No two patients—and no two cancers—are exactly alike. That’s why our gynecologic cancer team tailors every treatment plan based on your diagnosis, health goals and priorities. We treat cancers of the female reproductive system, including the cervix, uterus, ovaries, vulva and vagina, and also help manage complex conditions like fibroids, endometriosis, and ovarian masses.
We combine advanced imaging, genetic testing and tissue sampling with quick access to care, so we can move swiftly toward the best possible outcome for you.
Our full range of treatment options includes surgery, minimally invasive procedures, chemotherapy, radiation and other therapies. You'll also have access to:
Endometrial cancer is the most common type of uterine cancer and the most common gynecologic cancer in the United States.
With personalized treatment options including, chemotherapy, radiation and minimally invasive surgery to remove cancerous tissue from the uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries. In some cases, we can use robotic surgery options, including sentinel lymph node biopsy procedures, lowering your risk for lymphedema post-surgery.
We also treat aggressive uterine sarcoma, such as leiomyosarcoma, which is often diagnosed after fibroid surgery.
If you or a loved one is facing ovarian cancer, it’s vital to get genetic testing as soon as possible after diagnosis. Recent advances in targeted therapy have drastically improved outcomes for many women.
Treatment usually consists of surgical removal of all tumors in the abdominal cavity and chemotherapy.
To treat cervical cancer, we prefer surgically removing cancerous tumors. For young patients who dream of possibly having future children, we offer fertility-sparing surgical options.
If cervical tumors are too large to be treated surgically, we may recommend using radiation therapy and chemotherapy instead. But rest assured: Even if your tumor is inoperable, early-stage cervical cancers can be curable.
A rare cancer of the female reproductive system, vulvar cancer cells develop directly on vulvar tissues.
Risk factors for developing vulvar cancer include:
Signs of vulvar cancer include pain in the genitalia, severe itching and burning that doesn’t go away on its own. Regular checkups and pelvic exams are vital for ensuring your best health.
Vaginal cancer is rare and develops most often in post-menopausal women. Treatment usually includes surgery, along with evaluation of the groin lymph nodes and postoperative radiation.
Gestational trophoblastic neoplasia (GTN) is rare gynecologic cancer that develops during pregnancy in the pregnancy tissue itself, like the placenta.
While GTN is profoundly sensitive to chemotherapy, we have effective alternative options for treatment. Many patients can achieve complete remission.
Broward Health’s gynecologic oncology division features a dedicated team committed to providing high-quality care for all women. We treat a wide spectrum of complex gynecologic surgical conditions like fibroids, endometriosis and ovarian masses.
We work closely with you to develop a personalized treatment plan and ensure you are comfortable with the approach. Our providers offer extensive counseling to answer any questions and include you in the shared decision-making process regarding treatments. Together, we will decide on the correct surgical approach — laparoscopic, robotic or open. We plan the optimal pre- or post-operative chemotherapy schedule with your input. We also work closely with the Department of Radiation Oncology to explore comprehensive cancer care options.
For more information about our gynecological oncology services, please call 954-355-4345.
Whether you're looking for proven treatment or access to the latest medical advances, Broward Health is here for you. If you’ve been diagnosed with gynecologic cancer, our team is ready to help you move forward with expert care and support.
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