THE PLACE FOR LAPAROSCOPICALLY SURGERY IN THE TREATMENT OF ENDOMETRIAL CANCER (survey)

Abstract

In the treatment of endometrial cancer, which is been the most frequently met oncogynecological disease, basic method remains surgical. Putting into gynecological practice of highly technological operations contributed to the active application of laparoscopy in the treatment of the malignant new formations of endometrium

Keywords

endometrial cancer / the index of the mass of body (BMI) / the laparoscopically total of hysterectomy / conversion abdominal section / lymphocisty / the radiation therapy

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Nekrasova E.A., Berlev I.V., Urmancheyeva A.F.