Abstract:
Fallopian tube cancer is rare and most often affects postmenopausal women. It is often an adenocarcinoma. The symptomatology is usually vague and includes an adnexal mass or vague abdominal and pelvic symptoms. Its presumptive diagnosis is radiological and based on pelvic ultrasound and MRI, but often it is done intraoperatively. Because of its proximity to the ovary, the clinical similarity pathophysiological and histological, its management is similar to that of the ovary, and based on surgery and chemotherapy.
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