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Re: ovarian CYST From: Dr Naimish Patel (jkennedy@arts.adelaide.edu.au) Thu Oct 30 06:42:00 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Ahrim Harakh, MD, FACOG: "Re: Oral Boards" Previous message: Dr Naimish Patel: "Re: Infertility Patient**Attention Repro Endos**" In reply to: Geffrey H. Klein, MD: "http://www: Hardin Meta Directory update - Obstetrics, Gynecology, and" Next in thread: Kelly Shanahan: "Re: Hormone replacement therapy and the non-risk patient" At Wed, 29 Oct 1997, Bernard Cristalli wrote: > >DR ROSA M GONZALEZ wrote: >> >> I recently saw a 33 y.o. P2 with a 6 cm complex ovarian cyst, she >> had a previous similar lesion removed years ago from her other ovary-- >> actually, she had an ooperectomy then. Tumor markers are negative, >> not able to tell whether lesion is benign or not, but based on past >> history may be benign. Patient requests TAH USO now. What should I >> do? Thanks for advise. Rosa Gonzalez, M.D. Private Practice Dear Worried Rosa, She is clearly a difficult patient and should be disuaded from TAH at 33. Obviously I would chase up histopthology from her previous operation and suggest a laparoscopy as in a 33 YO this may well be a benign condition such as a dermoid etc. This could easily be tackled laparoscopically. Dr. N. Patel Next message: Ahrim Harakh, MD, FACOG: "Re: Oral Boards" Previous message: Dr Naimish Patel: "Re: Infertility Patient**Attention Repro Endos**" In reply to: Geffrey H. Klein, MD: "http://www: Hardin Meta Directory update - Obstetrics, Gynecology, and" Next in thread: Kelly Shanahan: "Re: Hormone replacement therapy and the non-risk patient"

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