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Tumeurs gynécologiques

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Le cancer de l’ovaire touche souvent la femme âgée: il atteint la femme de moins de 45 ans dans environ 15 % des cas, de 45 à 65 ans dans 40 % des cas et après 65 ans dans 45 % des cas (8). Le nombre de nouveaux cas de cancer de l’ovaire est estimé pour la France, en 2000, à 4 488, représentant ainsi 3,8 % des cancers féminins. Le cancer de l’ovaire est responsable de 3 508 décès pour cette même année, soit un peu plus de 6 % des décès féminins par cancer (34). La probabilité pour une femme française d’avoir un cancer de l’ovaire au cours de sa vie est évaluée à 1,3 %. Les taux d’incidence spécifiques augmentent avec l’âge jusqu’à 65 ans pour l’incidence et d’une façon constante jusqu’aux âges les plus avancés pour la mortalité. Le cancer de l’ovaire est un cancer dont l’incidence serait en diminution depuis 1980, passant d’un taux d’incidence de 11,9 pour 100 000 femmes en 1980, à 9 en 2000 (34). Le taux de mortalité standardisé est de 5,4. Le cancer de l’ovaire partage certains facteurs de risque avec le cancer du sein, excepté la contraception orale qui aurait un effet protecteur dans la survenue d’un cancer ovarien.

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Kirova, Y., Calitchi, E., Feuilhade, F. (2007). Tumeurs gynécologiques. In: Morère, JF., Rainfray, M. (eds) Cancer du sujet âgé. Oncologie pratique. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-48618-0_9

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