S. Yeoh, B. Simcock, Carrie R. Innes, J. Mclachlan, Dianne Harker, P. Sykes
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Trends in the overall survival rates in women with advanced ovarian cancer in a single tertiary centre in New Zealand
Survival rates for women diagnosed with ovarian cancer are much poorer than other gynaecological cancers and greatly depend on stage at diagnosis. A recent publication showed that unlike some other developed countries, there has been no improvement in the five‐year survival rate for those diagnosed with ovarian cancer in New Zealand.