Top New York City
Gynecologist Dr. Steven R.
Goldstein MD has been in private practice for over 25 years and treated many
patients with ovarian masses. Ovarian cancer is the second most common genital
tract malignancy and the most deadly (overall 5 year survival of 45%). Ovarian
cancer is more prevalent with increasing age, usually occurring with
post-menopausal women.
Dr. Goldstein uses non-invasive methods such as gynecologic
ultrasounds for initial diagnosis instead of painful, costly, invasive
biopsies. Non-invasive ultrasounds are performed right in his office in a short
period of time. With these non-invasive ultrasounds, Dr Goldstein is able to
view precise, clear, high quality images of ovarian masses for cancer
screening. Using ultrasounds, pattern recognition and Doppler features of an
ovarian mass are the most accurate method of differentiating a malignant from a
benign tumor when performed by an expert practitioner like Dr Goldstein.
Dr. Goldstein uses color flow Doppler in ultrasounds
which is very important to evaluate the presence or absence of prominent
vessels within the solid areas of the tumor. The main goal of the ultrasound
examination is to determine whether the mass is suspicious for malignancy
(cancerous) or almost certainly benign (non-cancerous).
If you have been told that you have a mass in your
ovaries, it is best to seek a second opinion before scheduling any surgery. Dr
Goldstein, a Top New York City Gynecologist,
is available for cancer screenings or second opinions before gynecologic
surgery. You may contact Dr Goldstein at his New York office to schedule a
consultation cancer screening for gynecologic conditions, or visit his website
at www.goldsteinmd.com.
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