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(Fwd) Endometrial carcinomaFrom: Dr Paul-Andre Latulippe (andrelat@ivic.qc.ca)Mon Apr 21 17:00:16 1997
>Forwarded message: >To: gynelist@gyneweb.fr >Subject: Endometrial carcinoma >Date: Thu, 17 Apr 1997 21:02:34 Dear colisters I would like to have your opinion concerning two cases of endometrial neoplasy. In the two cases the diagnosis was made with directed biopsies during hysteroscopy: 1)Simple and complex endometrial hyperplasia with rare sites suspected of intramucous adenocarcinomatous transformation 2)endometrial adenocarcinomatous transformation You have to know that one of these patients was very fat (5"1" and 308 lbs) Question: In cancer stade 1A,G1 the peritoneal cytology and the study of the lymphatics nodes are they necessary? If you obtain a positive peritoneal cytology, will this change your therapeutic conduct? Thank you
-- Paul-Andre Latulippe Victoriaville,Quebec andrelat@ivic.qc.ca
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