Experiences with

Omentectomy

I was initially diagnosed in October 2021 with stage 4 HGSOC and had 6 rounds of carbotaxol with a total abdominal hysterectomy and omentectomy after the 3rd cycle.

However recommended total hysterectomy including omentectomy and surgical washout. Not sure if this is debulking surgery or not? How long should I expect to be in hospital for? I’m 54 now and live alone so trying to arrange family to come and stay post surgery.

Ended up having a radical hysterectomy (at age 29), omentectomy, multiple lymph nodes removed for staging, and peritoneal biopsies for staging.

She is due in hospital at the end of this month to have it removed by doing a full Hysterectomy also a appendectomy and a omentectomy also to remove a small section of intestine and some tumours from the top right dome of her diaphragm.

In 2019 I also had a bilateral oophorectomy, salpingectomy, omentectomy, appendectomy. In July2019 I was in remission but in March 2020 recurred achieving my current "partial response" stable status by October 2020. My CA125 Friday was stable. 16.

Prior to chemo I had a complete hysterectomy, omentectomy, appendectomy, and transverse colon resection. I now have a recurrence, with a tumor near the sigmoid colon and rectum. There is no surgery or radiation treatment they can do for this.

Hi All, Just been googling..probably shouldnt have ! But came across this site. It is now 2 years on since I had EVERYTHING out except lymph glands. Luckily no cancer. They did the omentum bit as they said it looked nasty so took it out, along with a 45 cm nasty looking cyst tumor ! I have quite a

I had a full hysterectomy, omentectomy and during surgery my surgeon found a small nodule on the r.h. peritoneum. The histology has shown that this is granulosa cell tumour, and has been staged as 2b.

Initially she had 6 cycles of chemo and the they did hysterectomy and omentectomy . Doctor said it’s not spread to the intestines which is a great news. And we were happy that mom would be fine. But after 6 months she had terrible abdominal pain and she had her ct scan.

Ok, I received a letter as a courtesy from my oncologist, dated 20 August, received 11 September saying this: From surgeon: 'TAH-BSO OMENTECTOMY BPLND PALND NIL RESIDUAL' Does this mean that I have no cancer? ‘She has no children and no partner.’ How is this relevant?

Total abdominal hysterectomy, Bilateral salpingo oopherectomy and omentectomy . No chemo offerered just WATCH & WAIT for 5 years.

I had Endometrioid epithelial ovarian cancer stage 1A grade 1 Had TAH BSO and OMENTECTOMY 2 years ago Watch & Wait Treatment: ca125s and 3-monthly scans in year 1 ca125s + 4-monthly scans year 2 No chemo offered I pray and wait Rachel Faye I pray all will be well with you

Just a short good news posting - 9 years ago today I had a TAH, BSO and omentectomy and was subsequently diagnosed with stage 1a seromucinous adenocarcinoma. I did not need chemo and have never had a recurrence.

Ann had debulking surgery 4th December, full hysterectomy, omentectomy, removal.of some of small bowel mesentery, appendectomy, some other nodules. On 21st Jan, which was an awfully long wait, she had her follow up appointment which confirmed her diagnosis of grade 3c clear cell ovarian cancer.

I have OV stage 3C, had chemo and total hysterectomy and omentectomy as well. I was told on Jan. 15th, I was NED. From what I have read, Mayo Clinic claims that my having a recurrence is less likely to happen because of all that was removed. Not sure how true that is though but I hope it is fact!

I'm going for full staging surgery next week - total hysterectomy, BSO and omentectomy, and whatever else they need to do. If BOT is the diagnosis, it sounds like the op will hopefully take care of it all. What I'm wondering is, did anyone here who had a query BOT prior to surgery get upstaged?

Tomorrow it will be 12 years since my initial surgery - total hysterectomy, bso, & omentectomy, & diagnosis of ovarian cancer. Two years later, I had my first recurrence & my next surgery. I now have my fifth recurrence, & am taking Letrozole, which is currently keeping it pretty stable.

I have OVC, 3C. had a total hysterectomy, salpingo-oophectomy and omentectomy. I have read that recurrence now is highly unlikely for me. I did well with chemo. Had two before surgery and 4 afterward.I am now in remission and my Ca_125 is a 5. Is taking Zejula worth it?

I was first diagnosed in 2011 at age 17 with Stage 3b high end borderline tumour of ovaries. ( my blog has all this info from 2011) Treatment I had was TAH+BSO + Supracolicc omentectomy and excision falciform ligament and liver capsule and diaphragmatic deposits.

Has anyone who’s had the surgery ( radical hysterectomy, BSO, omentectomy, peritoneal stripping etc) still had tummy pains (like pulled muscles) more than 8 months later?