American journal of obstetrics and gynecology · 2007
First epidemiological data from the French Trophoblastic Disease Reference Center.
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Golfier François, Raudrant Daniel, Frappart Lucien, Mathian Bruno, Guastalla Jean-Paul, Trillet-Lenoir Véronique, Vaudoyer Fabien, Hajri Touria, Schott Anne-Marie
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: The objective of the study was to describe women registered at the new French Trophoblastic Disease Reference Center and particularly the rates of gestational trophoblastic neoplasia (GTN) after molar pregnancies.
STUDY DESIGN: Epidemiological data from a prospective cohort of women registered between November 1999 and November 2004 were analyzed.
RESULTS: Four hundred forty-eight women were registered. The referent pathologist reclassified 32% and 5% of assumed partial mole (PM) and complete mole (CM), respectively. GTN developed in 30 of 212 patients with singleton CM (14%) and in 5 of 108 with singleton PM (5%). Among 131 patients with GTN (35 women followed up after registration for a mole and 96 registered for a GTN), 115 (88%) were low-risk and 16 (12%) were high-risk patients according to 2000 International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) scoring system.
CONCLUSION: Creation of trophoblastic disease reference centers is desirable to improve treatment of patients. Our results will have to be compared with future publications based on the new 2000 FIGO oncology committee recommendations.
STUDY DESIGN: Epidemiological data from a prospective cohort of women registered between November 1999 and November 2004 were analyzed.
RESULTS: Four hundred forty-eight women were registered. The referent pathologist reclassified 32% and 5% of assumed partial mole (PM) and complete mole (CM), respectively. GTN developed in 30 of 212 patients with singleton CM (14%) and in 5 of 108 with singleton PM (5%). Among 131 patients with GTN (35 women followed up after registration for a mole and 96 registered for a GTN), 115 (88%) were low-risk and 16 (12%) were high-risk patients according to 2000 International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) scoring system.
CONCLUSION: Creation of trophoblastic disease reference centers is desirable to improve treatment of patients. Our results will have to be compared with future publications based on the new 2000 FIGO oncology committee recommendations.