Female genital system

• genital segmental aplasia
  19 June 2008

  The condition may affect various portions of the paramesonephric duct (Mullerian) system.
  See also
  female genital malformations

• female hypogonadism
  19 June 2008

  Female hypogonadism may be acquired or congenital.
  Etiology
  Inflammation, chemotherapy with cyclophosphamide or radiation may destroy the function of a cyclic ovary. Congenital ovarian hypoplasia may affect one or both ovaries and there may be partial or complete ovarian dysfunction.
  See also
  hypogonadisms

• broad ligament cancer of mullerian origin
  19 July 2007

  References
  Handa Y, Kato H, Kaneuchi M, Saitoh Y, Yamashita K. High-grade broad ligament cancer of mullerian origin: immunohistochemical analysis of a case and review of the literature. Int J Gynecol Cancer. 2007 May-Jun;17(3):705-9. PMID: #17504384#

• endometriosis from embryonic duct remnants
  6 March 2007

  Synopsis
  foci of endometriosis adjacent to the embryonic duct remnants in the fallopian tube (#9563779#)
  segments of embryonic duct remnants with changes suggestive of gradual transformation to endometrial glands (#9563779#)
  replacement of the muscular coat surrounding the epithelium of embryonic duct remnants by the endometrial stroma with positive immunoreactivities for estrogen receptor (#9563779#)
  References
  Mai KT, Yazdi HM, Perkins DG, Parks W. Development of endometriosis (...)

• embryonic duct remnants
  6 March 2007

  Pathology
  endometriosis from embryonic duct remnants
  See also
  female genital development

• female genital hypoplasia
  29 January 2007

  Case records
  Case 10783: female genital hypoplasia
  See also
  genital malformations female genital malformations

• tuboovarian abscess
  28 January 2007

  References
  Teague WJ, Gould S, Lakhoo K. Tuboovarian abscess in a 7-year-old girl with markedly increased tumor markers in the absence of malignancy. Pediatr Dev Pathol. 2005 Jul-Aug;8(4):504-5. PMID: #16211457#

• polypoid endometriosis
  21 January 2007

  The term polypoid endometriosis was first coined by Mostoufizadeh and Scully for an uncommon and distinctive variant of endometriosis with histologic features simulating those of an endometrial polyp.
  They also noted that this type of endometriosis may form large, often multiple, polypoid masses that not only simulate malignant tumors at operation but may also recur after operative removal.
  References
  Parker RL, Dadmanesh F, Young RH, Clement PB. Polypoid endometriosis: a (...)

• female pseudohermaphroditism
  11 January 2007

  female pseudohermaphrodism; 46,XX DSD

• female genital malformations
  10 January 2007

  Case records
  Case 10645
  See also
  Malformations genital malformations
  References
  Acién P, Acién M, Sánchez-Ferrer M. Complex malformations of the female genital tract. New types and revision of classification. Hum Reprod. 2004 Oct;19(10):2377-84. PMID: #15333604#

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