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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gynecol Oncol. 2020 Feb 29;157(2):529–535. doi: 10.1016/j.ygyno.2020.02.028

Table 2.

Clinical characteristics of ovarian cancer survivors

Ovarian cancer survivors
(N=1270)
N %
Year of diagnosis
 1996–2000 341 26.9%
 2001–2005 372 29.3%
 2006–2012 557 43.9%
Age at diagnosis
 18–49 346 27.2%
 50–59 323 25.4%
 60–69 286 22.5%
 70–79 243 19.1%
 80–93 72 5.7%
Stage
 Localized 282 22.2%
 Regional 219 17.2%
 Distant 769 60.6%
Treatment
 Surgery only 333 26.2%
 Surgery and chemotherapy 800 63.0%
 Other treatmenta 88 6.9%
 Missing 49 3.9%
Surgery typeb
 Limited surgery 194 17.0%
 Aggressive surgery 947 83.0%
Histology
 High-grade serous 714 56.2%
 Low-grade serous 15 1.2%
 Endometrioid 136 10.7%
 Mucinous 88 6.9%
 Clear Cell 75 5.9%
 Carcinosarcoma 17 1.3%
 Carcinoma, NOS 114 9.0%
 Other typec 111 8.7%
a.

Includes chemotherapy only, surgery and radiation, chemotherapy and radiation, surgery and radiation and chemotherapy.

b.

Limited surgery: removal of tumor or unilateral/bilateral oophorectomy (with or without hysterectomy). Aggressive surgery: surgery with omentectomy, debulking, pelvic exenteration. Total N=1141.

c.

Malignant Brenner, mixed, sarcoma, non-specific