Clinical, sub-clinical characteristics and treatment of ovarian mucinous tumors at the National Hospital of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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Ovarian mucinous tumors represent a wide range of neoplastic disorders. Mucinous tumor is a type of ovarian tumor that is easy to recur and has the potential for dangerous complications if it is not properly treated even if it is benign. A retrospective study of 240 medical records of patients with ovarian mucinous tumors who had undergone surgery has revealed that 74.6% are benign mucinous neoplasms, 10.4% are borderline, 15.0% are malignant; age group ≥ 50 years old have a high rate of malignancy 25.0%. Symptoms of abdominal pain was common in 48.5%, rapid increase of abdomen size and weight loss were signs of malignancy. Ovarian mucinous tumors with high rate of malignancy were characterized by bilateral, size from 16-20 cm, limited or non-motile, solid density, and firm. On ultrasound, the mixed echo image has a malignancy rate of 63.0%. 72.2% of benign mucinous tumors have a high success rate of laparoscopic surgery, while 61.1% of malignant tumors were often excized by open abdominal surgery. In surgery, the rate of tumor removal was 33.3%, general ovary removal was 66.3%. Good treatment results: 78.7%.
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Keywords: Ovarian mucinous tumor, National Hospital of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2021
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