Clinical case outlines complex management of recurrent ovarian cancer with multiple treatment modalities, suggesting personalized approaches.
This clinical case represents a medical history of a 47-year-old patient S., who consulted an oncologist with complaints of abdominal enlargement and general weakness. The ovarian cancer FIGO stage IVB (metastases to the omentum, liver, spleen, and peritoneal carcinomatosis) was diagnosed. The patient underwent multiple stages of combined treatment, including surgery, adjuvant and anti-relapse chemotherapy, hormone therapy, and intraperitoneal heat therapy (HIPEC). The case demonstrates the complexity of managing recurrent ovarian cancer, the importance of a personalized approach, and monitoring side effects to ensure quality of life.
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