Epithelial ovarian cancer clinical.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 Epithelial ovarian cancer clinical [Abstract] epithelial ovarian cancer is the most common group of ovarian tumors, derived from the ovarian germinal epithelium. There to the characteristics of renal tubular differentiation. Tumor volume is often large, mostly cystic, single room or multiple rooms. The histological classification: 1. Serous ovarian tumors, 2. Ovarian mucinous tumors, 3. Ovarian endometrioid tumors, 4. Fibroepithelial tumors or ovarian tumor Bole Na, 5. Mixed epithelial tumors, 6. Can not be classified in epithelial tumors, 7. Undifferentiated carcinoma. Various types of tumors have a benign, borderline and malignant points. [Keywords:] ovarian cancer treatment results of laparoscopic [Clinical Data] Our hospital in June 2003 ~ December 2007 specimen of ovarian tissue and tumor resection in 93 cases, of which 13 cases of normal ovarian tissue, benign ovarian epithelial tumors, 20 cases of borderline epithelial tumors in 20 cases, 40 cases of malignancy, all cases were confirmed by pathology. [Clinical manifestations] 1. Symptoms (1) benign tumors and early cancers often asymptomatic. (2), gastrointestinal symptoms: the larger tumors or advanced cancer may have indigestion, constipation, nausea, diarrhea and abdominal discomfort, abdominal distension gradually appear. (3) abdominal mass: a cystic-based, medium size, there are also larger, unilateral or bilateral. Benign surface often smooth, rugged surface of malignant. Fixed. (4) symptoms of oppression: the larger tumor compression can cause lower extremity edema, urinary retention, dysuria, ascites can produce a corresponding compression symptoms such as shortness of breath, palpitations, epigastric fullness. (5) abdominal pain: when the tumor hemorrhage, necrosis, rupture, infection can cause abdominal pain. With torsion can produce acute abdominal pain. Malignancies violation of pelvic wall,