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Validation of a Laparoscopic Score to Predict the Chance of Optimal Cytoreduction in Advanced Ovarian Cancer Patients
Prospective multicenter study that aims to evaluate the learning curve of a laparoscopic score to predict possibility of optimal cytoreduction in patients with ovarian / tubal / peritoneal advanced at the time of first surgery. The study consists of subjecting all patients with a clinical suspicion and / or radiological diagnostic laparoscopy (SLPs). Laparoscopy should be described and recorded in electronic form. After the procedure each patient will have a Laparoscopic-evaluation-form filled up with a laparoscopic score (PI). The minimum number of cases to be enrolled is 10 patients, in a minimum time of 1 year. The data collected and the video should be sent to the Center Coordinator, who will determine the adequacy of the procedure and the accuracy of the score enrollment is completed for each center. All eligible subjects will be considered by intention-to-treat population (ITT). For this phase of the study, it is not necessary know the outcome of the surgical patient (RT) or if it was then subjected to exploratory laparotomy or less.
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