This is common anomaly in female, a condition consist of paired uterine horns extending to the uterine tube

Abnormal uterus that is divided into two separate halves at the upper end.

Occurs when the uterine activity is elongated and has a single uterine tube emerging from it.

A rare congenital anomaly with complete duplication of the uterus, cervix and vigina

Is a bacterial inflammation of a female genitalia system that is most often caused by gonococcus straphylococcus and streptococcus bacteria

Inflammation of the breast is most often cause by S. Aureus bacteria

It usually occurs in breast of lactating women through cracks in skin surrounding the nipples

This occurs as part of the normal menstrual cycle which may increase in size and cause pelvic discomfort or abnormal pressure in urine bladder

Consist of enlarged ovaries containing multiple small cyst

This is often associated with a fairly rare disease known as “Stein Leventhal Syndrome” in which there is endocrine abnormality inhibiting maturation and release of ovarian follicles

The most common type of germ cell tumor containing mature tissue

They often contain hair, thyroid tissue, keratin, sebaceous and occasionally teeth

A common malignancy cause by abnormal growth pattern of epithelial cell around the neck of uterus

Research indicates that the history of multiple sexual partner or sexually transmitted infections predisposes a female to this disease

Benign solid masses of the uterus that develops from an overgrowth of the uterine smooth muscle tissue

Presents in female aged 20 and most common benign tumors of female genital system

Occurs mainly postmenopausal women and increasing in incidence with age that is due to hormonal changes and even to nulliparous women

Most common benign tumor of the breast formed by an overgrowth of fibrous and glandular tissue located in the upper, outer quadrant of breast

This condition may be unilateral, however it is most frequently bilateral, with various sized cyst located throughout the breast

It is believed to result from fluctuations in the hormone level during the menstrual cycle.

Occurs when too little amniotic fluid is present

Occur when excess amniotic fluid

Refers to the development of an embryo outside the uterine cavity and occur in approximately 1% of all pregnancy

Common in females who have had pelvic inflammatory disease and/or have a partial obstruction of the uterine tube

A condition in which placenta develops in the lower half of the uterus and encroaches on the partially completely covers the internal cervical os.

A normally implanted placenta that prematurely separate from the uterus

A common benign enlargement of the prostate gland caused by the development of the discrete nodules within the organ

Males over age 50 years development small multiple calcification within the prostate known as prostatic calculi

This neoplasm is testosterone dependent so that the testes are often removed

The most common sign and symptom is an enlargement or palpable hardness of the testis.

Arises from seminiferous tubules; grow rapidly but tend to remain localized for a fairly long time before metastasizing

Radiosensitive; Malignant neoplasm of the testis

Arises from primitive germ cell; composed of various cell type such as connective tissue, muscle, and thyroid glandular tissue

Smaller in size than seminoma; however they are very invasive and metastasize fairly quickly

Very small and aggressive neoplasm; often nonpalpable and metastasize very early

Inflammation of epididymis and testis

The accumulation of watery liquid in sacs, usually the sac surrounding the testes

Characterized by painless enlargement of the scrotum

A cystic swelling in the scrotum containing sperm

The cysts arises from the epididymis and can be felt as a lamp above the testis

Needle aspiration of the cyst reveals a milky opalescent fluid containing sperm