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Recurrent carcinoma of the vulva: relationship with operative blood transfusion
1a Regional Gynaecological Oncology Unit , Queen Elizabeth II Hospital , Gateshead , Tyne and Wear.
Abstract:
Previous studies of colorectal and breast cancer have indicated better survival in patients not transfused at operation. Retrospective analysis of patients having radical vulvectomy as a curative procedure in the years 1974 to 1984 showed that those transfused had a recurrence rate of 25 per cent while those not transfused had a rate of 10 per cent. Other factors known to be important in the recurrence of this disease were examined and found to be similar for both groups.
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