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E-Poster viewings - 429 Vaginal cancer with uterine prolapse: a rare entity by Bouhani, M; Zemni, I; Bouraoui, I; Slimene, M; Ben Hassouna, J; Hechiche, M; Chargui, R; Rahal, K is a scholarly article available to read on EtoBox.
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beam radiotherapy if nodal status unknown and to consider vaginal brachytherapy if node negative. 5) For high risk to consider EBRT vs vaginal brachytherapy. Methods All stage I endometrial cancer patients registered to our institution from June 2015 to March 2018 were selected from database. Electronic record of case notes, histology, blood results, imaging results and multi-disciplinary team meeting outcomes were retrospectively reviewed. Results A total of 120 patients, age 32-88 years (median age 65 years). 113 patients underwent surgery (87 had TH + BSO and 26 had TH+BSO+lymphadenectomy). 7 patients were not fit for surgery and treated with hormone. Post op histology showed 76 patients G1, 20 patients G2 and 17 patients G3. 111 patients had FIGO IA and 2 patients had IB. 26 patients were given adjuvant radiotherapy (3 EBRT and 23 Brachytherapy). Conclusions Rate of adherence with BGSC guidelines for surgery and adjuvant radiotherapy were 90% and 88.5% respectively. Some grade changes between pre and post-op histology, findings in clinical examination and imaging were attributed to the main management reason to treat outside BGCS guidelines. Recurrent rate was 2.5%.
- Author
- Bouhani, M; Zemni, I; Bouraoui, I; Slimene, M; Ben Hassouna, J; Hechiche, M; Chargui, R; Rahal, K
- Publisher
- BMJ Publishing Group Ltd
- Published
- 2019
- Language
- EN