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  #1

A 5-cm in diameter right ovarian cyst is found incidentally during the first prenatal examination of an otherwise healthy 22-year-old primigravida at 12 weeks' gestation. The most likely diagnosis is
   1)    a dermoid cyst.

    2)    a mucinous cystadenoma.

    3)    an endometrioma.

    4)    a follicular cyst.

    5)    a corpus luteum cyst.


  #2

5?


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  #3

5 luteoma


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  #4

How about dermoid cyst ? Isn't that common?rolling eyes

  #5

In reproductive age:

Most commom simple cyst-------------->luteal or follicular

Most commom complex mass--------->dermoid cyst


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  #6

How do we know it's not complex??!!! sad


  #7

the most likely = the most common.
the most common - luteal

  #8

grin

  #9

Is corpus luteum cyst=luteoma?




  #10

follicular and luteal cysts are functional cysts occur during normal physiologic functioning of the ovaries and regress spontaneously within 6 to 9 weeks, therefore I think that ther is no functional cysts in the 12th week of the pregnancy except for theca lutein cysts, I guess, so the answer is dermoid cyst







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