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Neoplasm
Abnormal
Menstrual
Cycle
Infertility
Gonorrhea
Menstruation
Cervix
Infection
Congenital
infection
Sperm Analysis
Abnormal uterine
bleeding
Toxoplasmosis
Trichomoniasis
Candidiasis
Rubella
Uterine Corpus
Endometriosis
Polycystic ovarian
syndrome
Bacterial Vaginosis
PID
CMV
Syphilis
Amenorrhea
Ovarium
menopause
Woman Fertility
Test
Condiloma
acuminata
Bartholin abscess
Varicella
NEOPLASM
Neoplasma
Abnormal, excessive growth of tissue
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Common
symptoms:
Malignant
Vs
Solid
Benign
Vs
Abnormal
bleeding
(myoma,ovarian
cyst)
Cystic
Pelvic mass
Vulvovaginal
symptoms
Malignant tumor
Cervix:
Classification
lower
1/3 of Benign tumor
Leiomyoma (myoma)
uterus;
at and Malignant tumor
A. Carcinoma of the
below
cervix
level of
1. Squamous cell
internal
carcinoma 91 %
cervical
2. Adenocarcinoma
os
3. Adenosquamous
carcinoma
4. Adenoacanthoma
B. Sarcoma ( very
rare)
Risk Factors
HPV infection:
type 16, 18, 45 and 56
Sexual factor:
early marriage,
young age of first
coitus
multiple sexual
partners
Cigarette smoking
Socio economic
status, Parity, Race
FAKTOR RISIKO
a. Menikah/ memulai aktivitas seksual pada usia muda (kurang
20 tahun)
b. Berganti ganti pasanan seksual.
c. Berhubungan seks dengan laki laki yang berganti ganti
pasangan
d. Riwayat infeksi di daerah kelamin atau radang panggul
e. Perempuan yang melahirkan banyak anak
f. Perempuan perkokok(2,5x lebih tinggi)
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Dysplasia : loss of the normal
cytoplasmic
differentiation
or
maturation of cervical epithelium.
The area of development of
dysplasia and SCC is at the junction
of the squamous and columnar
epithelia (transformation zone)
This area is most susceptible to viral
infection.
Responds to changes in vaginal pH
due to fluctuating estrogen levels.
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Exert pressure
obstipasi, anuria
hydronephrosis renal failure uremia
Infection
Physical signs
Nodule, ulcer, exuberant erosion of the cervix
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Prevention
Primary prevention: healthy lifestyles and vaccination
against HPV(quadrivalent vaccine - genotypes 6, 11, 16
&18 ; bivalent vaccine - genotypes 16 &18)
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Exception....
DISCONTINUE
ACOG guideline 2008
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Summary Recommendation
Keluhan
Lesi anatomis
Rekomendasi
skrining
IVA
PAP SMEAR
Biopsi
Perform a Pap smear when the patient is in the proliferative phase (in the
week following cessation of menses).
The patient should avoid intercourse or intravaginal products for 24-48 hours
before the examination.
Use no lubricant prior to performing the Pap smear.
Technique:
1. Rotate the Ayers spatula through a 360-degree arc over the
squamocolumnar junction if visible.
2. Gently brush the spatula over the entire slide, taking care to avoid a thick
smear or shearing of cells by excessive pressure.
3. Collect the endocervical specimen using a cytobrush (about one full turn
with the brush mostly inside the cervix), or use a saline-moistened cotton
swab for pregnant women.
4. Apply this to the same slide using a rolling motion as noted in step 5.
5. Rapidly apply fixative to the slide. If using a spray, hold it about 10 inches
from the slide to avoid dispersing the cells.
6. Provide the cytologist with complete clinical information about the patient
including age, menopausal status, hormone use, history of radiation,
dysplasia, malignancy, etc.
