Has a relatively consistent view that the majority of Ⅰ and Ⅱ stage endometrial cancer cured through surgery. For G1 Ⅰ a period of uterine cancer through the entire two-plus annex with cured. Ⅰ
The prognosis depends on the impact of various factors.
The adenomatous hyperplasia, or 0 in the treatment of patients depend on the age and fertility requirements. The request to retain the age of fertility patients, in recent years has proved that through the resumption of ovulation, so that reversal for the secretion of endometrial lesions period will disappear. However, due to risk factors may still exist, so these women should conduct regular follow-up. For beyond childbearing age to the adenomatous hyperplasia, hysterectomy is the preferred therapy.
(1) treatment
Has a relatively consistent view that the majority of Ⅰ and Ⅱ stage endometrial cancer cured through surgery. For G1 Ⅰ a period of uterine cancer through the entire two-plus annex with cured. Ⅰ period poorly differentiated cancer (G2 and G3) to increase bilateral hysterectomy and removal of the annex to the effect of radiotherapy is better than surgery alone. When the uterine cavity diameter> 10 cm, this combination therapy also suitable.
Ⅱ stage endometrial cancer and cervical cancer treatment for that trip extensive hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node dissection. However, today reported the best results is through in vitro and brachytherapy hysterectomy later, the comprehensive treatment. This may be due to Palace of cancer than the general development of the slow, the majority of lesions confined to the uterus, even if Gongpang and may be transferred to the pelvic lymph nodes, radiation therapy before operation is expected to kill cancer and to reduce the Palace of the Ministry of cancer, Even then extensive surgery can not cure; the other hand, the Palace of the majority of cancer patients have Nianguobanbai, many are obese, and have important medical complications such as diabetes, hypertension and other inappropriate to hysterectomy and the wider region Resection of lymph nodes, the preoperative radiotherapy combined with its support effectiveness.
Jul 26, 2008
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