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Review : Management of Women with UPSC May 2009

A1pena
A1pena CSN Member Posts: 92
edited March 2014 in Uterine/Endometrial Cancer #1
Hi There,

I came across this review while doing research for my mom. I thought it was pretty interesting given that it discusses the research that has been done up to this point for UPSC and what they recommend as the first line of defense and for recurrence. It gets a little technical but thought it could be a good resource when discussion options with your docs.

http://www.sgo.org/assets/0/58/62/AA0E178A-8533-4BCE-A64D-54000F01A21B.pdf

Kind Regards,

Amanda
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  • upsofloating
    upsofloating CSN Member Posts: 466 Member
    #2
    Amanda
    Thanks for posting
    Amanda
    Thanks for posting this link. It was great to have up-to-date review plus bibliographic references. And, it opens up questions for my doc relative to my current treatment protocol. With such a rare form of disease, info is short on supply.
    Annette
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  • A1pena
    A1pena CSN Member Posts: 92
    #3
    upsofloating said:

    Amanda
    Thanks for posting
    Amanda
    Thanks for posting this link. It was great to have up-to-date review plus bibliographic references. And, it opens up questions for my doc relative to my current treatment protocol. With such a rare form of disease, info is short on supply.
    Annette

    I know what you mean!
    Its so hard to find recent information! and sometimes when I do, I'm not sure I want to read it. The good thing is that it sounds like most everyone in this boat is receiveing the kind of treatments listed in the review.


    Kind Regards,

    Amanda
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  • Ro10
    Ro10 CSN Member Posts: 1,561 Member
    #4
    A1pena said:

    I know what you mean!
    Its so hard to find recent information! and sometimes when I do, I'm not sure I want to read it. The good thing is that it sounds like most everyone in this boat is receiveing the kind of treatments listed in the review.


    Kind Regards,

    Amanda

    Amanda thanks for posting
    Interesting article. Thanks for sharing.
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  • SuziDezi
    SuziDezi CSN Member Posts: 25
    #5
    upsofloating said:

    Amanda
    Thanks for posting
    Amanda
    Thanks for posting this link. It was great to have up-to-date review plus bibliographic references. And, it opens up questions for my doc relative to my current treatment protocol. With such a rare form of disease, info is short on supply.
    Annette

    Thanks for sharing Amanda
    It is very helpful to have such a clear summary of recent thinking.
    Suze
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