Gynecological cancers: cervix, corpus uteri, ovary.
P Zambon, La Rosa F
Abstract
P Zambon, La Rosa F
Abstract
Incidence trend of cervix uteri cancer (5,158 cases), within the Italian Network of Cancer Registries database (pool AIRT), showed for the period 1986-1997 a statistically significant decrease up to 1990. Corpus uteri cancer (9,975 incident cases) incidence rates were stable in the analysed period. As regards uteri cancer mortality, only a small proportion of deaths are coded as cervix (784 deaths) or corpus uteri (886 deaths) whereas the great majority (3,538 deaths) refers to uteri not otherwise specified; mortality for the latter group was significantly decreasing in the analysed period. Ovary cancer showed stable incidence (7,690 incident cases) and mortality (5.040 deaths) rates in the period 1986-1997.
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Incidence trend of cervix uteri cancer (5,158 cases), within the Italian Network of Cancer Registries database (pool AIRT), showed for the period 1986-1997 a statistically significant decrease up to 1990. Corpus uteri cancer (9,975 incident cases) incidence rates were stable in the analysed period. As regards uteri cancer mortality, only a small proportion of deaths are coded as cervix (784 deaths) or corpus uteri (886 deaths) whereas the great majority (3,538 deaths) refers to uteri not otherwise specified; mortality for the latter group was significantly decreasing in the analysed period. Ovary cancer showed stable incidence (7,690 incident cases) and mortality (5.040 deaths) rates in the period 1986-1997.
Key concepts: Corpus Uteri, Cervix, Incidence (geometry), Medicine, Cancer, Ovary, Gynecology, Ovarian cancer