Proportion of adults with a diagnosis of high-risk stage 1, or stage 2 to 4, ovarian cancer who have surgery and chemotherapy discussed as a treatment option by a specialist gynaecological cancer MDT.

Women between the ages of 55 and 63 are most likely to get ovarian cancer. But it can happen in younger women, too. In its early stages, ovarian cancer may not cause symptoms you would notice.

Further scans confirmed her worst fear: an 8x9 cm mass, leading to a diagnosis of Stage 3 ovarian cancer. As a doctor herself, Dr Shivani was deeply shocked. During surgery, it was discovered that ...

Conversely, they found that the percentage of patients younger than 40 with stage IA or IC ovarian cancer who underwent surgery wavered greatly over time and did not demonstrate a clear trend.

a) Proportion of adults newly diagnosed with stage 3 or 4 non-mucinous high-grade epithelial ovarian cancer who were offered tumour genetic testing. Numerator – the number in the denominator who were ...

"For her to find out that she actually had ovarian cancer, and by the time she found out, it was stage four," said Porter. "She found out around New Year's, and this was pretty recent." At such a ...