Match each gynecologic malignancy with its most characteristic primary route of spread or classic pattern of metastasis.
- Gestational choriocarcinomaEarly hematogenous dissemination, most commonly to the pulmonary parenchyma
- Epithelial ovarian carcinomaExfoliation of malignant cells leading to diffuse transcoelomic seeding and omental caking
- Vulvar squamous cell carcinomaPredictable, step-wise lymphatic spread initially to the superficial inguinal nodes
- Cervical squamous cell carcinomaDirect local extension to the parametrium and upper vagina, frequently causing bilateral ureteral obstruction
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Gestational choriocarcinoma matches with hematogenous dissemination to the lungs; epithelial ovarian carcinoma matches with transcoelomic seeding and omental caking; vulvar squamous cell carcinoma matches with lymphatic spread to superficial inguinal nodes; cervical squamous cell carcinoma matches with direct extension to the parametrium.
Each major gynecologic malignancy possesses a characteristic initial route of spread that dictates its staging, clinical presentation, and primary cause of morbidity. Choriocarcinoma is highly vascular and spreads hematogenously to the lungs; epithelial ovarian cancer exfoliates into the abdomen spreading transcoelomically; vulvar cancer spreads lymphatically to the inguinal nodes; and cervical cancer spreads locally via direct extension to the parametria.
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Metastatic pathways of gynecologic malignancies