Question 270 · LEK · Ovarian cancer
The basic examination for detecting ovarian cancer is:
- A. routine gynaecological examination.
- B. cytological assessment of the peritoneal fluid obtained in abdominal paracentesis.
- C. determination of Ca125 marker.
- D. ROMA test (Ca125 and HE-4 markers).
- E. transvaginal ultrasound of pelvic organs.
Hint
Which method best visualises the structure and morphology of the adnexa?
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