CHOICE OF SURGICAL TREATMENT METHOD FOR SYNCHRONOUS PATIENTS MULTIPLE ORGAN LESIONS.

Abstract

Primary multiple tumors are an extremely complex problem in clinical
oncology.The relevance of the problem lies in the fact that in the world literature overt
he pastfew years there has been a tendency to increase in patients with primarymultiple
tumors, which leaves an average of 1.5% of the total number of cancer patients
(Chissov V. I., Starinsky V. V.,2003) Inî the majority In some cases, primary-plural
opuholi have a metachronistic character. According to V. D. Fedorov (1982),
Nementh(1978), multiple organ lesions are most often found in women, especially in
hormone-dependent tumors. At ýòîì âûÿâëåíû the same time, combinations of colon
cancer, breast cancer, uterine body cancer, and ovarian cancer were detected. But at
íåðåthe same time, there is a metachrono us lesion of the uterine body and colon with
a tumor. At the same time, the tumor of the female body is oftenåcombined with cancer
of the colon (41.3%), breast (20.2%), less often of the cervixand uterus (13.5%) and
ovaries (51%). Women are often diagnosed with synchronous cancer of the stomach and
colon (26.3%).