Question 70 (part 2) · LEK · Ovarian cancer
An increased CA125 concentration does not occur in:
- A. endometriosis.
- B. uterine myomas.
- C. cervical cancer.
- D. pregnancy and menstruation.
- E. ovarian cancer.
Hint
CA125 is a coelomic-epithelium antigen raised by peritoneal irritation and Müllerian tissues — which listed cancer is usually squamous?
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