Subserosal uterine fibroid is a type of mature connective tissue tumor with an abdominal localization. The course of subcutaneous uterine fibroid may be asymptomatic for a long time. As the fibroid tumor grows, it causes a feeling of pressure and pain in the lower abdomen and pelvis, dysuric and dyspeptic disorders. Diagnosis of subserosal uterine…
Teenage pregnancy is the state of gestation of a developing embryo and fetus by an underage teenage girl. It is clinically manifested by the same signs as gestation in adults: the absence of regular menstruation, causeless nausea and vomiting, changes in taste habits, breast enlargement, hyperpigmentation of the areoles and nipples, weight gain, an increase…
Borderline ovarian tumor are neoplasms of female gonads with low malignant potential, occupying an intermediate position between malignant and benign neoplasms. They do not have pathognomonic symptoms, most often patients complain of pelvic pain, decreased appetite, nausea and bloating. Diagnosis includes gynecological examination, ultrasound and determination of the titer level of tumor markers, the final diagnosis…
Uterine hypertension in pregnancy is a pathological condition in which the tonic tension of the myometrium increases before the expected date of delivery. It is manifested by discomfort, pain, tension in the pelvis, abdomen, lower back, sacrum, perineum, increased density of the uterine wall, with a more severe course — increased urination, urge to defecate,…
Uterine damage is a violation of the anatomical integrity of the tissues of the cervix or the body of the uterus, due to the influence of mechanical, chemical, thermal, radiation and other factors. Uterine damage is usually accompanied by bleeding, pain in the lower abdomen; the formation of fistulas is possible. In the future, such…
Squamous cell carcinoma of the uterine cervix is a malignant neoplasia formed from the cells of the squamous epithelium, acquiring various degrees of atypia. Disease may have a “mute” course. In clinically pronounced cases, it is manifested by bloody discharge, whites of various kinds, with a neglected oncoprocess – pain in the pelvic region, impaired bladder…
Placentitis is an inflammation of the placenta that occurs under the influence of non–infectious and infectious factors. Pathology of the placenta can manifest itself at any time, the symptoms depend on the severity of inflammation. Placentitis leads to dysfunction of the fetoplacental complex, its outcome is placental insufficiency, fetal development delay, intrauterine infection. The risk…
Placental polyp is a polypous formation formed in the uterine cavity from the remnants of placental tissue after complicated childbirth, artificial termination of pregnancy or miscarriage. Pathological manifestations caused by placental polyp include late postpartum or post-abortion bleeding, sometimes quite intense, leading to the development of anemia and the addition of a secondary infection. Disease…
Pyosalpinx is a closed accumulation of purulent exudate in the lumen of the fallopian tube due to obliteration of its uterine and ampullary parts. Pyosalpinx is characterized by pain in the lower abdomen, increased body temperature, and often signs of an acute abdomen. The diagnosis of pyosalpinx is established by vaginal examination, ultrasound, ultrasound hysterosalpingoscopy,…
Pyometra is purulent endometritis, accompanied by accumulation and retention of purulent exudate in the uterine cavity. Pyometra is manifested by pronounced symptoms: temperature rise, intoxication, cramping pains in the lower abdomen, the appearance of pus-like whites with an odor. The algorithm for diagnosing purulent endometritis involves gynecological examination, probing of the uterine cavity, ultrasound examination,…