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Supervised by :
Dr. Hesty Duhita Permata, Sp.OG
Presented by :
Hasanah Suci Indriani
INTRODUCTION
The patient usually has non-specific
Ovarian masses are a frequent symptoms and appears well.
finding in general gynecology. An
ovarian cyst is a sac or pouch filled Symptoms may include abdominal
with fluid or other tissue that forms pain, bloating, changes in bowel
in or on an ovary. habits, urinary symptoms and pelvic
symptoms.
Ovarian If not treated immediately can spread to the area
Primary
around the ovaries or turned into malignant cells
Cysts will be difficult to be cured and can caused
Infertility
Etiology Female factor ( Ovulation disorders, Tuba and Primary infertility is a condition
of pelvic factors, and uterine disorders )
where a couple, who have had no
Infertility previous pregnancies, are unable
to conceive.
Male factor ( Urogenital tract infection,
endocrin disorders, abnormalities of numbers,
motility, or sperm morphology )
CASE REPORT
Patient Identity
■ Name : Mrs. S
■ Date of birth /Age : 1st Oct 1983 / 35 years old
■ Address : Babakan Pangumbahan RT 01/19
■ Occupation : Housewife
■ Marital Status : Married
■ Religion : Moslem
■ Date of admission : 6th June 2018
■ Date of examination : 6th June 2018
History Taking - Chief Complaint
Obstetrical History
(-)
■ General condition : Midly ill appearance
Physical ■ Consciousness : Compos Mentis
Antropometric ■ Weight
■ Height
: 59 kg
: 160 cm
Status ■ BMI : 23,04 kg/m2
General Examination
Head : Normocephal
Face : Symmetry
Eyes : anemic conjunctiva -/-, icteric sclera -/- edema-/-
Neck : Lymph nodes are not enlarge, thyroid are not
enlarge
Cor and Pulmo : Within normal limits
General Examination
Abdomen
•Inspection : Convex, soft
•Auscultation : Bowel sound ( + ), normal
•Palpation : Palpable cystic at the left iliac region,
smooth surface
•Percussion : Dull at lower abdomen
•Extremities : Warm, edema - /-/-/-, Capillary refill
time <2 seconds.
•Reflex : Physiologic (+/+)
GYNECOLOGY EXAMINATION
Bimanual examination
Vulva and vagina : within normal limit
Portio : smooth surface Inspeculo :
Corpus uteri : no enlargement Fluxus -, flour albus +
OUE : closed Portio : Soft surface
Left and right adnexa : palpable cysts
mass, size 12x8,3 cm, not mobile,
smooth surface, tenderness -
Cavum doughlas : within normal limit
USG Examination
Uterus normal, EL +, mass cyst size 12 x 8,3 cm papil (-) septa (-)
Supporting Examination
Ca-125
Management
Check Ca-125
Planning for surgical management
Prognosis
Quo ad vitam : bonam
Quo ad functionam : bonam
Quo ad sanationam : dubia
WORKING DIAGNOSIS
Mrs. S, 35 years old with Ovarian cyst + Primary Infertility
CASE ANALYSIS
DEFINITONS
Ovarian Cyst
An ovarian cyst is a sac or pouch filled with fluid or other tissue that
forms in or on an ovary.
Primary Infertility
✔️
• Female, 35 years old Age factor : Ovarian cysts often occur in women
of reproductive age
• History of familiy denied Genetic factor : Family history is an important
✔️
married for 10 years, she said that want to Environmental factor : Stress and lack of activity
have child and thinking about it every day or exercise can trigger a disease.
✔️
Female factor ( Ovulation disorders, Tuba and
pelvic factors,uterine disorders, and stress )
✔️
There are commonly increased frequency
of micturition,gastrointestinal symptoms
and a dull pain in the lower abdomen.
✔️
Consideration of surgery should be Women with a greater potetential for
made because the cyst does not malignancy are best managed by
meet the criteria for conservative laparotomy with midline vertical incision.
management and the value of Ca- The provides surgical field large for
125 is 460,6 U/mL it can be oophorectomy or cysts enucleation
possible that the mass in the ovaries without tumor rupture and for surgical
of this patient is malignant. staging if malignancy is found
✔️
Primary Infertility Infertility is defined as the inability to
conceive after 1 year of unprotected
intercourse of reseanable frequency.
DISCUSSION
What Is The Planning Management Of This
Patient ?
■ The most important is reducing disability and rehabilitation so that ovarian cyst
patients do their activities again. Rehabilitation efforts are done with moral support
from the people closest to patients with postoperative ovarian cysts because the
patient will lose self-esteem as a woman. There is a relationship between the
support of the husband with the stress level of the wife (Women) who suffer from
ovarian cysts.
■ If the patient haven't been through the menopause, the surgeon will try to preserve
as much of reproductive system. It's often possible to just remove the cyst and
leave both ovaries intact, which means patient’s fertility should be largely
unaffected.
■ If one of ovaries needs to be removed, the remaining ovary will still release
hormones and eggs as usual.
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