- What is the investigation of choice for larger fibroids?
- What investigation should be requested in a patient presenting with menorrhagia?
- What does a palpable pelvic mass or an enlarged firm non-tender uterus on abdominal/bimanual pelvic examination suggest?
- In which context are corpus luteum cysts typically seen?
- Which medications can be used to reduce the size of fibroids before surgery?
- Specialist referral to gynae should be considered for women with fibroids >/=...
- Uterine fibroids are benign tumours of the ...
- In which ethnic group are fibroids more common?
- What type of hormone replacement therapy is sometimes given to menopausal women without a uterus?
- Estrogen ___________ the release of FSH/LH from the anterior pituitary during most of the follicular stage.
- In the couple of years before menopause, what change may women see in there menstrual cycle?
- Due to an increase in androgens in post-menopausal women, what symptom may women experience?
- In what cells of the ovary does conversion of androgens to estrogen take place?
- What hormone stimulates granulosa cells to convert androgens into estradiol via the enzyme aromatase?
- what hormone are leiomyomas dependent on?
- is adenomyosis more commonly found diffuse or focal?
- do cervical fibroids tend to attenuate or enhance our beams on sonogram?
- what is the most common type of uterine fibroid?
- describe a common sonographic feature of endometrial cancer:
- what type of malignant mass is commonly associated with uterine bleeding?