الفهرس 
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Abstract
This was a retrospective study of EC in Clinical Oncology& Nuclear Medicine Department of Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine that included cases from the years from January 2000 to December 2013. The mean age was61 yearsThe risk factors that affected survival significantly were obesity, ECOG of the patient, and presence of diabetes, while age, parity, family history and menopausal status found to be not significant in this study. The risk categories were low risk in 50 patients, intermediate in 95 patients, and high risk in 81patients respectively. The value of lymphadenectomy could not be assessed. The DFS &OS were 46.4% & 65.1%respectively. Both modalities of radiotherapy in patients with intermediate risk affect DFS only, while concomitant chemo-radiotherapy in patients with high risk disease was the only treatment modality that affected survival significantly (DFS& OAS). On the other hand ECOG state, grade and stage were the only statistical significant prognostic factors. A larger multicenter retrospective study is needed to define all the prognostic factors of the Egyptian women with EC.