Show Notes
Join us for part 2 of 4 in discussion of uterine cancer. Today we tackle differentiation of low, intermediate, and high risk disease; review of therapies for early stage uterine cancer including adjuvant radiation and/or chemotherapy; sentinel lymph nodes, surgical approach, ovarian preservation; fertility preservation and hormonal management. ------------------ Check out our episode archive and show notes at readysetgyo.com.
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