Gynecological malignancies are common accounting for 10–15% of all female malignancies with ovarian and endometrial carcinoma accounting for 80% of these (Kehoe ). Gynecological cancers are usually treated by surgery, chemotherapy, and/or radiotherapy. The management of patients with malignant gynecological disease depends upon the grade and stage of the malignancy and organ of origin. The assessment for the most appropriate treatment strategy involves a multidisciplinary approach with input from radiology, histopathology, gynecology, and oncology.

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