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Best of IGCS 2022 Annual Global Meeting
Plenary 05: Oral Abstract Presentations & Closing ...
Plenary 05: Oral Abstract Presentations & Closing Ceremony
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Dr. Irene Luong's presentation at the IGCS 2022 Annual Global Meeting focused on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on gynecological cancer surgery. The study, which included nearly 4,000 patients from 55 countries, examined the effects of the first wave of the pandemic. The primary outcome measured was COVID-related pulmonary complications, while the secondary outcome was 30-day mortality. The study revealed that one in five patients experienced changes in their management, with one in 13 patients not receiving the planned operation and one in nine patients experiencing a delay in their operation. Additionally, the research indicated that delays in treatment were associated with poorer outcomes. The study underscores the significance of international research collaborations and the need to prioritize high-risk patients during times of crisis. It provides important insights into the impact of the pandemic on gynecological cancer care and emphasizes the importance of continued research and preparedness for future healthcare emergencies. No credits were mentioned in the summary.
Keywords
Dr. Irene Luong
IGCS 2022 Annual Global Meeting
COVID-19 pandemic
gynecological cancer surgery
impact
study
patients
55 countries
first wave
COVID-related pulmonary complications
30-day mortality
changes in management
operation
delay in treatment
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