Diama Bhadra Andrade Peixoto Do Vale

• Abstract

  Evidence on the benefit of screening in women younger than 50 years is controversial. It is interesting to know if these women are being benefited through the improvement of morbimortality indicators in a population that extensively practices the opportunistic screening in this age group. To this end, a population-based study will be carried out to evaluate the age and the morbimortality …

  Population-based assessment of breast cancer screening, diagnosis and death in the city of Campinas, as a function of age, AP.R

• Abstract

  Although rare, vulvar cancer has shown an increasing trend in incidence rate in recent decades, especially among young women. Surgical treatment with removal of the tumor and surrounding tissue (vulvectomy) is the main form of treatment but has high associated morbidity. Postoperative wound complications can be minor or major, with dehiscence being the most common. Considering the risk th…

  Factors related to the incidence of postoperative wound complications in patients undergoing vulvectomy: prospective study, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Introduction: Early diagnosis impacts reducing mortality from breast cancer. Race is related to the timing of diagnosis, as black women are diagnosed at more advanced stages and have higher mortality rates when compared to white women. The racial factor in Brazil is permeated by economic, cultural, and social issues, which influence the quality of health accessed by the population. Object…

  Evaluation of the Health Care Path for Breast Cancer Diagnosis according to the Self-declared Race, BP.IC

• Abstract

  Objective: To analyze the clinical and pathological factors that influence the survival of women diagnosed with vulvar squamous carcinoma treated at CAISM from 2010 to 2019.Methods: The retrospective cohort study will analyze data from electronic medical records of approximately 120 women diagnosed with squamous-type vulva cancer treated at the Hospital da Mulher Prof. Dr. José Aristodemo…

  Assessment of the vulvar Cancer survival in Campinas, Brazil, BP.IC

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