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The Female Genital Tract Malignant Tumor in Adolescent--39 cases report
2010, 38 (4):
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Abstract Objective: To analyse the character of symptom, treatment, and prognosis of female genital tract cancer in adolescent. Method: Retrospect 39 cases of adolescent female genital tract cancer treated in the Tianjin Central Hospital of Obstetrics and Gynecology from Jan. 1997 to Oct. 2008. Outcome: There were 26 ovarian cancer, which included 20 cases of germ cell tumor, 4 cases of epithelial cancer, a case of juvenile granulosa cell tumor, and a case of malignant lymphoma . Among 6 cases of uterine malignant tumor, there were 3 cases of endometrial cancer, 1 case of adenosarcoma, low grade endometrial stromal sacoma, and cervical rhabdomyosarcoma, respectively. Furthermore, there were 6 cases of gestational trophoblastic tumour and 1 case of malignant pelvic fibroma. The common symptoms were increasing of abdominal circumference and abdominal pain in ovarian cancer and passing vagina bleeding in uterine cancer. In ovarian cancer, 96.2%(25/26) patients received conservative surgery and 1 patient received radical surgery. All of the patients received adjuvant chemotherapy. In uterine cancer, 4 cases received ovarian conservative surgery, 1 case received radical surgery, and surgery wasn’t done in the cervical rhadomyosarcoma for advanced stage. Chemotherapy was done in all of the uterine cancer cases. 5 cases of the 6 GTN received combination chemotherapy of 5-FU and ACT-D. The other case of GTN wasn’t treated with chemotherapy, because she missed the treatment opportunity. The malignant pelvic fibroma patient received the debulking surgery and adjuvant chemotherapy. Average duration of follow-up period was 59.7 months. 5-years survival rate was 86.0%. All of the patients with conversation operation in early stage epithelial ovarian cancer and with ovarian preservation surgery in stageⅠendometrial cancer were survival without tumor.92.9% of patients with conservative treatment got regular menses at the sixth month post chemotherapy. Conclusion: The morbidity of adolescent female genital tract cancer is low, just engages 1.12% in all age group. Most of them are ovarian germ cell tumor. Main treatment should be conservative surgery followed with chemotherapy, which is benefit to the patients’ quality of life. Conservative surgeries can be done in stageⅠepithelial ovarian cancer and ovarian preservation surgery can be done in stageⅠendometrial cancer. There isn’t obvious influence on ovarian function post chemotherapy.
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