Association between BMI and oncologic outcomes in epithelial ovarian cancer: a predictors-matched case-control study.

Gabriel LevinYoav BrezinovYossi TzurTomer Bar-NoyMelica Nourmoussavi BrodeurShannon SalvadorSusie LauWalter Gotlieb

Published in: Archives of gynecology and obstetrics (2024)

In the present study on consecutive cases of ovarian cancer, obesity did not seem to be associated with outcome, except for an apparent improved 3-year survival that faded away thereafter.

Keyphrases

weight gain
type diabetes
insulin resistance
body mass index
weight loss
prostate cancer
rectal cancer
diffusion weighted imaging
computed tomography
magnetic resonance
high fat diet induced
free survival
contrast enhanced