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What's the most common treatment for endometrial cancer?
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Surgery: If it can be respected, then take it out. If there is lymph node involvement, chemotherapy may be needed. If there is >50% myometrial involvement, then radiation therapy is indicated. Hope this helps.
Answered 4/5/2020
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Surgery: Surgery is the most common treatment. Radiation used to commonly recommended. Recent data shows it is not beneficial and may be harmful in early stage high-intermediate risk disease.
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