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. 2012 May 17;2012:178051. doi: 10.5402/2012/178051

Table 4.

Treatment characteristics of Mexican patients with endometrial carcinoma.

Characteristic Patients Percentage
Surgery
 TAH-BSO 120 29.1
 TAH-BSO-pelvic LND 20 4.9
 TAH-BSO-Pelvic/para aortic LND and omentum biopsy 271 65.8
 Pelvic exenteration 1 .2
Lymph node dissection
 Pelvic 296/412 71.8
 Para aortic 273/412 66.3
Chemotherapy
 Yes 59 14.3
 No 353 85.7
 Concurrent with RT 25/59 6.1
 Sequential chemotherapy 31/59 7.5
 Adjuvant without RT 3/59 .7
Chemotherapy agents used
Cisplatin/adriamicin 15 3.6
 Cisplatin 2 .5
 CisCA regimen 4 1.0
 Carboplatin/adriamicin/ciclophosphamide 1 .2
 PVC regimen 3 .7
 Adriamicin 3 .7
 Cisplatin/adriamicin/ciclophosphamide 1 .2
 Ciclophosphamide/adriamicin 1 .2
 Cisplatin/paclitaxel 2 .5
 Carboplatin 22 5.3
 Carboplatin/paclitaxel 4 1.0
 Gemcitabine 1 .2
Hormone therapy
 Yes 10 2.4
 No 402 97.6
Radiotherapy
 Yes 270 65.53
 No 142 34.47
 Pelvic EBRT 11/270 4.08
 WART + pelvic RT + VBT 8/270 2.96
 EBRT + VBT 241/270 89.26
 VBT 7/270 2.59
 Pelvic + retroperitoneum EBRT + VBT 3/270 1.11
Brachytherapy
 Yes 255/412 61.89
 No 157/412 38.11
 High-dose rate 14/255 5.49
 Low-dose rate 241/255 94.51

TAH-BSO: total abdominal hysterectomy, TAH-BSO-LND: total abdominal histerectomy and lymph node dissection, EBRT: external beam radiotherapy, WART: whole abdominal radiotherapy, and VBT: vaginal vault brachytherapy.