Clinical Analysis Of72Cases With Borderline Ovary Tumors

Object: To discuss the clinical pathological characteristics, treatment andprognosis of borderline ovary tumor.Methods: the clinical data of72patients with ovary tumors within12years in our hospital have been retrospectively analyzed:(1) the main clinicalcharacteristics—symptoms, ultrasonic results, serological examination, tumorsize, and status of the pelvic and abdominal cavity at surgical operation;(2) themain pathological characteristics—the rapid pathological results;(3) thetreatment and postoperative pathological results.(4) the chemotherapy, theprognosis and follow-up.Results: This study shows that: There is no distinct statistic significance inthe compassion of the incidence of the tumor at different ages, differentpathological type and different clinical stage (P>0.05); The comparison ofdifferent pathological types and clinical symptoms and whether the boundary ofthe tumor is clear and unilateral or bilateral tumor are statistically significant (P<0.05); There is no distinct statistic significance in the comparison of differentpathological types and mass properties, whether there is papilliform image byultrasonic exmination and ascites, and the comparison of the tumor markers(P>0.05);The comparison between the surgical approach and the clinical stageis statistically significant (P<0.05); The comparison of the survival rate oftumor-free persons and the BOT patients at different clinical stage who takepostoperative chemotherapy or not, the comparison of the survival rate oftumor-free persons and the patients with different pathological types who takechemotherapy or not, and the comparison of the survival rates of tumor-freepersons and the different surgical approaches who take chemotherapy or not arenot statistically significant (P>0.05). There is statistically significant difference in the comparison of the survival rates of tumor-free persons and the patients atdifferent clinical stage, the different surgical approaches and the tumor-freepersons, the patients with unilateral and bilateral borderline ovary tumor andthe tumor-free persons (P <0.05).Conclusion: The selection of operation mode of patients with stage Iborderline Ovary tumors is influenced by the age factor significantly;for youngpatients with fertility requirement, conservative operation is safe andfeasible.The higher the clinical stage is, the higher the rate of recurrence; Therecurrent rate of the bilateral tumors is higher than the unilateral. But theoverall survival rate is not affected.