Evaluation of urinary continence status and its influence on quality of life after gyneco-oncological treatment of female pelvic malignancies at an oncological center

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• who: Maryam Zafarnia from the ages, with an associated annual risk of SUI development at , and, ., per, women, respectively [12]. The probability of developing malignant tumors also increases with age, especially in the cases of malignancies that occur in the abdominal cavity and pelvic regions. Due to the current therapeutic options for malignancies in the pelvis, such as RTx, CTx, surgery, and ABT, the survival rates have significantly improved [13]. In many cases, malignancy can be viewed as a chronic disease. Gyneco-oncological surgeries include total hysterectomy, radical hysterectomy with or without diagnostics or therapeutic lymphadenectomy, adenectomy . . .
  

   

  

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