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ESGO 2025 - round 3

Welcome to the third round of the ESGO 2025 Quiz

focused on Diagnostics and Biomarkers.

Put Your Knowledge To The Test and See How You Measure Up!

Let’s start.

Can we give contraception during surveillance

after treatment for molar pregnancy?

No, because contraception might interfere with the possibility of recurrence.

No, because pregnancy can be achieved immediately following 2 consecutive negative hCG tests.

Yes, as it can help reduce recurrence rates.

Yes, as it is important to perform an hCG surveillance for at least 6 months prior to achieving pregnancy.

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1 out of 3

Is ICG alone the best tracer to

detect SLN in ovarian cancer?

Yes, as other tracer have demonstrated significant rates of adverse events.

No, ICG creates peritoneal spillage in majority of cases.

Yes, ICG is the best cost-effective tracer.

No, ICG alone has been demonstrated not to have the best detection rate.

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2 out of 3

Is biomarker testing essential for the indication of

all ADCs with clinical benefit in gynaecologial cancers?

No, testing is not required for any of the ADCs.

Yes, testing for high expression of the biomarker is essential for all ADCs.

No, some biomarkers have such a high prevalence in gynaecological cancers that testing is not necessary.

Yes, testing for at least low/medium expression of the biomarker is essential for all ADCs.

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3 out of 3

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ESGO 2025 Congress

ESGO's International meeting is Europe's landmark meeting in Gynaecological Oncology and the core of ESGO's educational activities.

Held annually, ESGO congress offers professionals a unique opportunity to learn and discuss the latest medical and scientific developments in gynaecological cancers research, treatment and care, as well as to network with key opinion leaders and peers from around the world.