Survival in clinical stage I endometrial cancer with single vs. multiple positive pelvic nodes: results of a multi-institutional Italian study | Zendy

Stefano Uccella | Zendy; Francesca Falcone | Zendy; Stefano Greggi | Zendy; Francesco Fanfani | Zendy; Pierandrea De Iaco | Zendy; Giacomo Corrado | Zendy; Marcello Ceccaroni | Zendy; Vincenzo Dario Mandato | Zendy; Stefano Bogliolo | Zendy; Jvan Casarin | Zendy; Giorgia Monterossi | Zendy; Ciro Pinelli | Zendy; Giorgia Mangili | Zendy; Gennaro Cormio | Zendy; Giovanni Roviglione | Zendy; Alice Bergamini | Zendy; Anna Pesci | Zendy; Luigi Frigerio | Zendy; Silvia Uccella | Zendy; Enrico Vizza | Zendy; Giovanni Scambia | Zendy; Fabio Ghezzi | Zendy

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Survival in clinical stage I endometrial cancer with single vs. multiple positive pelvic nodes: results of a multi-institutional Italian study

Author(s) -

Stefano Uccella,

Francesca Falcone,

Stefano Greggi,

Francesco Fanfani,

Pierandrea De Iaco,

Giacomo Corrado,

Marcello Ceccaroni,

Vincenzo Dario Mandato,

Stefano Bogliolo,

Jvan Casarin,

Giorgia Monterossi,

Ciro Pinelli,

Giorgia Mangili,

Gennaro Cormio,

Giovanni Roviglione,

Alice Bergamini,

Anna Pesci,

Luigi Frigerio,

Silvia Uccella,

Enrico Vizza,

Giovanni Scambia,

Fabio Ghezzi

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

journal of gynecologic oncology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.358

H-Index - 37

eISSN - 2005-0399

pISSN - 2005-0380

DOI - 10.3802/jgo.2018.29.e100

Subject(s) - medicine , hazard ratio , stage (stratigraphy) , endometrial cancer , lymph node , confidence interval , univariate analysis , oncology , proportional hazards model , retrospective cohort study , population , cancer , gynecology , multivariate analysis , paleontology , environmental health , biology

The presence of multiple metastatic nodes in stage IIIC1 EEC represents an independent predictor of worse survival, compared to only one positive node. Our data suggest that EEC patients may be categorized according to the number of positive nodes.

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