Recurrence Prevention & Management
Ovarian cancer is considered to be cured if there is no evidence of recurrence within five years. Most experts feel that a more accurate window is ten years. Discover what you can do to optimize your chance of cure and what to do in the event of a recurrence.
Ovarian Cancer : Treatment Options for Recurrence
Ovarian cancer is back or it never went away after the first set of treatments. What are the treatment options for recurrent ovarian cancer?
Ovarian cancer is back or it never went away after the first set of treatments. What are the treatment options for recurrent ovarian cancer?
Ovarian Cancer: CA-125 Monitoring Recurrence
Ovarian cancer is often monitored during and after chemotherapy by CA125 levels. These levels are not always uniform in reflecting response to treatment.
Ovarian cancer is often monitored during and after chemotherapy by CA125 levels. These levels are not always uniform in reflecting response to treatment.
Ovarian Cancer: No Further Options?
Ovarian cancer is treated by surgery and chemotherapy. The good news is that there are a number of chemotherapy drugs available which can be used in sequence for multiple recurrences. Is it possible to run out of options?
Ovarian cancer is treated by surgery and chemotherapy. The good news is that there are a number of chemotherapy drugs available which can be used in sequence for multiple recurrences. Is it possible to run out of options?
Ovarian Cancer: Follow-up Monitoring
Ovarian cancer recurrence rates are high. Learn what is used to monitor for recurrence.
Ovarian cancer recurrence rates are high. Learn what is used to monitor for recurrence.