Principles of gynecologic oncology surgery

I. Introduction -- II. Principles of abdominal and pelvic surgery -- III. Abdominal and Pelvic Anatomy -- IV. Vulvar/vaginal cancer. Preoperative evaluation -- Vulvectomy and sentinel node mapping -- Groin lymphadenectomy -- Vaginectomy -- Management of surgical complications -- V. Cervical cancer. Preoperative evaluation -- Indications for surgery for early- and locally advanced disease -- Conservative surgery -- Radical hysterectomy -- Sentinel node mapping -- Surgical staging for treatment planning -- Management of surgical complications -- VI. Endometrial cancer. Preoperative evaluation -- Indications for sentinel node mapping and lymphadenectomy -- Technique of standard hysterectomy and lymphadenectomy -- VII. Ovarian cancer. Preoperative evaluation -- Indications for laparoscopic assessment for cytoreduction -- Radical upper abdominal surgery (liver, diaphragm, spleen) -- Radical pelvic surgery -- Complications and management of radical cytoreduction -- VIII. Pelvic exenteration. Preoperative evaluation -- Removal of specimen -- Complications of exenteration -- IX. Surgery on the intestinal tract. Principles -- Small bowel resection/anastomosis -- Large bowel resection/anastomosis -- Creation of a stomae -- Complications and management of complications -- X. Surgery on the urinary tract. Principles -- Repair of cystotomy -- Reimplantation of ureter -- Creation of neobladders -- XI. Pelvic reconstructive procedures. Rectus abdominus flap -- Gracilis flap -- Continent and incontinent urinary diversion -- XII. Management of general complications. GI injuries -- GU injuries -- Vascular injuries -- XIII. Management of radiation complications. Radiation-related bowel obstruction -- Fistulae -- Radiation necrosis -- XIV. Novel Surgery in gynecologic oncology. Image-guided surgery -- Single-site minimally invasive surgery -- Robotic surgery."