A umbilical cord prolapse and, 1183–1184 cervical, 447 ABCs. See Adenoid basal carcinomas uterine rupture and, 1188–1189 endometrioid, 895 Abdomen, ectopic pregnancy in, 1089 Acute inflammatory cells, 1161 of fallopian tube, 744, 748f Ablation, 519 Acute villitis, 1167, 1169f Müllerian, 286 endometrial, for abnormal uterine Acyclovir, 94 Adenoid basal carcinomas (ABCs), 406f bleeding, 490 AD. See Atopic dermatitis of cervix, 406–408 submucosal leiomyomata/fibroid and, Adenocarcinoma. See also Glandular Adenoid cystic carcinomas (ACCs), 407f 519 neoplasia; specific diseases or disease of Bartholin gland, 172–174, 173f–174f Abnormal uterine bleeding, 471, 486–490 sites of cervix, 406–408 in fourth decade, causes of, 490t in anal canal, 227 Adenolipoma, 209 in fifth decades, 471 of anal mucosa, 249–250 Adenoma, of Bartholin gland, 111, 112f causes of, 490t of anus, 249–250 Adenoma malignum, 408, 409f in sixth decade, 490t of Bartholin gland, 174 endometrioid, 413f causes of, 472f cervical neuroendocrine carcinoma and, glandular hyperplasia and, 408–412, clinical evaluation for, 486–488 431 408t definitions of, 472t of cervix Adenomatoid tumors, 699, 699f diagnostic considerations according to age categories of, 400b of fallopian tube, 741–742, 744f–745f for, 488–489 diagnosis and management of, of peritoneum, 831 diagnostic evaluation of, 488 401–422 Adenomatous polyposis coli (APC), 822 endometrial adenocarcinoma and, 589 HPV and, 375–376 Adenomyoma, 445–447 endometrial polyp and, 490t, 493 endometrioid intraepithelial neoplasia atypical polypoid, 698, 698f–699f hysteroscopy for, 487–488 and, 534 clinical background of, 445 management of, 489–490 endometriosis and, 286f diagnostic criteria for, 445–447 oral contraceptive therapy and, 488–489 of fistula, 250 differential diagnosis of, 446–447 from placenta previa, 1236 HP and, 107–109 gross exam for, 445 from placental abruption, 1228 HRT and, 806–807 histologic features of, 445–446, 446f submucosal leiomyoma/fibroid and, 504 infiltrative invasion of, 398f immunohistochemistry of, 446 in third and fourth decades, 471 intestinal endometriosis and, 807f outcome and management for, 447 Abortion. See Postabortion complications; invasive endocervical, 399–401 uterine smooth muscle tumors and, Recurrent pregnancy loss; Spontaneous metastatic, 438f 697–699, 698f abortion to cervix, 415–416, 416t Adenomyomatous polyp, endometrial polyp Abruptio placentae. See Placental abruption oral contraceptives and, 375–376 and, 493, 495f Abruption-oligohydramnios sequence, ovarian endometriosis and, 806–807 Adenomyosis, 487 chronic, 1223–1224 reactive endocervical cells and, 379–380, endometrial adenocarcinoma and, Abscess 380f–381f 623–631, 624f of anus, 231 smoking and, 376 uterine smooth muscle tumors and, fungal funisitis with superficial of vagina, 285–286 697–699, 697f–698f microabscesses, 1157f of vulva, 165–172 Adenosarcoma, 699–702, 700f–701f, 924 ovarian, 790f Adenocarcinoma in situ (AIS), 375, carcinosarcomas and, 637f periclitoral, 85–86, 85f 377f–378f, 380f cervical, 447–449 Absent vagina, 16 adenosquamous carcinoma and, 388 clinical background of, 447 Acantholytic dermatosis of vulvocrural area cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and, 385 differential diagnosis of, 449, (ADV), 43–44, 44f. See also Grover columnar differentiation and, 403, 403f 450f–451f disease criteria for, 377 gross exam for, 447 differential diagnosis of, 41t diagnosis and management of, 385–401 histologic features of, 447–448, 448f Acantholytic dyskeratosis, 119 differential diagnosis of, 388–390 immunohistochemistry of, 448 Acardiac twinning, 1240–1241, 1242f with early invasion, 398f outcome and management for, 449 Accelerated delivery, 1219–1225 endocervical subtype of, 385–387 clinical presentation of, 699–700 ACCs. See Adenoid cystic carcinomas endometrioid carcinoma and, 402 definition of, 699 Achilles’ tendon, Reiter syndrome and, 30 endometrioid subtype of, 387 differential diagnosis of, 701–702, 702f Acid-fast bacilli (AFB), 498 false-negative interpretations with, endometrial polyp and, 496f Acne vulgaris, 70 379–380 histopathologic features of, 700 Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome histologic criteria for, 388t molecular features of, 702 (AIDS) HPV and, 375–376 prognosis and management of, 702 anus and, 233 HSIL and, 383, 384f rhabdomyosarcoma and, 701f fetal death caused by, 1199 intestinal subtype of, 387, 387f Adenosquamous carcinoma, 403f SD and, 31 menstrual or directly sampled of cervix, 402–403 Acquired lymphangiectasia, 214–215, 215f endometrial cells and, 379, 380f clear cell, 403–404 Actinomyces israelii, 503–504 Pap smears for, 375 glassy cell, 403–404, 404f Actinomycosis, 503–504 reactive endocervical cells and, 379–380, of vulva, 164–165, 165f Active thrombosis, 1191–1193 380f–381f Adhesions Acute atherosis, 1154–1155 stratified type of, 388 fallopian tubes and, 731, 734f Acute catastrophic demise, 1183–1189 subtle variants of, 388 of ovary, 762–763, 763f amniotic fluid embolism and, 1188 subtypes of, 385–388 Adipose tissue, 520, 520f placental abruption and, 1184–1185, superficial, 388 Adnexal gland 1186f at transformation zone, 386f benign tumors of, 102t, 106–111 ruptured vasa previa and, 1185–1187, tubal subtype of, 387–388 carcinomas of, 172 1187f Adenocarcinomas arising in diverticula, 177 Paget disease with, 168f
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