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Scope and limitations of intraoperative cytological methods of diagnosis of ovarian tumors. [PDF]
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Associations between Parity, History of Breastfeeding, and T-cell Profile of Ovarian Tumors. [PDF]
Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers PrevMongiovi JM +13 more
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TCR and BCR repertoire analysis reveals distinct signatures between benign and malignant ovarian tumors. [PDF]
Front OncolWang Z +8 more
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Tumor recurrence risk following different COS regimens in infertile women with borderline ovarian tumors: impact on IVF outcomes. [PDF]
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1988
AbstractThirty‐eight women were operated for an ovarian tumor diagnosed during pregnancy, with an incidence of 1/2328 deliveries. The diameter of all tumors was above 5 cm. Of the 31 women operated before delivery, seven were untreated and 24 received supportive progestational therapy.
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AbstractThirty‐eight women were operated for an ovarian tumor diagnosed during pregnancy, with an incidence of 1/2328 deliveries. The diameter of all tumors was above 5 cm. Of the 31 women operated before delivery, seven were untreated and 24 received supportive progestational therapy.
M, Ashkenazy +4 more
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1962
Abstract 1. 1. All previously reported cases of primary melanoma of the ovary are reviewed. 2. 2. A cystic ovarian teratoma is reported in which a pigmented component produced the predominant clinical and pathologic findings. In contrast to all other such neoplasms reported in the literature, this lesion is apparently benign. 3. 3.
J F, AFONSO +3 more
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Abstract 1. 1. All previously reported cases of primary melanoma of the ovary are reviewed. 2. 2. A cystic ovarian teratoma is reported in which a pigmented component produced the predominant clinical and pathologic findings. In contrast to all other such neoplasms reported in the literature, this lesion is apparently benign. 3. 3.
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Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 1984
Abstract. The results of 90 pregnancies complicated by an ovarian tumor are analysed. On this basis it seems advisable to follow a ‘wait‐and‐see’ policy until the 16th week. Tumors persisting into the second trimester can best be extirpated between the 16th and 20th week.
A P, Struyk, P E, Treffers
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Abstract. The results of 90 pregnancies complicated by an ovarian tumor are analysed. On this basis it seems advisable to follow a ‘wait‐and‐see’ policy until the 16th week. Tumors persisting into the second trimester can best be extirpated between the 16th and 20th week.
A P, Struyk, P E, Treffers
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Southern Medical Journal, 1988
Ovarian tumors in the pediatric age group, although rare, can be malignant and lethal; the most common is the germ cell tumor. Operation and chemotherapy with multiple drugs is recommended to improve survival. For children with benign ovarian tumors, preservation of ovarian tissue should be a priority.
P W, Cronen, H S, Nagaraj
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Ovarian tumors in the pediatric age group, although rare, can be malignant and lethal; the most common is the germ cell tumor. Operation and chemotherapy with multiple drugs is recommended to improve survival. For children with benign ovarian tumors, preservation of ovarian tissue should be a priority.
P W, Cronen, H S, Nagaraj
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