Cervical dysplasia:
2015 UpToDate
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AAFP Guideline
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Terapi
Penjelasan
Krioterapi
elektrokauter
Histerektomi
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Benign tumor
Leiomyoma (myoma): most common tumor in the body (smooth
muscle cells)
Etiological factors: related to estrogen, three times more in black
often found in nulliparous
Type of Leiomyoma
1. Submucous : beneath
endometrium, if pedunculated
geburt myoma
2. Intramural/interstitial: within
uterine wall
3. Subserous/subperitoneal: at the
serosal surface or bulge outward
from myometriuml ; if
pedunculated : satelite myoma
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Influencing factors of
Myoma Uterine
SYMPTOMS
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SIGN
A palpable abdominal tumor :
arising from pelvis, well defined
margins , firm consistency, smooth
surface, mobile from side to side.
Pelvic examinationUterus
enlarged and irregular, hard
Diagnosis : Bimanual exam, USG,
hysteroscopy, Laparacospy
TREATMENT
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Benign Tumor
Small can be felt by bimanual, moile
Medium may have long pedicle and
rise out of pelvis
Benign mucinous cyst may be vary in
sixe
Pressure symptom
Endocrinopaties
Abnominal gross swelling
Malignant Tumor
Early detection would improve
prognosis, bimanual, USG or tumor
marker
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Ovarian
teratoma
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Menstrual cycle
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Image source:https://embryology.med.unsw.edu.au/
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FSH
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LH
In sexually-mature females, a surge of LH
triggers the completion of meiosis I of the
egg and its release (ovulation) in the
middle of the menstrual cycle;
stimulates the now-empty follicle to
develop into the corpus luteum, which
secretes progesterone during the latter half
of the menstrual cycle.
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Ovulasi
>> kadar
progesterone 2ng/ml
LH surge (dg
Tanda dan tes :
Radioimunoassay)
Rasa sakit di perut bawah (mid cycle
pain/mittleschmerz)
USG folikel >1,7 cm
Perubahan temperatur basal efek
termogenik progesteron
Perubahan lendir serviks
Uji membenang (spinnbarkeit): Fase
folikular : lendir kental, opak,
menjelang ovulasi encer, jernih,
mulur
Fern test : gambaran daun pakis
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Fertility Test
LH-FSH Ratio : the relative value of 2 gonadotropin hormone produce by
the pituitary gland in women
Luteinizing hormone (LH) and Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) stimulate
ovulation by working in different ways.
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Polyp
Coagulopathy
Adenomyosis
Ovulatory disorder
Malignancy and
hyperplasia
leiomyoma
Endometrial
iatrogenic
Polip
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Endocervical polip
Endometrial polip
Adenomyosis
Part of endometrial that penetrate to myometrium
Leiomyoma
Submucosal
SUbserosal
intramural
Coagulopathy
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Ovulatory disurbance
Endocrinopatie (PCOS, Hypotiroid, obesity, anorexia)
Extreme exercise, stress
endometrial
Endometrial inflammation
Endometrial infecton
Defisiensi endothelin-1, defisiensi Prostaglandin F2-alpha
Iatrogenic
Drugs : rifampicin, griseofulvin, trisiklik,
phenothiazine, anticoagulant, antiplatelet,
Infrequent bleeding
ACOG 2008
1. NSAID
improves platelet aggregation
increases uterine vasoconstriction.
NSAIDs are the first choice in the treatment of menorrhagia because they are well
tolerated and do not have the hormonal effects of oral contraceptives.
a. Mefenamic acid (Ponstel) 500 mg tid during the menstrual period.
b. Naproxen (Anaprox, Naprosyn) 500 mg loading dose, then 250 mg tid
during the
menstrual period.
c. Ibuprofen (Motrin, Nuprin) 400 mg tid during the menstrual period.
2. Ferrous gluconate 325 mg tid.
3. Patients with hypovolemia or a hemoglobin level below 7 g/dL should be
hospitalized for hormonal therapy and iron replacement.
Hormonal therapy: estrogen (Premarin) 25 mg IV q6h until bleeding stops.
Thereafter, oral contraceptive pills should be administered q6h x 7 days, then taper
slowly to one pill qd.
If bleeding continues, IV vasopressin (DDAVP) should be administered.
ACOG 2008
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ACOG 2008
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Dysmenorrhea
Dysmenorrhea refers to the symptom of painful menstruation. It can be
divided into 2 broad categories: primary (occurring in the absence of
pelvic pathology) and secondary (resulting from identifiable organic
diseases).
