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Hereditary Ovarian Carcinoma: Cancer Pathogenesis Looking Beyond and

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Journal Cells
Publisher MDPI
Date 2022 Feb 15
PMID 35159349
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Abstract

Besides and , several other inheritable mutations have been identified that increase ovarian cancer risk. Surgical excision of the fallopian tubes and ovaries reduces ovarian cancer risk, but for some non- hereditary ovarian cancer mutations the benefit of this intervention is unclear. The fallopian tubes of women with hereditary ovarian cancer mutations provide many insights into the early events of carcinogenesis and process of malignant transformation. Here we review cancer pathogenesis in hereditary cases of ovarian cancer, the occurrence of pre-invasive lesions and occult carcinoma in mutation carriers and their clinical management.

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