Endometrial cancer
- Surgery is the primary treatment for most localized disease
- Adjuvant radiation/chemotherapy depends on pathologic risk
- Molecular subtype now guides systemic treatment
- Advanced/recurrent disease often uses carboplatin/paclitaxel ± immunotherapy
- Hormonal therapy fits selected low-grade HR-positive tumors
- MMR/MSI status is particularly important
Use at a glance
- Surgery is the primary treatment for most localized disease
Choosing treatment
- Molecular subtype now guides systemic treatment
- Advanced/recurrent disease often uses carboplatin/paclitaxel ± immunotherapy
- MMR/MSI status is particularly important
Treatment selection
- Hormonal therapy fits selected low-grade HR-positive tumors
Patient-specific selection
- Adjuvant radiation/chemotherapy depends on pathologic risk
Self-check
- What is the primary treatment for most localized endometrial cancer?
Surgery. - Which endometrial tumors fit selected hormonal therapy?
Low-grade HR-positive tumors.
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