Risks of ovarian tumor surgery

Risks of ovarian tumor surgery

1. However, during ovarian cancer surgery, it is not 100% possible to remove all cancer cells in the ovaries and the body, especially for women in the middle stage of ovarian cancer, so chemotherapy drugs are usually needed after surgery. However, since the risk is not particularly high, most ovarian cancer patients will not have serious accidents during the operation, and they can generally get off the operating table normally.

2. The risks of ovarian cancer surgery are not particularly high, but there are definitely various anesthesia risks, damage to nearby organs, and even the risk of abnormal bleeding during the operation. For patients with ovarian cancer, if it is in the early or middle stages, surgical treatment can often be considered.

Are borderline ovarian tumors serious?

Borderline ovarian tumor refers to an epithelial cell with active proliferation and nuclear atypia, increased nuclear division phase, and increased epithelial cell layers, but no stromal infiltration. It is a tumor with low malignant potential and a special tumor between benign and malignant tumors. It has the potential to develop into ovarian cancer.

Since borderline ovarian tumors may turn into ovarian cancer, surgical treatment is required after examination. Surgery is the most important and basic treatment for borderline ovarian tumors. They are more common in women of childbearing age, and the age of onset is mostly between 35 and 53 years old. Surgical methods are divided into conservative surgical treatment and radical surgical treatment.