January 18, 2026

E12 - Endometrial Cancer Classification

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Podcast based on: Restaino, S.; Pellecchia, G.; Arcieri, M.; Mariuzzi, L.; Orsaria, M.; Tulisso, A.; Cesselli, D.; Bulfoni, M.; Poli, A.; Paparcura, F.; Bogani, G.; Mariani, A.; Zannoni, G.; Scambia, G.; Vizzielli, G. Alignment of Molecular Classification Between Diagnosis and Recurrence in Endometrial Cancer: Lessons from a Single-Institution Experience to Inform Future Pathways. Cancers 2026, 18, 247. https://doi.org/10.3390/cancers18020247

Type: Article | Publication date: 13 January 2026

Summary: Endometrial cancer treatment and prognosis have greatly improved thanks to advances in understanding its molecular profile. However, it is still unclear whether these molecular characteristics remain stable over time, particularly when the disease returns after initial treatment. This study explores the concordance and potential evolution of molecular classification between primary diagnosis and recurrence in endometrial cancer, building upon emerging evidence that has begun to address this question. This study explores the concordance and potential evolution of molecular classification between primary diagnosis and recurrence in endometrial cancer, building upon emerging evidence that has begun to address this question. By examining this relationship, our research provides valuable preliminary data that could guide future studies on the biological behavior of recurrent disease. These insights may ultimately contribute to more precise and personalized treatment strategies for patients with endometrial cancer.

Keywords: molecular biology; endometrial cancer; recurrence

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