Contact bleeding is seen in all EXCEPT: (A) Cervical cancer, (B) Erosion of the cervical mucous, (C) Contact ulcer of the cervix, (D) Mucinous cyst of the overy
Answer is D. (Mucinous cyst of ovary): (575- Shows 15th edition)Contact bleeding (Bleeds on touch) is seen in* Cervical cancer* Erosion of the cervical mucous* Contact ulcer of the cervixMucinous cvstadenoma of the ovary - multiloculated cysts lined by epithelium resembling the endocervix* Mucinous ovarian cyst is often unilateral* Bilateral tumours are often metastatic from the GIT mainly mucocele of appendix or primary adenocarcinoma of appendix* Common in age between 30 and 60 years* If the tumour ruptures it may lead to formation of pseudomyxoma peritonei and the viscera shows extensive adhesions