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The purpose of the current study was to detect the potential therapeutic role of a survival benefit for women with advanced and recurrent endometrial carcinoma for their poor prognosis.A number of published studies for women with advanced and recurrent endometrial cancers were reviewed.We found that surgery had been the primary treatment of choice for an endometrial carcinoma.Where disease has spread to the uterine cervix,extended or radical surgery may be curative.The systematic lymph node resection improves the survival of women with intermediate/high-risk endometrioid uterine cancer,especially non-endometrioid carcinoma.The omentectomy may be beneficial for non-endometrioid cancer.A number of studies report a survival benefit from surgical cytoreduction in women with advanced and recurrent disease,although the degree of surgical effort is required in order to achieve an optimal result varies.Laparoscopic and robotic surgical staging for uterine cancer might be considered as a standard of care for endometrial cancer without extra-uterine metastasis.Laparotomy should be the first choice for extra-uterine metastasis and recurrent disease.Adjuvant radiotherapy and chemotherapy have a potential role in the management of high-risk,advanced,and recurrent disease.Efficacy of targeted and endocrinal treatment in women with advanced and recurrent endometrial cancer has been proved.
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Purpose To investigate MRI features of encephalitis in children with severe hand-foot-mouth disease (HFMD). Materials and Methods The MR images of 85 cases of clinically diagnosed encephalitis in severe HFMD patients were retrospectively reviewed. Results In 85 patients, plain MRI was negative in 28;57 cases were positive including 10 cases showing punctate or patchy lesions in cerebral hemisphere, callosum, thalamus and cerebellar vermis with isointensity or slightly hypointensity on T1WI, isointensity or slightly hyperintensity on T2WI, and hyperintensity on T2FLAIR and DWI. In 47 cases, the lesions were located in the brainstem, tegmentum of pons and medulla oblongata. MRI features included symmetric high signal on DWI in posterior portions of brainstem, hypointensity or isointensity on T1WI and hyperintensity or isointensity on T2WI and T2FLAIR (n=17);patchy long T1, long T2 signal in posterior portions of brainstem, normal or mild hyperintensity on DWI, hyperintensity on T2FLAIR (n=30); lesion extending around the fourth ventricle in 9 patients, one of which involved bilateral cerebral peduncles. Conclusion Encephalitis in children with severe HFMD has characteristic MRI features. The lesions are mostly located in the posterior portion of the brainstem. DWI and T2FLAIR can better detection lesions.
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0 05), respectively The overall rates of post-operative complications in the two groups were 11 5% and 24 7%(P