Key result
National survey reveals widespread underutilization of available perioperative diagnostics in gynecological oncology surgical planning.
Cross-Sectional
Yes
Current perioperative tools may underperform in gynaecological oncology; leaves open development of validated, specialty-specific predictors.
: This study reveals a gap between available perioperative diagnostics and real-world clinical use in GO surgical planning. There is an urgent need for validated, user-friendly, and GO-specific risk prediction tools-particularly for high-risk, complex surgical cases. Further research should focus on prospective validation of tools such as ACS NSQIP and their integration into routine practice to improve outcomes in gynaecological oncology.
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Sevinyan et al. (2025) conducted a cross-sectional in Major Gynaecological Oncology Surgery. Perioperative diagnostics and risk prediction tools was evaluated. A national diagnostic survey revealed a gap between available perioperative diagnostics and real-world clinical use in gynaecological oncology surgical planning.
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