Search for: [Abstract = "osed and treated at Gynecology and Oncology Clinic, from 1998 to 2003, due to pathological changes in ovaries. This number includes 104 cases of malignant tumour \(studied group\), and 41 cases of benign tumour \(comparative group\). Basing on carried out tests and clinical observations, the following conclusions have been drawn\: 1. endovaginal ultrasonography of ovarian tumours enables to pre\-assess their diversity, which in 70% of cases coincides with the final result of histology test. If supplemented with Doppler technique of blood flow in tumour, the ultrasonographic estimation of tumour is improved on 10%. Endovaginal ultrasonography should be supplemented with ultrasonography through the abdominal wall in order to detect possible metastasis in abdominal organs. 2. the cancer marker CA\-125 level in the blood serum, while treated as a separate method, has a limited value for assessing the type of ovarian tumours. However, if the marker level is raised significantly due to suspicion of malignant tumour by ultrasonographic test supplemented with Doppler technique, it enables to pre\-assess malignant ovarian tumours, which is proven in almost 100% by the histology test. 3. the cancer marker CA\-125 level in the blood serum in the cases of malignant ovarian tumour depends on tumour classification values, histological image and grade of cancer diversity. 4. when, after surgery treatm"]

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