2024/12/09 by I. CHERIF, F. KOLSI, R. KALLEL +4
#Carcinome ovarien #Métastase cérébrale #Traitement multimodale #Traitement multimodale.
paper · doi:10.71776/pist-jims-189283
Brain metastasis is considered as a rare and late event in ovarian cancer. We present three cases of women with an ovarian cancer who developed brain metastasis. The first was a 67-year-old woman operated for an ovarian adenocarcinoma with postoperative chemotherapy. She underwent surgical removal of cerebellar metastatic carcinoma consistent with her ovarian primary with post-operative radiotherapy and chemotherapy. She had been followed without evidence of any recurrence. The second case was a 50-year-old woman followed for an ovarian adenocarcinoma with peritoneal carcinosis. She received courses of chemotherapy and got operated. She developed secondary left frontal lesion and bone marrow infiltration. She underwent palliative and decompressive radiotherapy with chemotherapy. The third was a 50-year-old woman, admitted for multiple brain metastasis from a right ovarian tumor. She underwent palliative radiotherapy and refused the treatment of the ovarian tumor.