Endometrial Cancer FIGO 2023 Stage (with molecular) — free guideline decision tool
Assign the FIGO 2023 endometrial cancer stage from histologic aggressiveness, anatomic extent and molecular subtype (POLEmut/MMRd/p53abn/NSMP). Instant, browser-side.
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Worked calculation
The values below come from this tool's own example placeholders and are computed server-side with the formula shown on this page, so the arithmetic can be checked quickly. It demonstrates how to substitute values only — it is not clinical advice and not a real case.
| Histologic type | Non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid) |
|---|---|
| Anatomic extent | Adnexa / uterine serosa (IIIA) |
| Molecular subtype | MMRd |
→FIGO stageStage IIIAmMMRd
- FIGO 2023 stage：Stage IIIAmMMRd (MMRd/NSMP do not change the stage, recorded as a subscript only; for stage III/IV the molecular subtype is recorded only)
- Management direction：Treatment follows current guidelines and multidisciplinary discussion; this page provides only staging and molecular classification.
- Notes：FIGO 2023 distinguishes non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid) from aggressive histology; complete molecular classification is encouraged (POLE sequencing + MMR IHC + p53); for stage III/IV molecular subtype does not change the stage
| Histologic type | Non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid) |
|---|---|
| Anatomic extent | Confined to endometrium/polyp, no myometrial invasion |
| Molecular subtype | Unknown / not done |
→FIGO stageStage IA
- FIGO 2023 stage：Stage IA
- Management direction：Specific treatment and doses follow current guidelines and local protocols; this page does not list them. [Pending update] Unsourced specific doses/regimens on this page are temporarily hidden pending item-by-item review against the cited guideline texts.
- Notes：FIGO 2023 distinguishes non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid) from aggressive histology; complete molecular classification is encouraged (POLE sequencing + MMR IHC + p53); for stage III/IV molecular subtype does not change the stage
Common questions
What is Endometrial Cancer FIGO 2023 Stage (with molecular)?
Assign the FIGO 2023 endometrial cancer stage from histologic aggressiveness, anatomic extent and molecular subtype (POLEmut/MMRd/p53abn/NSMP). Instant, browser-side.
How is Endometrial Cancer FIGO 2023 Stage (with molecular) calculated? What is the core formula?
Non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid): IA no/< ½ MI, IB ≥ ½, IIA cervical stroma, IIB substantial LVSI. Aggressive: IC confined, IIC any MI. III/IV by anatomic extension. Molecular changes early confined disease only: POLEmut → IAmPOLEmut, p53abn + MI → IICmp53abn.
When is Endometrial Cancer FIGO 2023 Stage (with molecular) used?
Staging and management direction for endometrial cancer under the molecular-integrated FIGO 2023 system.
What are the key clinical points for Endometrial Cancer FIGO 2023 Stage (with molecular)?
FIGO 2023 introduced histologic-aggressiveness and molecular subtype into staging — a major change from FIGO 2009. MMRd and NSMP are recorded as subscripts but do not change the stage; for stage III/IV molecular subtype is recorded only.
What are the limits and cautions when using Endometrial Cancer FIGO 2023 Stage (with molecular)?
For licensed clinicians and clinical researchers. Interpret results with history, investigations and local protocols; not a diagnosis or prescription, and not a substitute for multidisciplinary decision-making or local guidelines.
Does Endometrial Cancer FIGO 2023 Stage (with molecular) upload patient data? Where is it calculated?
Calculation runs locally in the browser; inputs and results are not uploaded. For licensed clinicians only; interpret with history, investigations and local protocols — not a diagnosis or prescription.
How is Endometrial Cancer FIGO 2023 Stage (with molecular) calculated in practice? Can you show a worked example?
Inputs: Histologic type Non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid), Anatomic extent Adnexa / uterine serosa (IIIA), Molecular subtype MMRd → Result: FIGO stage Stage IIIAmMMRd（FIGO 2023 stage: Stage IIIAmMMRd (MMRd/NSMP do not change the stage, recorded as a subscript only; for stage III/IV the molecular subtype is recorded only), Management direction: Treatment follows current guidelines and multidisciplinary discussion; this page provides only staging and molecular classification., Notes: FIGO 2023 distinguishes non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid) from aggressive histology; complete molecular classification is encouraged (POLE sequencing + MMR IHC + p53); for stage III/IV molecular subtype does not change the stage） Inputs: Histologic type Non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid), Anatomic extent Confined to endometrium/polyp, no myometrial invasion, Molecular subtype Unknown / not done → Result: FIGO stage Stage IA（FIGO 2023 stage: Stage IA, Management direction: Specific treatment and doses follow current guidelines and local protocols; this page does not list them. [Pending update] Unsourced specific doses/regimens on this page are temporarily hidden pending item-by-item review against the cited guideline texts., Notes: FIGO 2023 distinguishes non-aggressive (G1–2 endometrioid) from aggressive histology; complete molecular classification is encouraged (POLE sequencing + MMR IHC + p53); for stage III/IV molecular subtype does not change the stage）
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