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A 24 year old women comes to office because of a painful lump in the genital area. She noticed it two days ago and it has grown and now causes pain with sitting and walking. She has had 6 sexual partners in last year and doesnt often used condoms. She is afebrile and vitals are good Physical exam shows on genital a painful tender flutuant right sided labial mass of 5 cm surrounded by erythema and edema. 1. What is the likely pathology occuring in this women? 2. What is the male homolog of the affected organ?

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The development of the reproductive system begins with the formation of undifferentiated gonads and the paired mesonephric and paramesonephric ducts.


1. A 24 year old women comes to office because of a painful lump in the genital area. She noticed it two days ago and it has grown and now causes pain with sitting and walking. She has had 6 sexual partners in last year and doesnt often used condoms. She is afebrile and vitals are good Physical exam shows on genital a painful tender flutuant right sided labial mass of 5 cm surrounded by erythema and edema. 1. What is the likely pathology occuring in this women? 2. What is the male homolog of the affected organ?





 
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