Primary
Usual duration of 48-72 hours (often starting several hours before or just
after the menstrual flow)
Cramping or laborlike pain
Background of constant lower abdominal pain, radiating to the back
or thigh
Often unremarkable pelvic examination findings (including rectal)
Current evidence suggests that the pathogenesis of primary dysmenorrhea is
due to prostaglandin F2 (PGF2), a potent myometrial stimulant and
vasoconstrictor, in the secretory endometrium.
The response to prostaglandin inhibitors in patients with dysmenorrhea supports
the assertion that dysmenorrhea is prostaglandin-mediated. Substantial
evidence attributes dysmenorrhea to prolonged uterine contractions and
decreased blood flow to the myometrium.
Secondary
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Drug Therapy
Dysmenorrhoea can be effectively treated by drugs that inhibit
prostaglandin synthesis and hence uterine contractility.
These drugs include aspirin, mefenamic acid, naproxen or ibuprofen.
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Endometriosis
An estrogen-dependent disease frequently resulting in substantial morbidity, severe pelvic
pain, multiple surgeries, and impaired fertility
Clinically defined as presence of endometrial-like tissue found outside uterus, resulting in
sustained inflammatory reaction
Pathophysiology
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Sign Symptom
Classic signs:
severe dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia,
chronic pelvic pain,
infertility
Dysmenorrhea
Heavy or irregular bleeding
Cylical/noncylical pelvic pain
Lower abdominal or back pain
Dyschezia, often with cycles of
diarrhea/constipation
Bloating, nausea, and vomiting
Inguinal pain
Dysuria
Dyspareunia with or without penetration
Nodules may be felt upon pelvic exam
Imaging may indicate pelvic mass/endometriomas
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Imaging studies
Transvaginal or endorectal USG may reveal US feature
varying from simple cyst to complex cyst with internal
echoes to solid masses, usually devoid of vascularity
CT may reveal endometrioma appearing as cystic
masses; however, apperance are non specific and
imaging modalities should not be relied upon on for
diagnosis
MRI : may detect even smallest lesion and distinguish
hemorragic signal of endometrial implant
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Endometriosis therapy
Medical Therapies
Gonadotropin-releasing
hormone agonists (GnRH),
oral contraceptives,
Danazol,
aromatase inhibitors,
Progestins
Surgical Intervention
Laparoscopy
Hysterectomy/Oophorecto
my/Salpingooophorectomy
Nonsurgical Therapies
Medical Therapies
Alternative Therapies
Endometriosis therapy
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Moderate-Severe Pain
NSAID
GnRH agonis
Oral contraceptive
Danazole
progestin
Aromatase inhibitor
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Endometriosis therapy
Oral contraceptive
Ready availability
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Endometriosis therapy
Progestins
Aromatase Inhibitor
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Endometriosis therapy
GnRH agonist
Danazol
Amenorrhea
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Secondary
Absence of menses for 6 month in a previous menstruating
female
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Menstrual period
exceeding 8 days inbleeding
duration on regular basis
Definisi heavy
menstrual
dkk
Prolonged menstrual
bleeding
Shortened menstrual
bleeding
Infrequent menstrual
bleeding
Less common than HMB, its important to make a distinction from HMB
given they may have different etiologies and respond to different
therapies
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term
Acute Abnormal Uterine
Bleeding
Precocious menstruation
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Diagnosis of
primary
amenorrhea
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Diagnosis of
secondary
amenorrhea
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Functional
hypothalamic
amenorrhea:
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Menopause
I. Definition
permanent cessation of menstrual periods, determined
retrospectively after a woman has experienced 12 months of
amenorrhea without any other obvious pathological or
physiological cause ; mean age 51,4 y.o
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II. Pathophysiology
The number of primordial follicle decline even before birth but
dramatic just before menopause.
Increase FSH, LH from about 10 years before menopause.
Close to menopause: There will be
-anovulation
-inadequate Leuteal phase decrease progesterone but not
estrogen level lead to DUB and endometrial Hyperplasia
- at menopause dramatic decrease of estrogenmenstruation
ceases and symptoms of menopause started.
