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Does Secondary Suregery for Recurrene of Ovarian c ...
Does Secondary Suregery for Recurrene of Ovarian cancer Add Survival Benefit
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In this video, a surgeon discusses the role of surgery in the treatment of ovarian cancer. The surgeon explains that surgery is crucial in the initial treatment to remove tumors and improve patient function. However, there can be risks and complications associated with surgery, so careful consideration and discussion within a multidisciplinary team is important. The surgeon also discusses studies that compare neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by surgery to primary debulking surgery, showing that neoadjuvant chemotherapy can lead to better outcomes and reduced morbidity. The video also highlights a recent study that supports the use of secondary surgery for recurrence of ovarian cancer in selected patients. The surgeon concludes by emphasizing the importance of collaboration and thoughtful decision-making in ovarian cancer treatment. No credits were given in the video.
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Hennie Botha
April 2022
Keywords
surgeon
surgery
ovarian cancer
neoadjuvant chemotherapy
recurrence
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