Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup Endometrial Cancer Committee October 2016 Lisbon GCIG Group: SGOG
Endometrial Cancer Committee October 2016 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Endometrial Cancer Committee October 2016 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Gynecologic Cancer InterGroup Endometrial Cancer Committee October 2016 Lisbon GCIG Group: SGOG 2 most important caveats in treatment of endometrial cancer Cost-effectiveness analysis of ovary preservation for
2 most important caveats in treatment of endometrial cancer
- Cost-effectiveness analysis of ovary
preservation for young low risk endometrial cancer patients
Clinical trials should be done to investigate The safety of ovary preservation for young low risk endometrial cancer Identify those who are at risk of ovarian involvement Evaluate the cost-effect of ovary preservation
2 most important caveats in treatment of endometrial cancer
- Establishment of prognostic model to
identify proper patient for proper fertility preserving treatment or those who are at high risk of such treatment
Ongoing trial of SGOG
- Effect of fertility preserving treatment using
megestrol acetate plus metformin vs megestrol acetate in patients with endometrial atypical hyperplasia and early state endometrial cancer: a multicenter randomized controlled trial
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01968317
Study design
Phase II open labelled multicenter randomized trial
Patients with EAH or EC IaG1(no prior progestin usage) Stratification
- EAH/EC
Randomization 1:1 N=75 Megestrol acetate 160mg po. Qd N=75 Megestrol acetate 160mg po. qd+ Metformin 500mg po. tid
Primary endpoint:
Pathological response rate [Time Frame: 12 months]
Secondary endpoint:
The response period The safety of MA combined with metformin Relapse and fertility rate [Time Frame: 2 years]
Endpoint
Stratified by pathological type
Inclusion criteria
Ages Eligible for Study: 18 Years to 45 Years Pathological diagnosis
EAH: diagnosed for the first time on endometrial biopsy Endometrioid EC (1aG1) :
diagnosed as G1 for the first time on endometrial biopsy Confined in endometrium only no evidence for myometrial invasion or metastasis on MRI(pelvic and
abdominal) or ultrasound
Strong desire for preserving reproductive function Informed consent High compliance to treatment and can be followed-up
Enrollment
Exclusion criteria
Complicated with serious medical diseases Other malignant neoplasm in reproductive system, or
complicated with progestin-dependent neoplasms
Progestin treatment in the past 6 months High risk for deep vein thrombosis, apoplexy or myocardial
infarction
Smokers
Enrollment
Flow chart for treatment:
medical treatment for 3 months. Then hysteroscopy +D&C or biopsy CR Medical treat 3months
desire for pregnance: ART follow-up for pregnance
- ther:
OCP/LNG-IUD ultrasound ± biopsy per 3 - 6months
★ PR/NR continue treatment for 3months. hysteroscopy
CR: as PR/NR: as★ or add dose/change medicine
CR:as
PR/NR:as
CR:as PR/NR: surgery(advise)
PD
surgery(advise)