Iatrogenic tumor implantation is a condition that results from various medical procedures
used during diagnosis or treatment of a malignancy. It involves desquamation and …

OBJECTIVE: To describe the incidence of clinically detected laparoscopy-related
subcutaneous tumor implantation in women with malignant disease who were treated by a …

Purpose: This work aimed to prevent artificial implantation in laparoscopic surgery for
gynecological tumors. Methods: A case of uterine sarcoma with abdominal wall metastasis …

An analysis of the causes for iatrogenic diffusion of gynecological malignant tumors during
their diagnosis and treatment, through clinical experience and a comprehensive review of …

There is a risk of dissemination of uterine malignancies during minimally invasive
hysterectomies when morcellation is used. Although the technique of uterine power …

Unfortunately, a recurrent mass, 5.7 cm in diameter, was noted over the right side of the
pelvic cavity 4 months after radiotherapy, while the laparotomy wound was cancer free. No …

tumor spillage could theoretically lead to tumor seeding and metastasis.[...] uterine
perforation can occur during hysterectomy (eg, use of intrauterine manipulator, cesarean …

Study Objective The use of intracorporeal morcellation at the time of gynecologic surgery is
under scrutiny due to concerns over the dissemination of occult uterine malignancies. We …

Aim To demonstrate the ability of extremity soft tissue sarcomas (STSs) to implant into
tissues exposed during surgery. Methods We use two cases to illustrate that wounds created …

Laparoscopy-related tumor implantations of gynecological malignancies into the
subcutaneous tissue are rarely diagnosed. We report an interesting case of a 46-year-old …