Pregnancy following radical vulvectomy for carcinoma of the vulva: a case report and literature review

Arjona, J.E.; Velasco, Eduardo; Cervelo, P.; Espejo, Estefanía; Pizarro, Isabel; Carrasco, Shirley Vaca Paredes de; Castelo-Branco, Camil

doi:10.1016/j.ejogrb.2011.04.013

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“…( Griffiths et al, 2020 ) There are very few case reports that document pregnancy outcomes following treatment of vulvar cancers, most of which were diagnosed early stage and not treated with radiation therapy. ( Arjona et al, 2011 , Dicken et al, 2010 ) In one of the cases, a young woman was diagnosed with vulvar synovial cell sarcoma and underwent multi-step personalized treatment to preserve fertility, including purposeful localization of radiation, and delivered a full-term infant without complication. ( Dicken et al, 2010 )…”

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Fertility-sparing treatment of locally advanced vulvar squamous cell carcinoma in a young patient

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Gynecologic Oncology Reports

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Fertility-sparing treatment of locally advanced vulvar squamous cell carcinoma in a young patient

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Gynecologic Oncology Reports

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“…1 Ademais, apesar de a incidência da malignidade ser rara em pacientes com idade reprodutiva, há um aumento no relato de casos correlacionados a esse período, especialmente em gestantes. 11 O tratamento de escolha para neoplasias de alto risco é a excisão cirúrgica, com vulvectomia simples ou radical. Essa abordagem é a preferencial pois apresenta baixa taxa de reincidência neoplásica local.…”

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O Impacto Da Modernidade: A Mudança Dos Hábitos E Estilos De Vida E Suas Consequências Na Saúde Individual E Coletiva

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Os autores desta obra assumem publicamente a responsabilidade pelo seu conteúdo, garantindo que o mesmo é de autoria própria, original e livre de plágio acadêmico. Os autores declaram, ainda, que o conteúdo não infringe nenhum direito de propriedade intelectual de terceiros e que não há nenhuma irregularidade que comprometa a integridade da obra. Os autores assumem integral responsabilidade diante de terceiros, quer de natureza moral ou patrimonial, em razão do conteúdo desta obra. Esta declaração tem por objetivo garantir a transparência e a ética na produção e divulgação do livro. Cumpre esclarecer que o conteúdo é de responsabilidade exclusiva dos autores, não refletindo, necessariamente, a opinião da editora, organizadores da obra ou do conselho editorial.

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“…Most of vulvar and vaginal cancers are diagnosed in the postmenopausal age, with an estimate of about 20 and 15% of vulvar and vaginal cancers being diagnosed in women younger than 50 years, respectively [6,7], with an increase of number of cases over time [56]. There are very few reports in literature describing the fertility and the pregnancy outcomes in patients with early-stage [57] or with locally advanced vulvar cancer after radiation therapy [58,59].…”

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Ovarian preservation in gynecologic oncology: current indications and techniques

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Loverro

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Purpose of review Early menopause represents a relevant clinical issue for women. Nevertheless, this issue should be balanced with the risks of ovarian metastasis, ovarian recurrence, and the risk of recurrence in hormone-sensitive gynecological cancers. The purpose of this review was to provide an overview on current indications and techniques of ovarian preservation in patients with gynecological cancers. Recent findings The potential discussion about ovarian conservation could be proposed to patients with FIGO-stage IA grade 1-2 endometrioid endometrial cancer aged 40 years or less, FIGO-stage IB1-IB2 node-negative cervical cancer with squamous cell carcinoma and HPV-associated adenocarcinoma, FIGO-stage IA-IC grade 1-2 serous, endometrioid, mucinous expansile pattern ovarian cancer, any stage germ cell ovarian tumors, and FIGO-stage IA sex cord-stromal tumors. Technique to perform ovarian transposition in cervix cancer is also reported. Summary Ovarian conservation is a surgical approach that involves preserving one or both ovaries during the treatment of gynecologic cancers. This approach has gained popularity in recent years, as it offers several benefits to the patient, including the preservation of hormonal function and fertility. The decision to perform ovarian conservation depends on several factors, such as the stage and type of cancer, the patient's age, fertility desire, and should be carefully discussed with patients.

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Pregnancy following radical vulvectomy for carcinoma of the vulva: a case report and literature review

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Fertility-sparing treatment of locally advanced vulvar squamous cell carcinoma in a young patient

Fertility-sparing treatment of locally advanced vulvar squamous cell carcinoma in a young patient

O Impacto Da Modernidade: A Mudança Dos Hábitos E Estilos De Vida E Suas Consequências Na Saúde Individual E Coletiva

Ovarian preservation in gynecologic oncology: current indications and techniques

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