CLINICAL OBSERVATION OF A SECONDARY LESION OF THE LOWER JAW BODY IN UTERINE CANCER
Endometrial cancer is one of the most common localizations of the tumor process in women, along with breast cancer and cervical cancer. Approximately 95% of patients are diagnosed with adenocarcinoma. Approximately 95% of patients are diagnosed with adenocarcinoma. Most often, uterine body cancer occurs in postmenopausal women (in the postmenopausal period), but recently there has been a tendency to its “rejuvenation”. As a rule, in the early stages, uterine cancer is asymptomatic. In later stages, it may produce metastases. First of all, uterine cancer metastasizes to the lymph nodes of the pelvis and abdominal cavity. In the final stages, uterine cancer can metastasize to the lungs, liver, and bone. This article describes a rare clinical example of cancer of the uterus with secondary damage to the lower jaw. The peculiarity of this clinical observation is that the patient was initially admitted to a specialized department with a clinical diagnosis of cancer of the mucosa of the alveolar margin of the lower jaw, St.III, T3N0M0, class 2 for surgical treatment, having a history of the second tumor process - cancer of the uterus, St.II, Т2NxM0, condition after chemoradiotherapy in 2014, class 2. Further tactics of treatment of the patient are reflected.