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Brain metastasis of ovarian cancer after negative second-look laparotomy

  • S. E. Akhan1,*,
  • M. lsikoglu1
  • Y. Salihoglu1
  • E. Bengisu1
  • S. Berkman1

1University of Istanbul, Istanbul Medical Faculty, Gynecology and Obstetrics Department, Turkey

DOI: 10.12892/ejgo200204330 Vol.23,Issue 4,July 2002 pp.330-332

Published: 10 July 2002

*Corresponding Author(s): S. E. Akhan E-mail:

Abstract

We present a case of ovarian carcinoma that had brain metastasis seven months after having a negative second-look laparotomy and 13 months after the onset of diagnosis. Despite intense multidisciplinary treatment with surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy, the patient died seven months after second-look laparotomy.

Keywords

Ovarian carcinoma; Brain metastasis; Second-look laparotomy

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S. E. Akhan,M. lsikoglu,Y. Salihoglu,E. Bengisu,S. Berkman. Brain metastasis of ovarian cancer after negative second-look laparotomy. European Journal of Gynaecological Oncology. 2002. 23(4);330-332.

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