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What is the life expectancy for someone diagnosed with epithelioid trophoblastic tumor?
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Has it spread?: Most often these stay confined to the uterus and hysterectomy is curative. Even if it's spread, more survive than don't. Overall, only about 10% of folks die of the tumor. "Life expectancy" in any kind of cancer is always a matter of odds -- thus-and-so many are alive after thus-and-such a time. Glad this is not one of the more aggressive cancers that arise in this setting. Best wishes.
Answered 10/7/2017
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