terminology
7. · Diagnosis and treatment
8. · Natural history and carcinogenesis
9. Cervical Cancer
10. · Risk factors
11. · Pathological anatomy
12. · Clinical
13. · Staging and treatment
14. · Microinvasive carcinoma and route of dissemination
15. · Prognosis and monitoring
16. Cervical Cancer Screening and Prevention
17. · Screening
18. · Vaccination against HPV
19. Endometrial Cancer
20. · Types (classical dualistic classification)
21. · Risk factors (type I)
22. · Clinical and diagnosis
23. · Staging and treatment
24. · Molecular classification (TCGA)
25. · Histological grade and prognostic factors
26. Uterine Sarcomas
27. Ovarian Cancer
28. · Histological types
29. · Clinical
30. · Diagnosis and markers
31. · Treatment
32. · Borderline tumors (low malignant potential)
33. · FIGO staging of ovarian cancer
34. · Ovarian metastases
35. Germinal and Sexual Cord Tumors
36. · Germ Cell Tumors
37. · Sex cord-stroma tumors
38. Hereditary Gynecological Cancer
39. · Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome (BRCA)
40. · Lynch syndrome
41. · Criteria for suspicion of hereditary cancer
42. Vulvar Cancer
43. · Etiopathogenic pathways
44. · Treatment
45. · Staging and lymph node dissemination
46. Vagina Cancer
47. Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia
48. · Shapes
49. · Choriocarcinoma and dissemination
50. Breast Cancer
51. · Risk factors
52. · Pathological anatomy
53. · Clinical, screening and diagnosis
54. · Treatment
55. · Molecular subtypes
56. · Staging and screening
57. Bases of Oncological Treatment
58. Alarm and Referral Signs
59. Complications of Treatment and Follow-up
60. · Complications depending on the modality
61. · Follow-up
62. Emergencies and Special Situations in Gynecological Oncology
63. · Emergencies related to the tumor
64. · Treatment emergencies
65. · Cancer and pregnancy