But still ovarian stroma produce small androstenedione and
testosterone but, main postmenopausal astrogen is estrone
produced by Peripheral fat from adrenal androgen.
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3. Psychological changes
decreased level of
central
neurotransmitters
- Depression
- Irritability
- Anxiety
- Insomia
- lose of concentration
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4. Atrophic Changes
Vagina
*vaginitis due to thinning of epithelium, PH and lubrication.
*dysparnuedue to decrease vascularity and dryness
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Treatment:
Estrogen a minimum of 2mg of oestradiol is needed to
mantain bone mass and relief symptoms of menopause.
Women with uterus add progestin at last 10 days to
prevent endometrial Hyperplastic
Sequential Regimens - used in patient close to
menopause.
Oestrogen in the first of 28 day per pack
& Oestrogen & Progetin in 2nd 1/12 of 28 day pack.
Combined continuous therapy who has Progesterone
everyday is useful for women who are few years past
the menopause and who do not to have vaginal
bleeding.
There is evidence that increase risk of endometrial
cancer with sequential regimens for > 5 years while on
combined continuous regimens decrease risk of Cancer.
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Benefits of HRT:
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INFERTILITAS
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Infertility
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Infertilitas
failure of a couple to conceive after 12 months of regular intercourse
without use of contraception in women less than 35 years of age; and
after six months of regular intercourse without use of contraception in
women 35 years and older
40% faktor istri
40% faktor suami
20% pada keduanya
wanita: 35-60% faktor tuba & peritonium
10-25% kasus: Unexplained infertility
Faktor Suami
a. 35% : faktor sperma
-b. Gangguan transfortasi: Varikokel, prostatitis, Epididimitis, Orkhitis, kelainan
kongenital (Hipospadia, agenesis vas deferens, klinefelters syndrome,
Myotonic distrophy), kelainan hipotalamus-hipofisa
-c. Autoimunitas, Impotensi dan yang tak diketahui sebabnya.
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Faktor Istri:
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Infeksi
Gangguan ovulasi
Gangguan anatomi
Gangguan Ovulasi
Penuaan (usia)
POF
Polikistik Ovarii (PCOS)
Kelainan pada hipotalamushipofisis
Hiperprolaktin
Kelainan kongenital
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Analisa Sperma
ANALISA SPERMA
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C : bergerak ditempat
D : tidak bergerak
Teratozoospermia
Morfologi sperma normal < <30%
Astenozoospermia
oligoAstenoTeratozoospermia sindroma
OAT
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Definisi klinis
Terdapatnya
hiperandrogenemia yang
berhubungan dengan
anovulasi kronik pada wanita
tanpa adanya kelainan dasar
spesifik pada adrenal atau
kelenjar hipofisa
Gejala :
Siklus menstruasi yang iregular: oligomenore dan amenore
Hiperandrogen: hirsutisme, jerawat dan alopesia
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Source: http://www.pathophys.org/pcos/
Therapy
Lifestyle modification: may help
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attenuate
and reduce the long-term risk of
infertility, CVD and T2DM.
Anti-androgens (e.g.
spironolactone,finasteride,
flutamide): treatment of acne and
hirsutism.
Clomiphene
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Ovarian drilling involves the creation of ~10 perforations in the ovary using
either cautery or laser. The ablation of some of the ovarian theca is thought
to help induce ovulation by decreasing androgen production.
IVF involves the retrieval of oocytes from the ovaries and in vitro
combination with sperm to produce embryos. Viable embryos are then
transferred into the uterus. Women with PCOS have similar success and live
birth rates compared to women without PCOS.
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Fertility Test
LH-FSH Ratio : the relative value of 2 gonadotropin hormone produce by
the pituitary gland in women
Luteinizing hormone (LH) and Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) stimulate
ovulation by working in different ways.
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GYNECOLOGIC INFECTIONS
Cervicitis
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*Tidak mudah
membedakan servisitis
dari vaginitis
4 faktor risiko u/ prediksi
servisitis:
1.
2.
3.
