The relationship between preoperative - postoperative serum albumin levels and endometrial cancer prognostic factors

Objective: Hypoalbuminemia is an accepted prognostic indicator of increased morbidity and mortality; however, low serum albumin levels during the pre-treatment period are associated with poor survival in cancer patients. This study aimed to investigate effects pre- post-operative on endometrial (EC) prognosis patient survival. Method: Clinical laboratory data for 128 patients EC were obtained retrospectively from hospital archive. Pre- compared patients’ pathology results Results: The mean age was 59.1 years, 80.5% had endometrioid type, 59.1% grade 1 71.1% stage I EC. pre-operative value 4.1 g/dL, day 3.39 g/dL. Both preoperative postoperative found be have non-endometrioid type histology advanced stage, which considered as a factor While no correlation between level overall survival, showed Conclusions: fact that factors suggests may also independent factor, however prospective randomized studies needed make definite judgments this issue.