54P Fallopian tube cancer and ovarian cancer: A real-world comparison of epidemiological patterns, clinical outcomes, and mutational landscape
Abdallah R. Allam, M.A. Elsayed, Mohamed A. Gouda
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Abdallah R. Allam, M.A. Elsayed, Mohamed A. Gouda
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Fallopian tube cancer is a rare tumor which accounts for only 1% of all gynaecological cancers. It is closely related and generally treated with a similar approach to ovarian cancer. We used the publicly available databases to provide a description of epidemiological patterns, clinical outcomes, and mutational landscape of fallopian tube cancer and compare it with that of ovarian cancer.
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Fallopian tube cancer is a rare tumor which accounts for only 1% of all gynaecological cancers. It is closely related and generally treated with a similar approach to ovarian cancer. We used the publicly available databases to provide a description of epidemiological patterns, clinical outcomes, and mutational landscape of fallopian tube cancer and compare it with that of ovarian cancer.
Key concepts: Fallopian tube, Fallopian tube cancer, Ovarian cancer, Incidence (geometry), Medicine, Epidemiology, Cancer, Gynecology