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Postępowanie w raku trzonu macicy z uwzględnieniem klasyfikacji molekularnej — zalecenia ESGO/ESTRO/ESP 2020

Szymon Piątek1, Grzegorz Szewczyk23, Katarzyna Jalinik1, Piotr Sobiczewski1, Mariusz Bidziński1
Ginekologia i Perinatologia Praktyczna 2021;6(1):1-8.

Streszczenie

Na początku lat 80. XX wieku Bokhman przedstawił podział raka trzonu macicy na 2 typy: endometriodny i nieendometrioidny. Chociaż zarówno ginekolodzy, jak i patolodzy w dalszym ciągu stosują go jeszcze w praktyce klinicznej, to ma on już znaczenie historyczne. W minionej dekadzie dokonał się ogromny postęp w diagnostyce raka trzonu macicy poprzez wprowadzenie metod molekularnych oraz immunohistochemicznych. Doprowadziło to do wyodrębnienia 5 nowych typów raka trzonu macicy (ultramutated, hypermutated, high copy number, low copy number, multiple classifier) o odmiennym przebiegu klinicznym oraz różnym rokowaniu. W artykule przedstawiono zalecenia postępowania ESGO/ESTRO/ESP 2020 w raku trzonu macicy z uwzględnieniem nowej klasyfikacji molekularnej.

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