Akusherstvo i ginekologiia · 2013
[Lymph node metastases and disease-free survival in cervical cancer patients].
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Kornovski Y, Ismail E, Slavchev S
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OBJECTIVE: To establish the prognostic significance of lymph node metastases (LNM) in terms of disease-free survival and incidence rate and localization of relapses.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 296 patients with invasive cervical cancer FIGO staged: IB1-110; IB2-98 and IIB-86 had been operated on between 2002-2011. Patients age ranges from 27 to 84 years, average 48 years. Follow-up period was estimated from the date of registration until September 2011 or until the occurrance of relapse. (2-96, average 45 months). 294 patients were submitted to pelvic lymphadenectomy and paraaortic lymphadenectomy was optional.
RESULTS: We presented the relationships between number of LNM, incidence rate of LNM, macro- and micro- LNM and incidence rate and localization of local and distant relapses.
CONCLUSION: Lymph node macrometastases leads to significantly higher incidence rate of relapses outside true pelvis in comparison to lymph node micrometastases.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: 296 patients with invasive cervical cancer FIGO staged: IB1-110; IB2-98 and IIB-86 had been operated on between 2002-2011. Patients age ranges from 27 to 84 years, average 48 years. Follow-up period was estimated from the date of registration until September 2011 or until the occurrance of relapse. (2-96, average 45 months). 294 patients were submitted to pelvic lymphadenectomy and paraaortic lymphadenectomy was optional.
RESULTS: We presented the relationships between number of LNM, incidence rate of LNM, macro- and micro- LNM and incidence rate and localization of local and distant relapses.
CONCLUSION: Lymph node macrometastases leads to significantly higher incidence rate of relapses outside true pelvis in comparison to lymph node micrometastases.