4.
umur < 21 th
Lajang
CS > 1 org dlm 3 bln terakhir
CS dg pasangan baru dlm
3 bln terakhir
CERVICITIS GO
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ektoserviks: eritem/normal
Diagnosis:
Gram: pmn > 30; DGNI (+)
Kultur: Media Thayer Marthin
PCR
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Infeksi
Pertama:
Uretritis
Komplikasi Lokal:
-Tysonitis
-Parauretritis
-Littritis
-Cowperitis
Infeksi
pertama:
-Uretritis
-Servisitis
Komplikasi asenden :
-Prostatitis
-Vesikulitis
-Funikulitis
-Epididimitis
-Trigonitis
Ilmu Penyakit Kulit dan Kelamin FKUI
Komplikasi Lokal:
-Parauretritis
-Bartholinitis
Komplikasi
asenden :
-Salphingitis
-PID
CERVISITIS NON GO
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C. Trachomatis
immunofluoresence
dg antibodi
monoklonal
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Vaginitis
Penyebab umumnya: Trikomonas, Kandida, bakteri
anaerob keputihan tidak selalu ditularkan secara
seksual
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TRIKOMONIASIS/Vaginitis Trikomonal
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Definisi:
Diagnosa :
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KANDIDOSIS VULVOVAGINAL/
Vulvovaginitis kandidal
Definisi : infeksi vagina dan/atau vulva oleh kandida
khususnya C. albicans
Etiologi: Genus candida t/u C. albicans (80%)
kandida: kuman oportunis: di seluruh badan
Predisposisi: hormonal, DM, antibiotik, imunosupresi,
iritasi
Diagnosa :
Keluhan gatal/panas/iritasi, keputihan tak
bau/masam
* Dinding vagina &/vulva eritem/erosif
* Discar putih kadang disertai semacam sariawan
(thrush) berupa pseudomembran yg melekat pd
daerah erosif
Discar putih kental spt susu/keju, bisa banyak,
masam
Dinding vagina dijumpai gumpalan keju
* pH <= 4,5
Lab KOH 10% : pseudohifa
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Risk factors
Number of sexual partners
Age
15-25 years old w/ highest frequency
Symptomatic male partner
Previous PID
African American women
Clinical symptoms
Abdominal pain
Vaginal bleeding
Vaginal discharge
Dispareunia
Disuria/ureteritis
Physical exam:
Abdominal pain
Fever
Bimanual exam with CMT
or adnexal tenderness
Cervical discharge
Diagnosis
Pregnancy test
Cervical sample for GC/
Chlamydia
Pelvic ultrasound
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Ulkus Durum
Ulkus Mole
Chancroid / H. Ducreyi
Cenderung multiple
Dasar kotor, tampak
kemerahan hingga
nekrotik
Sifilis
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Peny. Infeksi sistemik & kronis
Transmisi:
* Kontak seksual
* Trans-Plasenta
Patogenesis: kontak langsung dari
lesi infeksius
treponema selaput lendir
kelenjar limfe pemb.darah
seluruh tubuh
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Sifilis Primer
ulkus di genital eksterna, 3
mgg setelak CS
tunggal/multipel, uk 1-2 cm
Papula erosi permukaan
tertutup krusta ulserasi
tepi meninggi & keras
ulkus durum
pembesaran lln. Inguinal
bilateral
sembuh spontan 4-6 mgg
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Sifilis sekunder
(3-4 mgg setelah ulkus durum)
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Sifilis Laten
Sifilis Tersier
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Sifilis Kongenital
Didapat dari Ibu dg Sifilis awal
Terjadi saat kehamilan > 4 bl (10 bl) < 4 bl sisitem imun blm berkembang penuh
Tidak pernah terjadi ulkus
Manifestasi klinis awal lebih berat dibanding sifilis dapatan
Sistem kardiovaskular sering terlibat
Dapat mengenai mata, telinga, hidung
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Sifilis
kongenital
lanjut: > 2 th
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Sklerosis
sabre
Neurosifilis
Gangguan
saraf pusat VIII
tuli
Keratitis
interstisialis,
Bilateral gigi
hutschinson
Gigi Mulberry
1. Lab
: medan gelap (dark field) sifilis primer
2. Antibodi serum : VDRL (1/16), TPHA S sekunder & tersier
Terapi
sifilis primer & sekunder
Benzatin penisilin G 2,4 juta IU, IM, ds tunggal
anak: 50.000 IU/kg , IM, ds tunggal
sifilis laten:
laten dini: Benzatin penisilin G 2,4 juta IU. IM, ds tunggal
