Ovarian Cancer Research Review, Issue 46
In this issue:
Benefits to BSO in BRCA1/2 carriers with a history of breast cancer
Impact of lymphadenectomy rates in early ovarian cancer
Robotic secondary cytoreduction is feasible for isolated recurrent ovarian cancer
Is HIPEC during cytoreductive surgery beneficial for advanced-stage disease?
Management paradigms and outcomes in patients with O-NEC
Olaparib maintenance for non-germline BRCA mutated relapsed disease
Surgical complexity does not impact outcomes in newly diagnosed patients
ADNEX model may aid in early detection of malignant adnexal masses
Indocyanine green as a tracer for SLN biopsy
Neoadjuvant chemotherapy enables delayed surgery in some patients with relapsed disease
Expert contributor
Dr Rhett Morton
Dr Rhett Morton is a sub-specialist Gynaecological Oncologist based in Brisbane at the Mater public and Wesley private hospitals. He is a senior lecturer at University of Queensland Centre for Clinical Research and has interests in regional and global health equity, surgical training and observational research methodology.
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