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Endometrial carcinoma and the immune system - new insights based on research literature

Kameliya Tsvetanova, Slavcho Tomov, Grigor Gorchev

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to perform a review of the research literature on the issue of endometrial cancer and the impact on the immune system of the two major surgical methods - open and minimally invasive.

Keywords

endometrial cancer; robotic surgery; cytokine profile

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14748/ssm.v48i3.1737
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About The Authors

Kameliya Tsvetanova
UMHAT `Dr. G.Stranski` Ltd.-city of Pleven
Bulgaria

Clinic in Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care

Slavcho Tomov
Medical University of Pleven
Bulgaria

UMHAT `Dr. G.Stranski` Ltd.-city of Pleven, Clinic in Oncology Ginecology

Grigor Gorchev
Medical University of Pleven
Bulgaria

UMHAT `Dr. G.Stranski` Ltd.-city of Pleven, Clinic in Oncology Ginecology

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