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. 2009 Jun 6;8(4):391–397. doi: 10.1007/s10689-009-9252-x

Table 3.

Surgeries for abnormalities in ovarian surveillance

Patient (no) Age Indication CA-125 (U/ml) Additional information Surgery Pathology and follow-up
1 56 Cyst of right ovary with TVU 9 Persistence of cyst in several visits → BSO Normal → return to surveillance program
2 47 Irregular process right ovary with clinical examination 15 CT scan confirmed clinical examination → BSO and hysterectomy (preference of the patient) Mature teratoma → stop surveillance
3 56 Cyst of right ovary with TVU 2.3 Persistence of cyst in several visits → BSO (hysterectomy in medical history) Normal → stop surveillance
4 72 Referral by surgeon because CT scan exposed adnexal mass (taken because of coloncarcinoma follow-up) 162.6 Enlarged left ovary with TVU → SO (hysterectomy and removal of right ovary in medical history) Borderline malignancy → exclusion from surveillance
5 50 High CA 125 316 CT scan because no abnormalities at surveillance → enlarged right ovary → Abdominal exploration → optimal debulking Adenocarcinoma of the ovary stage IIIC → chemotherapy → patient died after 5 months
6 41 High CA 125 81 Additional consult and TVU → SO Normal → return to surveillance program
7 42 High CA 125 42.4 → Diagnostic laparoscopy Normal → return to surveillance program
8 45 High CA 125 51.0 → Diagnostic laparoscopy Normal → return to surveillance program

TVU transvaginal ultrasound; (B)SO (bilateral) salpingo-oophorectomy