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Which gynaecological cancers are most likely to recur?
When a cancer returns after initial treatment, this is called a recurrence. Cancers that are diagnosed at a more advanced stage are more likely to recur,...
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An overview of rare gynaecological cancers
*A rare cancer is one that is diagnosed in less than 6 in 100,000 Australians per year. Less common cancers are defined as having an incidence...
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Secondary Cytoreduction for Ovarian Cancer
*Secondary cytoreduction for ovarian cancer has been hotly debated in the last year. Two large clinical trials, published only two years apart, came to contradicting conclusions....
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What surgery options are available for vaginal cancer?
Primary vaginal cancer is a rare form of cancer that starts in the vagina. Primary vaginal cancer is treated with either surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, or a...
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My thoughts on complementary cancer therapies
Patients can be overwhelmed by the huge offerings of complementary therapies available. I am commonly asked by cancer patients what options are available to help improve...
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Surgery Information
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Hormone replacement therapy after gynaecological cancer
*Premenopausal women who need their ovaries removed for their cancer treatment will become menopausal. This is called surgical menopause.* Menopausal side effects can severely reduce quality of...
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How we diagnose ovarian cancer
*An ovarian cancer diagnosis can only be confirmed by taking a tissue sample (biopsy) and examining the cells under a microscope.* Laura (not her real name) saw...
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Can ovarian cancer develop after having ovaries removed?
*Risk-reducing surgery may be recommended to remove both ovaries for prevention of ovarian cancer. While very uncommon, it’s possible to be diagnosed with ovarian cancer after...
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