Best Coaching Centre for FMGE 2023

FMGE 2023 Obstetrics and Gynecolog

Best Coaching Centre for FMGE 2023


 Kings International Medical Academy is widely recognized as a premier coaching institute for medical students preparing for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) in India. With a reputation for providing excellent training and guidance, KIMA has helped countless students achieve their dreams of becoming successful doctors.

> As part of their commitment to offering the highest quality education, Kings recently invited Dr. Vidhya, an eminent expert in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology, to deliver a session on Fibroid Uterus. Dr. Vidhya's vast knowledge and experience in this area made her the perfect candidate to teach the students at Kings and her insightful lecture left a lasting impression on all those in attendance. Let’s learn about Fibroid Uterus in a bit more detail, shall we?

FIBROID UTERUS

BENIGN tumour, DISORGANIZED/POOR blood supply

Arise from SMOOTH MUSCLE CELL OF MYOMETRIUM

TRANSLOCATION 12 - 14 >>> Deletion of chromosome 6

Risk factors Clinical factors
Early menarche
Late menopause
Nulliparity
Family Hx
Every estrogen inc conditions:
PCOS, endometrial CA/Hyperplasia, obesity, gall stone, endometriosis, metabolic syndorme
>50% - asymptomatic If sx: MC Sx: MENORRHAGIA
  • Metorrhagia - Intermenstrual/unscheduled bleed
  • Abnormal vaginal discharge (infected/ulcerated),
  • fibroid polyp, inversion, infertility
  • Types:

  • Intramural - MC type/ Most primitive
  • Subserosal - least degenerative
  • Submucus- Most symptomatic, MC degenerative
  • Intracavitary
  • Cervical
  • Broad ligament
  •         FIGO classification of Fibroids - 9 subtypes (0-8)
    Score Score 1 - 6 INTRAMURAL
  • Menorrhagia
  • Dysmenorrhea (congested)
  • Infertility
  • Mass abdomen
  • 0 Completely submucus / Intracavitary
    1 >50% submucosal + <50% intramural
    2 >50% intramural + <50% submucosal
    3 Intramural + touching cavity
    4 Intramural + not touching cavity
    5 >50% intramural + <50% subserosal
    6 >50% subserosal + <50% intramural
    7 Completely subserosal
    8 Cervical and Broad liagment
               Fibroid types: based on LOCATION
    Cervical fibroid Broad ligament F Subserous fibroid
    POSTERIOR CERVICAL FIBROID. (obstruct urethra) Urinary retention, urgency, frequency Infertility “LANTERN ON DOME OF ST PAUL’s CHURCH” ANTERIOR CERVICAL FIBROID - doesn’t cause any symptoms Hydroureteronephrosis Complicated by Polycythemia “MYAMATOUS ERYTHROCYTOSIS SYN” Detach from uterus n goes into circulation “WANDERING FIBROIDS” “PARASITIC FIBROID”
    * Submucous - least vascualr; most degenerative Subserous - Most vascular ; least degenerative

    Degenerations types:

  • Hyaline/Myxoid (MC)
  • Cystic
  • Fatty
  • Calcareous
  • Red (Pregnancy)
  • Special Features:

    All type of degeneration MC seen in: SUBMUCOUS

    Except: CALCAREOUS (MC in SUBSEROUS)

    CALCAREOUS - Peripheral to Centre

    All other: Centre to Peripheral

    RED - PAINFUL

    Others: painless

    RED degeneration: MC in PREGNANCY (2nd Tri)

    MC Sx: PAIN ABDOMEN

    Special Fea: BEEFY RED/FISHY ODOR Hemorrhage in Myoma

    Others: Fever, vomiting, inc WBC, ESR (non infective etioloogy)

    Ddx: Abruption, preterm labor, appendicitis, Cholecystitis, Pyelonephritis

    IOC: <12 wk: TVS >12 wk: Transabdominal US

    Tx: Symptomatic (NSAIDS, Antibiotics, fluids)

    For all fibroid:

    Gold standard: MRI (d/f b/w fibroid n adenomyosis

    Mx: Expectant/medical/surgical

    Expectant Mx: OBSERVE in

  • Asymptomatic patients
  • Post-menopausal fibroid
  • Pregnancy (shrink in post-partum)
  • Surgery: MYOMECTOMY or HYSTERECTOMY

    Choose either based on family completion

    DEFINITIVE THERAPY - both

    Recent advances:

    1. Uterine artery embolisation - POLYVENYL ALCOHOL inside UTERINE artery. (don’t use if desire future pregnancy)

    2. MRI guided focus ultrasound HIFU - High intensity focused ultrasound

    MEDICAL MX: CONTINUOUS GnRH analaogue

    GnRH antogonists

    Mifepristone - Progesterone receptor antagonist

    Progesterone receptor modulator (ULIPRISTIL)

    ASOPRISNIL

    Mirena & Progesterone - REDCUE BLOOD LOSS (symptomatic relief but make fibroid grow)

    All others: SHRINKS FIBROIDS

    Other not in use: androgen analogue (Gestrinone), Danazol

    GnRH analogues GnRH Antognists
    Downregulate pituitary receptors if given continuously (+) FLARE EFFECT (1st one wk) DEPOT preparation AE: OSTEOPOROSIS irreversible Drugs: Leuprolide, Naferelin, Triptorelin, Goserelin *should not be used for more than 6 months Block GnRH receptors directly (-) No flare effect DAILY INJECTION Drugs: ABARELIX, DEGARELIX

    MIFEPRISTONE: RU486

    Used for: MTP, FIBROIDS, Cushing syn, cervical ripening, also ectopic pregnancy (but DOC

    for ectopic: METHOTREXATE)

    For MTP: 200mg single shot

    For Fibroid: 20-30mg/day

    A/E: vASOMOTOR syndrome, Endometrial hyperplasia/cancer

    Ulipristil:(SPRM/Asoprisnil) -30mg/day--SHRINKS FIBROIDS

    A/E: vASOMOTOR syndrome, Endometrial hyperplasia/cancer

    CHORIOCARCINOMA

    CHORIOCARCINOMA: MIXED germ cell tumor Arise from -- Chorionic epithelium 3-5% are a/w with MOLAR pregnancy Primary site: usually anywhere in Uterus (Secondary involvement) Rarely starts in Ovary / tube Type: Localized Nodular Highly vascular

    Route of metastasis: Hematogenous Metastasis sites: LUNGS (MC), ANTERIOR vaginal wall, Brain, Liver

    Histology: ADIMORPHIC population of SYNCYTIOTROPHOBLAST and CYTO-trophoblast Secretes: Large amount of HCG (tumor Marker)

    Symptoms: Irregular vaginal bleeding (brisk), continued amenorrhea Lungs: Cough, Breathlessness, hemoptysis Cerebral: Headache, convulsion, paralysis, coma Liver: Epigastric pain, jaundice Chest X-ray: CANNON BALL shadow, SNOW STORM (d/t numerous tumour emboli)