Benign Ovarian Masses



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Benign Ovarian Masses Anthony Hanbidge Learning Objectives Describe technique for assessment of ovarian masses Explain importance of transvaginal scan List the common benign masses Specify distinguishing features Ovarian Mass Transvaginal ultrasound - high NPV for malignancy - most practical modality Transvaginal Ultrasound Improved localization - ovary, fallopian tube, uterus Improved characterization - cystic/solid - if cystic: wall, content, nodules Dynamic assessment 1

US Recommendation Dismiss MRI Follow Surgical Opinion Indeterminate Mass MRI (Indeterminate masses) - blood, fat, fibrous tissue - confirm normal ovaries - flow in solid components Surgical Opinion CT for staging Ovarian Mass Low/High risk malignancy - clinical history Clinical History Pre or post menopausal Symptoms or asymptomatic Infertility, dysmenorrhea Past history ovarian cancer Family history ovarian cancer CA 125 2

Ovarian Mass Low/High risk malignancy - clinical history - morphologic analysis - prudent use Color Doppler Low Malignant Potential Tumor Useful Fact Ovarian Mass/Pre-menopausal 95% physiologic, even on BCP 90% resolve by 6 weeks Benign Ovarian Masses Simple cyst Hemorrhagic cyst Endometrioma Dermoid cyst Fibroma/Fibrothecoma Cystadenofibroma Simple Cyst Transvaginal Scan Thin smooth wall No septations No internal echoes Through transmission 3

Simple Cyst Simple Cyst Reference Guidelines Asymptomatic patient Simple cyst Single largest dimension 3 cm Asymptomatic simple ovarian cyst - premenopausal >3-5cm >5-7cm >7cm Normal Report, no f/u F/u US yearly MRI or surgical 4

Asymptomatic simple ovarian cyst - postmenopausal Asymptomatic simple ovarian cyst - postmenopausal 1 cm >1-7cm >7cm 3 cm >3-7cm >7cm Report, no f/u F/u US yearly MRI or surgical Report, no f/u F/u US yearly MRI or surgical Simple Cyst 8 cm Fine strands Retractile clot Low level echoes Resolution/Evolution 5

Asymptomatic hemorrhagic ovarian cyst - premenopausal 3 cm >3-5 cm >5 cm 6 wk f/u +/- Report no f/u Report no f/u Report f/u 6-12 wks. Definition Postmenopause - 1 year or more since LMP Early postmenopause - years 1 to 5 since LMP Late postmenopause - greater than 5 years since LMP Asymptomatic hemorrhagic ovarian cyst early postmenopausal Any size Report f/u 6-12 wks. 6

Asymptomatic hemorrhagic ovarian cyst late postmenopausal Any size Surgical opinion Endometrioma Uniform low level echoes Bright echogenic foci in wall May have some wall irregularity History of dysmenorrhea, infertility Note: 70% patients endometriosis - Have normal ultrasound Endometrioma Endometrioma Endometrioma Endometriotic Plaque 7

Malignant Transformation Up to 1% with ovarian endometriosis 10 to 15 years younger Pathogenesis unclear estrogen Enlargement, vascular nodule Predominantly endometroid and clear cell subtypes Malignant Transformation Malignant Transformation Decidualization Endometrioma Rare Hormonal effects pregnancy Rapidly growing vascular intracystic excrescences Free fluid absent Consider expectant management Decidualization Endometrioma Decidualization Endometrioma 8

Asymptomatic endometrioma Any age Any size Initial f/u 6-12 wks. Then yearly if not removed Dermoid Cyst Tip of the iceberg Echogenic plug Hair/fluid level Black/white streaks Spaghetti Additional imaging may help Dermoid Cyst Dermoid Cyst Dermoid Cyst Dermoid Cyst 9

Malignant Transformation Lifetime risk 1-2% More common over 40 years old More common in large masses Squamous cell carcinoma (75%) Dermoid Cyst Malignant Transformation Malignant Transformation Anti-NMDAR Encephalitis N-methyl-D-Aspartate Receptor Serious, potentially fatal Young women, mean 24 years Psychiatric symptoms, behavioural changes, seizures, hypoventilation Mature teratoma, often small, may be microscopic Anti-NMDAR Encephalitis 10

Asymptomatic dermoid cyst Any age Any size F/u yearly if not removed Fibroma/Fibrothecoma Benign ovarian stromal tumor 4% all ovarian neoplasms Most common solid asymptomatic Associated Meig s syndrome - pleural effusion (Rt.), ascites, mass Fibroma/Fibrothecoma Fibroma/Fibrothecoma Fibroma/Fibrothecoma Cystadenofibroma Rare 1.7% all benign ovarian neoplasms Epithelial & fibrous stromal Women 15 to 65 years Mimics malignancy Clue Low signal T2W MR images 11

Cystadenofibroma Cystadenofibroma Cystadenofibroma Cystadenofibroma US Recommendation Dismiss MRI Follow Surgical Opinion (CT for staging) Summary Key Points Pre/Post-Menopausal Pre-menopausal/Ovarian mass 95% physiologic 90% resolve by 6 weeks 12