Published in Gynecologic oncology
Epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC) is a heterogeneous disease with a major heritable component. The different histotypes of invasive disease - high grade serous, clear cell, endometrioid and mucinous - are associated with different underlying genetic susceptibility and epidemiological and lifestyle risk factors, all of which contribute to the differen...
Published in Gynecologic oncology
Same-day discharge after laparoscopic radical hysterectomy for cervix cancer is safe, with a low risk of post-operative morbidity and hospital readmission.
Published in Gynecologic oncology
Recognition of the distinct genetic basis for a group of these tumors improves precise classification in difficult cases and promotes mutation-based screening and early detection.
Published in Gynecologic oncology
Published in Gynecologic oncology
Our findings are inconclusive as to the possible effect of metformin on the prognosis of endometrioid EC in women with T2D. However, use of metformin may reduce mortality from other causes.
Published in Gynecologic oncology
The findings of the current study provide further evidence at a molecular level that the fallopian tube is likely the cellular source of LGSC. This finding may enable new prevention strategies, improve early detection, and allow novel therapies to be tested.
Published in Gynecologic oncology
Lymphatic assessment using SLN mapping followed by selective FS to determine need for PLND is feasible. When compared to the NCCN algorithm, this novel "Reflex Frozen Section" strategy eliminates PLND in patients at lowest risk for metastasis without compromising identification of metastatic nodal disease.
Published in Gynecologic oncology
Our study suggests that taxane/platinum doublet may be a more effective chemotherapy regimen compared to other regimens among women with recurrent uterine carcinosarcoma, especially for those who had a disease-free interval of ≥6months.
Published in Gynecologic oncology
CRP serum levels independently predicted the presence of BTO and EOC in patients with suspicious adnexal masses. CRP serum levels seem to be of additional value to CA-125 in the preoperative differential diagnosis of adnexal masses and might be particularly in combination with CA-125 clinically useful.
Published in Gynecologic oncology
The incidence rate of PIF among patients who received RT for locally advanced cervical cancer was 15.8%. The principal predisposing factors for post-radiation PIF were postmenopausal state, rheumatoid arthritis, and HDR-ICBT use. Active interventions, including bone density screening followed by medication, should be considered during the early sta...
