lynch syndrome

What are the Gynecologic Cancers Associated with Lynch Syndrome?

The primary gynecologic cancers associated with Lynch Syndrome include endometrial cancer and ovarian cancer. Women with Lynch Syndrome have a lifetime risk of up to 60% for endometrial cancer and about 10-12% for ovarian cancer, compared to 2-3% and 1-2%, respectively, in the general population.

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