Cervical invasion and lymphovascular space invasion as the most associated risk factors for lymph node metastases in endometrial cancer

Background: Endometrial cancer is the second most common type of gynecologic malignancy. Studies on factors lymphatic metastases are few. This study aimed to determine clinical and pathological characteristics that can predict lymph node metastases.
 Purpose: To correlation clinicopathological with LNM (Lymph Node Metastases) in Cancer (EC).
 Methods: used observational analysis a cross-sectional methodology examine medical records endometrial patients who underwent lymphadenectomy sampling surgery 2018-2020. The risk determined using multivariate analysis.
 Results: stage IB IIIC1 accounted for (17.27%) 63 research participants. Only one patient (1.1%) IIIB. rests IA IIIA, each including eight (8.13%), II, which has twelve people (12.19% ). There were 17 had (27% incidence 23.2% endometrioid types, while 57.1% non-endometrioid kinds. EC was not linked patient's age (p=0.628), BMI (p=0.190), parity (p=0.194), or menopausal status (p=0.970). found no between histological kinds (p=0.078), histopathological degrees (p=0.514), myometrium invasion (p=0.134) EC. LVSI (+) (OR = 0.10; IK 95% 0.19–0.56; p 0.009) cervical 0.07; IK95 percent 0.008–0.64; 0.019) according results Conclusion: Cervical associated LNM.