Adenomiosis Gyn Induction
Adenomiosis Gyn Induction
Adenomiosis Gyn Induction
Chief complained:
Lower abdominal pain since 2 years
Recent history since last 2 years patient
complained lower abdominal pain during
menstruation.
Menorrhagia 10 pad/day, duration 14 days.
Vaginal discharge (+) itchy (-) and
odour(-)mass in abdomen (-).
Previous
history
and
family
history:
Hypertension (-), Asma (-), DM (-), Allergy (-)
Obstetrical history : P0
Menstrual story: Menarche 13yo,. Regular
cycle 30 days, duration 6 days, pain (-), 3-4
pads/day
Marital history: 1x,
Contraception: (-)
Physical examination:
BP : 120/80 PR 88x/mnt RR
20x/mnt t:afebris
General state wnl
Gynecologic state:
I : v/u wnl
Io :smooth portio, ostium closed,
Fluor (-),
fluxus (-)
RVT: uterine cavity
size and
shape enlarged, cystic mass
with solid part fulfilled cavum
douglas until 3 finger above
the symphisis, with anal
mucose cannot be assessed
US FM
Uterus anteflexed, enlarged,
At posterior corpus hypoechoic
mass with irregular edge size 61x40
mm originated from adenomiosis.
Stratum basale endometrium is
reguler,
thickness
7
mm.
Endoserviks and portio normal
HSG:
Right Hydrosalphing with right tuba
non patent and left tube is patent
Spermaanalysis: normozoospermia
A: Adenomiosis
P: adenomyosis resection
INTRAOPERATIVE
Spinal- anesthesia, Pfanenstiel incision
Exploration: uterus enlarged correspond
to 12 wga
Posterior wall of the uterus adhered to
the rectum, right fallopian tube adhere to
the rectum, both ovarian and left tube
wnl
Performed adhesiolisis.
Performed chromotubation both tubes
were patent
Performed osada technique, the mass
was 6x5 cm in the posterior corpus.
Done hemostatic electrocauterization and
stitches
Bleeding was 800cc
Ensure there were no bleeding,abdominal
washing 500cc saline, and the gauze
were complete
Closed the abdominal wall, layer by layer
DEFINITION
PREVALENCES
RISK FACTORS
Multi-parous
Previously history of
Endometrial hyperplasia
(OR 2.7; 1.3-5.8)
Spontaneous abortion (OR 1.6; 1.0-2.4)
Dilatation and curratage (OR 2.1; 1.1-3.8)
1.
2.
ETIOLOGY OF ADENOMYOSIS
Four primary theories
1. Heredity
(transformation)
2. Trauma (mechanical
injuries)
3. Hyper-estrogenemia
(food, diseases, medical
treatment
4. Viral transmission
DIAGNOSIS
Medical History
Pelvic examinations
Serum markers CA-125
Imaging Diagnostic
Ultrasonography
CT-scan
MRI
DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA
in reproductive age
Symptomatic adenomyosis
Classic symptoms (secondary dysmenorrhea, abnormal uterine
bleeding)
Most common physical sign particularly tender during menstruation
Diagnosis
Laboratory diagnostic
methods
There has been a hope to find specific
markers in blood with which the diagnosis
endometriosis could be verified
One such marker is CA-125 that is produced
by cells from the celome epithelium. High
concentrations of CA-125 have been seen
together with ovarian cancer. Moderately
high concentrations are seen together with
inflammatory pelvic diseases and also
together with endometriosis. This lack of
specificity reduces the value of the
determination of CA-125.
uterine dimensions
Symmetry of myometrium
echogenicity of the
myometrium
They found that the most predictive is the illdefined heterogeneous echotexture within the
myometrium.
MRI
On T2-weighted MRI, diffuse adenomyosis usually
manifested as diffuse thickening of the junctional zone
with homogeneous low signal intensity .T2-weighted
imaging provided significantly better lesion detection than
unenhanced or contrast materialenhanced T1-weighted
imaging
Diagnosis
MRT, Magnetic
Resonance
Tomography
Magnetic Resonance Tomography
has hitherto been use very little but
there is a hope that the technique
might develop into a useful
diagnostic method.
Endometriomas esp. with blood
under degradation give rise to a
relatively characteristic picture,
provided they are more than 0,5
cm in diameter.
PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS OF
ADENOMYOSIS
CONSERVATIVE
RADICAL
SURGERY
SURGERY
Wedge Resection Histerectomy
Adenomyosis
Operative
Laparotomy
Operative
Laparoscopy
Interventional
imaging
Laparoscopy
Laparotomy
MANAGEMENT
The only definitive treatment for adenomyosis is
total hysterectomy, with or without ovarian
conservation.
ADENOMYOSIS
CLINICAL MANAGEMENT
DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES (Laboratory, Biopsy, Imaging)
NOT-CONCERN FOR
REPRODUCTIVE
FUNCTION
MEDICAL TREATMENT
(HORMONES, ANTI-ENZYMES)
RADICAL
MANAGEMENT &
INTERVENTION
INTERVENTIONAL NON-SURGERY
UTERINE ARTERY EMBOLIZATION
(MRI MICROVIBRATION)
LAPAROTOMY
UTERINE WEDGE RESECTION &
METROPLASTIC SURGERY
LAPAROTOMY / LAPAROSCOPY
TOTAL HYSTERECTOMY
(VAGINAL/ ABDOMINAL/ LAPAROSCOPICALLY)
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FOR KIND ATTETION