Pathology of the ovaries Crossword

substance that stimulates the development of male characteristics, such as the hormones testosterone and androsterone
small endocrine structure that develops within a ruptured ovarian follicle and secretes progesterone and estrogen
malignant tumor that forms cysts
benign adenoma containing cysts
benign tumor composed of hair, muscle, teeth, and fat
condition that occurs when functioning endometrial tissue invades other sites outside the uterus
the female hormone produced by the ovary
benign cyst within the ovary that may occur and disappear on a cyclic basis
results from the normal function of the ovary
malignant tumor of the ovary with multilocular cysts
benign tumor of the ovary that contains thin-walled multilocular cysts
malignant tumor of the ovary that may spread beyond the ovary and metastasize to other organs via the peritoneal channels
partial or complete rotation of the ovarian pedicle on its axis
cystic structure that lies adjacent to the ovary
Endocrine disorder associated with chronic anovulation
peak-systolic velocity minus end-diastolic velocity divided by the mean velocity
peak-systolic velocity minus the end-diastolic velocity divided by the peak-systolic velocity
most common type of ovarian carcinoma; may be bilateral with multilocular cysts
second most common benign tumor of the ovary; unilocular or multilocular
smooth, well-defined cystic structure that is filled completely with fluid
gynecologic tumors that arise from the surface epithelium and cover the ovary and the underlying stroma
multilocular cysts that occur in patients with hyperstimulation (hydatidiform mole and infertility patients)