英文摘要 |
There is a consensus of evidence in the literature indicating that no residual tumor or optimal debulking at completion of cytoreductive surgery for advanced ovarian cancer, results in a better survival. Diaphragm involvement is very common in the majority of women with abdominal dissemination of ovarian cancer. Generally, lesion in this location is difficult to manage and a common justification for not achieving maximal tumor cytoreduction. In recent years, several efforts have been made by gynecologic oncologists to underline the role of diaphragmatic debulking and its survival advantages in these patients. The studies have demonstrated that diaphragmatic implants can be resected with various surgery techniques, such as stripping, coagulation, peritonectomy or muscle resection. Surgical procedure to remove diaphragmatic tumor increase the rate of complete and optimal debulking and correlate with improved survival compared to patients optimally debulked without diaphragmatic surgery performed. |