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World J Obstet Gynecol. Nov 10, 2014; 3(4): 162-170
Published online Nov 10, 2014. doi: 10.5317/wjog.v3.i4.162
Published online Nov 10, 2014. doi: 10.5317/wjog.v3.i4.162
Ref. | Study design | HRT vs control | Stage | Type of HRT | Months HRT | Months follow up | Recurrence HRT vs controls | Study conclusions |
Eeles et al[37] | Retrospective case-control | 78/295 | 1-2: 55% 3-4: 45% | Oral Estrogen | Median 28 | Median 42 | - | No effects of HRT on prognosis |
Estrogen + Progestogen | ||||||||
Estrogen + Tibolone | ||||||||
Guidozzi et al[12] | Randomized controlled trial | 59/66 | 1-2: 27% 3-4: 73% | Conjugate Estrogen | 28 | Mean 42 | 32 vs 41 | No effect of HRT on DFS and OFS |
Bebar et al[36] | Retrospective cohort study | 31/0 | NS | Non-conjugated-Estrogen + Progestogen | Mean 25 | Mean 55 | 3 | No effect of HRT on progression of EOC |
Ursic-Vrscaj et al[38] | Retrospective case-control | 24/48 | 1-2: 54% 3-4: 46% | Non-conjugated-Estrogen | Mean 24 | Mean 49 | 5 vs 15 | No effect of HRT on survival |
Estrogen + Progestogen | ||||||||
Estrogen + Tibolone | ||||||||
Mascarenhas et al[33] | Prospective cohort study | 649 EOC | 1-2: 60% 3-4: 40% | Estrogen | Up to 24 | 60 | - | Better survival in HRT users vs non users |
150 BOT | Estrogen + Progestogen | |||||||
Li et al[39] | Prospective cohort study | 31/45 | 1-2: 28% 3-4: 72% | Conjugated-Estrogen + Progestogen | Mean 28.7 | Mean 31.4 | - | No effect of HRT on cumulative survival HRT improve quality of life |
Ref. | Study design | HRT vs control | Stage | Type of HRT | Months HRT | Months follow up | Recurrence HRT vs controls | Study conclusions |
Creasman et al[58] | Retrospective case-control | 47/174 | 1 | Oral/Vaginal/Oral + Vaginal Estrogen | Mean 32 | 25-150 | 2 vs 15 | Estrogen has a good effect on DFS an OS |
Lee et al[59] | Case-control | 44/99 | 1 | Oral Estrogen | Median 64 | 24-84 | 0 vs 8 | Estrogen are safe in low risk patients |
Bryant[60] | Retrospective cohort | 20 | 1-2 | Conjugated Estrogen ± Depo Provera | 12-132 | 42-168 | NS | No recurrences in patients treated with HRT |
Baker[61] | Retrospective cohort | 31 | NS | Oral/Vaginal/transdermal Estrogen | 192 | NS | No increase of recurrence or mortality in HRT users | |
Chapman et al[62] | Retrospective case-control | 62/61 | 1-2 | Oral/Vaginal Estrogen ± MPA 2.5 mg | Mean 49.1 | Median 57.1 | 2 vs 8 | No decreased DFI or increased recurrence in users vs non users in early stage |
Suriano et al[63] | Retrospective cohort with matched controls | 75/75 | 1-3 | Oral Estrogen ± MPA 2.5 mg | Mean 83 | Mean 83 | 2 vs 11 | HRT ± Progestogen do not increate recurrence rate |
Barakat et al[64] | Randomised double blind trial | 618 vs 618 | 1-2 | Oral Estrogen | Planned 36 | Median 35.7 | 14 vs 12 | Not completed. Low recurrence rate |
Ayhan et al[65] | Prospective case-control | 50/52 | 1-2 | Conjugated Estrogen + Progesteron | Mean 49.1 | Mean 49.1 | 0 vs 1 | Postoperative HRT did not increase recurrence or death rate |
- Citation: Perrone AM, Pozzati F, Santini D, Rossi M, Procaccini M, Casalini L, Santi E, Tesei M, Zamagni C, Iaco PD. Gynecological malignancies and hormonal therapies: Clinical management and recommendations. World J Obstet Gynecol 2014; 3(4): 162-170
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/2218-6220/full/v3/i4/162.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.5317/wjog.v3.i4.162