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- •Contributors
- •Preface
- •Contents
- •Sporadic
- •Hereditary
- •Oncogenes
- •Oncogenes
- •Necrosis
- •Autophagy
- •Apoptosis
- •Angiogenesis
- •Biomarkers
- •Immunotherapy
- •Cytokines
- •Excretion
- •Antimetabolites
- •Fractionation
- •Hyperthermia
- •Brachytherapy
- •Palliation
- •Cervix
- •Vagina
- •Melanoma
- •Vulva
- •Adenofibroma
- •Adenosarcoma
- •Carcinosarcoma
- •Ovary
- •Choriocarcinoma
- •Incidence
- •Prevalence
- •Validity
- •Sensitivity
- •Specificity
- •Cervix

Figure 6.92 Complete hydatidiform mole. Top: Enlarged, hydropic villi correspond to the
grape-like vesicles seen in curettage specimens. Bottom: Villous stromal cells and
cytotrophoblastcellsdonotexpresspaternallyimprintednuclearp57incompletehydatidiform
mole.
PlacentalSiteNoduleandPlaque
Placentalsitenodulesareessentiallyhyalinizedimplantationsites.Theyoccurduringthe
reproductiveyearsandmaybeacauseofuterinebleedingoranincidentalfinding.Theyare
discretelesions,formingnodulesorplaques,butoccasionallytheymaypresentasmultiple
fragmentsorlesionsinauterinesampling(Fig.6.96).Ahistoryofpregnancymayberemote
orevenabsent.Placentalsitenoduleorplaqueisabenignprocess,nottobeconfusedwith
placentalsitetrophoblastictumor.

Figure 6.93 Invasive mole. Complete hydatidiform mole with exuberant trophoblastic
proliferationinvadesthemyometriuminthishysterectomyspecimen.

Figure 6.94 Choriocarcinoma. Bilaminar pattern of syncytiotrophoblastic and
cytotrophoblasticcellsisdiagnosticofthistumor.

Figure 6.95 Placental site trophoblastic tumor. Top: Large, atypical eosinophilic and
polygonalcellsdiffuselyinfiltrate the deepmyometrium.Bottom:Humanplacentallactogenis
expressedbytheneoplasticintermediatetrophoblasticcells.

Figure 6.96 Placental site nodule. Discrete nodules or plaques of hyalinized intermediate
trophoblastictissuemaybeseenincurettagespecimens.
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EpidemiologyandBiostatistics
DanielW.Cramer
KathrynL.Terry
Thedisciplinesofepidemiologyandbiostatisticsapplytogynecologiconcologyindefining
cancer occurrence and survival, identifying risk factors, and implementing strategies for
treatment or prevention, including the proper design of clinical trials. Epidemiology and
biostatisticsareessentialtothepracticeofevidence-basedmedicine.Somekeyprinciplesof
epidemiology and biostatistics are considered under the headings of descriptive statistics,
etiologicstudies,statisticalinferenceand validity,andcancerriskandprevention.Standard
statistical and epidemiologic texts present more detailed discussions and computational
formulas(1,2).
DescriptiveStatistics
Cancer is described in populations by statistics related to its occurrence and patient
survival. How cancer varies by age, ethnicity, and geography is of particular interest.
Descriptive statistics about cancer in the United States can be obtained from the National
CancerInstitutethroughitswebsite:http://www.seer.cancer.gov/.Descriptivestatisticsabout
cancer worldwide can be obtained from the International Agency for Research on Cancer
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