Введенное в хирургию рака яичников понятие оптимальной циторедуктивной операции менялось на протяжении последних трех декад от 3 см остаточной опухоли до 1 см. В последние годы многие западные специалисты считают, что адекватным объемом циторедукции может быть только полное удаление всех видимых проявлений заболевания без макроскопически определяемой остаточной опухолевой ткани, т.е. полная циторедукция. Эти рассуждения основаны на полученных в последнее время данных. В настоящей работе акцентировано внимание на важности выполнения оптимальных и полных циторедукций с позиции доказательной медицины. Также в работе обсуждается место индукционной химиотерапии перед циторедуктивной операцией, акцентировано внимание на возможности предсказания вероятности выполнения оптимальной или полной циторедукции на первом этапе.
The conception of optimal debulking surgery in ovarian cancer has been changing during last thirty years from 3 sm of residual tumor to 1 sm. Nowadays many specialists consider that adequate volume of debulking surgery must be complete removal of all macroscopic lesions - complete debulking surgery. These considerations are based on recent clinical data. In this paper we discuss importance of optimal or complete surgical debulking in accordance with evidence-based medicine. Also we discuss the place of induction chemotherapy before debulking surgery and clinical factors which can help to predict probability of optimal or complete debulking surgery in primary ovarian cancer.
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