How to treat right ovarian teratoma

Teratoma does not have a clear symptom, so it is often difficult to treat teratoma patients. Even severe teratoma patients need to undergo some surgical treatment. Most teratoma patients are looking for treatment methods for teratoma. Let's take a look at the following introduction on how to treat right ovarian teratoma.

Ovarian teratoma

(1) Treatment principles The treatment principles of immature ovarian teratoma are: surgical principle, adopting surgical methods that preserve fertility; after surgery, effective combined chemotherapy should be adopted as soon as possible. For recurrent tumors, different specific plans should be formulated based on the rules of reversal of the malignancy of immature teratoma and combined with different specific situations.

(2) Surgical treatment

① Surgical scope Most tumors are unilateral, and patients are often very young. It is often recommended to perform unilateral adnexectomy to preserve fertility. If the patient has no fertility requirements and the tumor is stage II or III, bilateral adnexes and hysterectomy can be performed. The greater omentum is a common site of metastasis. Regardless of the early or late stage of the tumor, the greater omentum is resected. There is no consensus on whether the retroperitoneal lymph nodes should be routinely removed. For patients with extensive abdominal metastasis, tumor cell reduction surgery should be performed as much as possible to achieve basic tumor removal.

②Surgical treatment of recurrent tumors: Recurrent tumors of immature teratomas are still mainly treated by surgical resection, supplemented by effective combined chemotherapy.

③Secondary exploratory surgery is not recommended at present.

(3) Chemotherapy Chemotherapy is an essential treatment for immature ovarian teratoma. After the initial surgery, early use of combined chemotherapy can prevent recurrence and improve survival rate.

How to treat right ovarian teratoma? The explanation of how teratoma should be treated. I believe that teratoma patients will not worry about their teratoma being incurable. Teratoma is completely curable. As long as teratoma patients choose a good treatment method, it is particularly important to adhere to teratoma treatment. Finally, I wish teratoma patients a speedy recovery.