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How does one get ovarian cancer after removal of ovaries?
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Tissue cell migratio: When ovaries have been removed you may have stray cells inorgans& other parts of body, and it is possible to get cancer usually in peritonium.So it is possible even after removal of ovaries.
Answered 4/4/2013
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