Synchronous oligometastases in cervical cancer: a case report

IF 0.1 Q4 OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY
BT Guzha, N. Ngxola, T. Adams, L. Rogers, N. Mbatani, H-T Wu, N. Fakie, V. Muzenda, L. Denny
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Incidence and mortality of cervical cancer in South Africa is still very high and 4-6% of women present with FIGO stage IVB disease. However, the management of oligometastatic cervical cancer is not well decribed in literature. Treatment of stage IVB cervical cancer is individualised, but it mainly involves palliative systemic chemotherapy with a median survival time of about ten months. There is a growing body of evidence showing that in women with low volume oligometastatic disease, curative doses of radiation therapy to the pelvis and metastatic sites with or without chemotherapy can prolong survival significantly. Since South Africa is one of the few countries in Africa with functional chemoradiation therapy facilities, there is a need to review this evidence and see if the standard of care has to be changed in women with oligometastatic cervical cancer.
癌症子宫颈同步少转移1例报告
南非癌症的发病率和死亡率仍然很高,有4-6%的妇女患有FIGO IVB期疾病。然而,文献中对少转移性癌症的治疗并没有很好的描述。IVB期癌症的治疗是个体化的,但主要包括姑息性全身化疗,中位生存时间约为10个月。越来越多的证据表明,在患有低容量少转移性疾病的女性中,对骨盆和转移部位进行治疗剂量的放射治疗,无论是否进行化疗,都可以显著延长生存期。由于南非是非洲为数不多的拥有功能性放化疗设施的国家之一,因此有必要审查这一证据,看看是否必须改变癌症少转移性宫颈癌患者的护理标准。
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