[Clinical studies on XXXX ].

@entity1204 @entity1803 @entity420 @entity548
One hundred and fifty-two cases with @entity1204 were treated in our clinic between 1973 and 1985. The average age was 55.89 years, and the age range was from 29 to 76 years. Thirty-six cases (23.7%) were nulligravidas and 42 cases (27.6%) were nulliparas. One hundred and ten cases (72.4%) were postmenopausal and the average age at menopause was 49.1 years. The most frequent chief complaint was @entity548 which was noted in 128 cases (84.2%). The result of a cytologic examination of the uterine cervix was positive in 50.7% and suspicious in 16.9% but results for the endometrium were positive in 63% and suspicious in 21.9%. The cases in this study were classified into 88 cases (57.9%) of T1a, 36 cases (23.7%) of T1b, 12 cases (7.9%) of T2, 3 cases (2.0%) of T3 and 1 case (0.7%) of T4. As to the postoperative diagnosis, there were classified into 86 cases (56.6%) of pT1a, 30 cases (19.7%) of pT1b, 19 cases (12.5%) of pT2, 10 cases (6.6%) of @entity1803 and 5 cases (3.3%) of pT4. Histopathologically almost all 140 cases (91.41%) were of @entity420 and classified into 88 cases (57.9%) of G1, 39 cases (25.7%) of G2 and 13 cases (8.6%) of G3. The cumulative survival rates after Kaplan-Meier were 95% in pT1a cases, 75.6% in pT1b cases, 67.3% in pT2 cases, 42.2% in @entity1803 cases and 0% in pT4 cases.
