Patient's question:
The patient is 54 years old and was admitted to the hospital on November 27, 2013, for examination due to the discovery of a pelvic mass. Preoperative CA125 was 111.4.Doctor's answer:
The current protocol is the internationally recognized first-line treatment for ovarian cancer, and there is no better option available at present. The most important thing now is timely and adequate chemotherapy, which could be considered for six cycles. Everything else is less important.Due to the pathology findings, it is classified as endometriosis malignancy. Most such tumors are detected early, and the likelihood of liver metastasis is relatively low. However, it is best to consult with experts at a higher level regarding the imaging results. Since the determination of the number of chemotherapy cycles is involved, it is crucial to clarify as soon as possible whether there is evidence of metastasis.