Surgical and oncologic outcomes in surgically treated women 80 years and older with endometrioid endometrial cancer as a function of their comorbidities.

Surgical and oncologic outcomes in oldest old women with early stage endometrioid endometrial cancer are largely determined by comorbidity status. Less comorbid women (CA-CCI score < 8) had a significantly higher five-year survival at 87% than their more comorbid counterparts. Use of age-comorbidity risk scoring such as CA-CCI, preoperative optimization, and careful selection for and counseling of patients about surgical treatment are paramount in providing optimal recovery and survival advantages in the oldest old.