laten lanjut: Benzatin penisilin G 2,4 juta IU, IM/mgg, 3 mgg
anak: 50.000 IU/kg,IM,ds tunggal
50.000 IU/kg,IM/mgg, 3 mgg
Sifilis terstier: Benzatin penisilin G 2,4 juta IU/mgg, 3 mgg
Tindak lanjut: ulang serologi, 6, 12, 24 bl
Tx. Berhasil jika titer turun 4 x
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Kondiloma Akuminata
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Termasuk dalam STD
Pria = Wanita
Penularan : kontak kulit
langsung
Etiologi : Human Papilloma
Virus (HPV) tipe 6,11,16,18,
30, 31, dsb
Virus DNA
Keluarga Papova
Predileksi :
Pria : perineum, sekitar anus,
sulkus koronarius, glans penis,
muara uretra eksterna, korpus
penis
Wanita : vulva, introitus vagina,
porsio uteri (<<), disertai fluor
albus, pada wanita hamil
pertumbuhan lebih cepat
Terapi
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Elektrokauterisasi
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Interferon
Injeksi IM atau intralesi atau topikal (cr)
Dosis : 4-6mU IM 3 kali seminggu, 6 mg atau 1-5mU IM, 6 mg
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Patologi
Abses Bartholini merupakan
polymikrobal infeksi
Neisseria gonorrhoeaea
yang paling umum
Jika tidak inflamasi
asimtomatik
Simtom: nyeri vulva,
dispareunia, kesulitan
berjalan/olah raga
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Penatalaksanaan
Asimtomatik tidak perlu terapi
Incisi dan drainase tx cepat & mudah
kemungkinan rekuren
WORD CATHETER
MARSUPIALIZATION
INCISI & DRAINASE
WORD CATHETER
Pembuatan 5 mm incisi pada
kista atau abses
Masukkan kateter Word dan
dikembangkan dengan 2-3 ml
saline selama 3-4 minggu
Jika tidak ada bukti infeksi
tidak perlu antibiotik
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Marsupialisasi
Membuka rongga tertutup mjd kantong
terbuka.
Untuk cegah kista berulang
Dengan lokal anestesi
Pembuatan insisi vertikal elips 1,5-3 cm
(sesuai garis Langer)
Cukup dalam sampai kulit vestibular
dinding kista
Pengeluaran isi kista dg sendok kuret
kecil sampai bersih
Dinding kista dijahit ke kulit vertibular
dengan jahitan interupted
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Kekambuhan
Pemasangan balon kateter Word (Kambuh 3-17%)
Marsupialisasi (Kambuh 10-24%)
Eksisi risiko perdarahan
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Patofisiologi
GO cepat menjadi abses keluar lewat
duktus tersumbat: abses membesar
Radang bisa berulang (68-75%)
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INFEKSI KONGENITAL
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Teratogen: TORCH
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TOXOPLASMOSIS
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Spiramycin: fetal
prophylaxis
Pyrimethamine folic
acid antagonist. Should
not be used in the first
trimester because it is
potentially teratogenic.
Folinic acid: to
counteract bone
marrow depression by
pyrimethamine
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Congenital Toxoplasmosis
Uptodate.com, medscape
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Rubella
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CMV
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Symptomatic CMV
infection
Seizures (4 to 11 percent)
Pneumonia (8 percent)
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Treatment
Once the diagnosis of congenital CMV infection
is confirmed, one option is pregnancy
termination.
A second proposed option: treatment of the
mother with antiviral agents (ganciclovir,
foscarnet, and cidofovir.)
These drugs are of moderate effectiveness in treating
CMV infection in the adult
Source;
http://www.peri
natology.com/e
xposures/Infecti
on/CMV/Cytom
egalovirus.htm#
DXMOTHER
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Limb Hipoplasia
Microcephaly
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Zooster Lesion
Hepatic calcification
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Management
Fetal Infection
Amniocentesis (culture or PCR of virus)
Fetal MRI : CNS
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Alhamdulillah