Abstract

Ovarian cancer remains a significant health challenge, with high mortality rates and late-stage diagnoses being common. Early and accurate diagnosis is essential to improve patient outcomes and survival rates. This abstract provides an overview of current approaches for diagnosing ovarian cancer, including clinical assessment, imaging techniques, and biomarker-based assays. It also discusses emerging technologies and potential future perspectives in ovarian cancer diagnosis that hold promise for early detection and improved patient management. Understanding the current state of ovarian cancer diagnosis and exploring novel diagnostic avenues can pave the way for more effective strategies and personalized interventions to combat this deadly disease.

Keywords: Ovarian cancer; Diagnosis; Clinical assessment; Imaging techniques; Biomarkers; Early detection; Emerging technologies; Personalized medicine; Patient outcomes; Survival rates