… Type II carcinomas presumably evolve rapidly, disseminate early in their clinical course and
are highly aggressive not only because of the malignant nature of the cancer cells, but also …

… Risk of malignancy score The risk of an ovarian cyst being malignant needs to be estimated
… If a cyst is believed to carry a substantial risk of being malignant, then the woman needs to …

… No malignant cells in ascites or peritoneal washings (malignant ascites is not classified.
The presence of ascites does not affect staging unless malignant cells are present). …

… ovarian cancers, possibly because the same embryonic precursor is shared by the ovarian
… Evidence suggests that some ovarian cancers might originate from the distal tubes (fimbria). …

… uncoupled readily in ovarian cancer. This … ovarian cancer.26 The significance of progestagens
and androgens to the regulation of normal and malignant ovarian surface epithelial cells …

… all ovarian cancers in Western countries,1–4 but they are more common in Japan. In our
institute, clear cell … carcinoma is growing in solid mass composed of high-grade malignant cells …

… or tumor present on the ovarian surface; IC3 is defined as malignant cells in the ascites or …
involves one or both ovaries with pelvic extension or primary peritoneal cancer; IIA is when the …

… This effect of cytoreduction is indicative of a dramatic difference in the biological behavior
of ovarian cancer as compared with other malignancies, because in most other …

… Intrauterine injection of OTICs forms in situ ovarian cancer To study the early establishment
of malignant cells in the ovaries, we modified our model by delivering mCherry-OTICs …

… most common gynecologic malignancies and has a … ovarian cancer. Finally, we provide
insight into the potential of lncRNAs for evaluating the diagnosis and prognosis of ovarian cancer…