BORDERLİNE OVARİAN TUMORS:DİAGNOSİS, TREATMENT & FOLLOW-UP

Abstract

Borderline ovarian tumor (BOT), also known as tumors of low malignant potential, represent 10-20% of all ovarian malignancies. Histologically, the majority of BOTs are serous or mucinous; however, they may also have clear cell, endometrioid, Brenner (transitional cell) or mixed histology. As they frequently affect younger patients the clinical management is complicated by considerations such as preserving fertility and reducing postoperative morbidity. Due to the absence of specific preoperative criteria, diagnosis is often made during surgery or after the anatomopathologic examination. This review will attempt to inform readers about the recent data concerning these topics.

Keywords

• : Borderline ovarian tumor
• surgical treatment
• FOLLOW-UP

BORDERLİNE OVER TÜMÖRLERİ: TANI,TEDAVİ, TAKİP

Abstract

Düşük malignite potansiyelli over tümörü olarak bilinen, Borderline over tümörü (BOT), tüm over malignitelerinin %10 - 20’si kadardır. BOT’un en sık görülen histolojik tipleri sırasıyla seröz ve müsinöz tiplerdir, daha nadir olarak endometrioid, şeffaf hücreli, transisyonel ve miks tipler vardır. Hastalar sıklıkla daha genç yaşlarda tanı alırlar, bu yüzden hastalığın klinik yönetiminde, fertilite koruyucu ve postoperatif morbiditeyi azaltıcı yöntemler kullanılmalıdır. BOT’un ameliyat öncesi tanınması mümkün değildir, sıklıkla cerrahi esnasında frozen section veya operasyon sonrası over dokusunun histolojik incelenmesi ile tanı alır. Bu makale, okuyucuya BOT ile ilgili son yayımlanan bilgileri sunmayı hedeflemiştir.

Keywords

• Borderline over tümörü
• cerrahi tedavi
• TANI

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