Expert Consultations in Gynecological Cancers

Prevention of ovarian cancer in young women with a strong family history of ovarian cancer; family history of ovarian and breast cancer; familial breast/ovarian cancer; familial ovarian cancer; stage 1 high-grade fallopian tube cancer in a youngwoman; vaginal cancer - stage 1 bulky squamous cell carcinoma; recurrent granulosa cell tumour of the ovary; completely resected stage III granulosa cell tumour of the ovary; granulosa cell tumour - emergency surgery; ovarian fibrosarcoma in a youngwoman; vulvar cancer - stage IV squamous cell carcinoma; vulvar cancer - malignant melanoma; vulvar cancer - stage I; vulvar cancer - locally advanced disease; gestational trophoblastic disease - persistent mole; apparent stage I endodermal sinus tumourin a woman desiring to preserve fertility; ovarian cancer - germ-cell tumour (yolk sac); recurrent ovarian dysgerminoma confined to the pelvis; recurrent ovarian germ-cell tumour (endodermal simus tumour) following a response to chemotherapy; ovariancancer - germ-cell tumours (teratoma, grade 2); elevated CA-125 in a premenopausal woman with no known cancer; elevated CA-125 in a post-menopausal woman; metastatic carcinoma, pelvic mass with history of colon cancer; metastatic carcinoma; primaryperitoneal mesothelioma; primary peritoneal carcinoma; ovarian cancer, epithelial tumour with multiple previous therapies; intraabdominal cancer - advanced disease at presentation; ovarian cancer, epithelial (stage IA, clear cell); ovarian cancer,epithelial (early disease, unstaged). (Part contents).