Research Article

Epithelial Ovarian Carcinoma Types and the Coexistence of Ovarian Tumor Conditions

Table 1

The occurrence of coexisting ovarian tumor conditions in epithelial ovarian cancer according to subtypes and the age at diagnosis in 824 patients.

Ovarian cancer subtype and age categoryTotal1 or 2 lesions present*Ratio of prevalences (95% CI)
𝑛 𝑛 %*

All subtypes82413516.4
 <55 yr2746222.61.71 (1.26–2.31)
 ≥55 yr5507313.31
Serous carcinoma3854210.9
 <55 yr1131513.31.33 (0.74–2.42)
 ≥55 yr272279.91
Endometrioid carcinoma1132522.1
 <55 yr461328.31.58 (0.79–3.14)
 ≥55 yr671217.91
Mucinous carcinoma982828.6
 <55 yr471634.01.45 (0.76–2.73)
 ≥55 yr511223.51
Adenocarcinoma731216.4
 <55 yr17317.61.10 (0.33–3.60)
 ≥55 yr56916.11
Clear cell carcinoma561119.6
 <55 yr23730.42.51 (0.83–7.60)
 ≥55 yr33412.11
Mixed malignancy34514.7
 <55 yr11218.21.39 (0.27–7.18)
 ≥55 yr23313.01
Borderline malignancy18633.3
 <55 yr11436.41.27 (0.31–5.20)
 ≥55 yr7228.61
Other47612.8
 <55 yr6233.33.41 (0.79–14.80)
 ≥55 yr4149.81

*Lesions present: tumor-like condition (endometriosis, simple cysts, endometriotic cysts, inclusion cysts), benign tumor, and borderline malignancy.
95% CI, confidence interval.