Cancer treatment and research communications · 2025
Evaluating the tozzi classification system in diaphragm surgeries for advanced ovarian cancer: Clinical applicability and perioperative outcomes.
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Vuppu Divya Panyam, Bhati Priya, Gupta Saumya, V S Sheejamol, Puthenveettil Nitu
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BACKGROUND: Over 70 % of advanced ovarian cancer cases involve metastasis to the peritoneum, diaphragm, and liver. Standardised diaphragm surgeries are vital for achieving complete cytoreduction and enhancing patient prognosis.
AIM: This study evaluates the clinical utility of Tozzi's classification for diaphragm surgeries and examines perioperative outcomes in advanced ovarian cancer debulking.
METHODS: Patients who underwent diaphragm surgery during cytoreductive procedures for ovarian cancer were classified using Tozzi's classification based on disease extent, and liver mobilisation and perioperative outcomes were analysed.
RESULTS: Among 38 patients (71 % stage III; 52.6 % interval surgeries), 39.4 % were Type I, 28.9 % Type II, and 31.5 % Type III. Ascites was more common in Type II (77.8 %, p = 0.04), while Type III had more imaging-detected lesions (83.3 %, p = 0.03). Type III surgeries required longer durations (405 ± 136 min, p = 0.04) and more intraoperative interventions (58.3 %, p = 0.01). ICU care was needed in 50 % of cases, with a median stay of two days, mainly for Type III. Pulmonary complications occurred in 10.5 %, and the median hospital stay was six days.
CONCLUSION: Tozzi's classification predicts surgical complexity and morbidity, particularly for Type III cases, aiding surgical planning and optimising patient outcomes.
AIM: This study evaluates the clinical utility of Tozzi's classification for diaphragm surgeries and examines perioperative outcomes in advanced ovarian cancer debulking.
METHODS: Patients who underwent diaphragm surgery during cytoreductive procedures for ovarian cancer were classified using Tozzi's classification based on disease extent, and liver mobilisation and perioperative outcomes were analysed.
RESULTS: Among 38 patients (71 % stage III; 52.6 % interval surgeries), 39.4 % were Type I, 28.9 % Type II, and 31.5 % Type III. Ascites was more common in Type II (77.8 %, p = 0.04), while Type III had more imaging-detected lesions (83.3 %, p = 0.03). Type III surgeries required longer durations (405 ± 136 min, p = 0.04) and more intraoperative interventions (58.3 %, p = 0.01). ICU care was needed in 50 % of cases, with a median stay of two days, mainly for Type III. Pulmonary complications occurred in 10.5 %, and the median hospital stay was six days.
CONCLUSION: Tozzi's classification predicts surgical complexity and morbidity, particularly for Type III cases, aiding surgical planning and optimising patient outcomes.