Pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment algorithms of metastatic ovarian tumors
Abstract
Metastatic tumors of the ovary are tumors that develop in an organ outside the ovary and then spread to the ovary. In clinical reports and autopsy protocols of patients diagnosed with a malignant ovarian tumor, 5-30% of cases were found to have metastatic tumors of the ovary [1].
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Keywords
metastasis
mammary gland молочная железа
яичник
метастазы yumurtalıq
metastaz
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