Bevacizumab for Ovarian Cancer: 19 Real Stories

19 stories match ovarian cancer and bevacizumab. 18 of them mention surgery.

Caitlin, who was diagnosed with Stage II Ovarian Squamous Cell CarcinomaOvarian Cancer

Stage II Ovarian Squamous Cell Carcinoma: Caitlin's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Caitlin Koehler, female, Under 40 | Stage II

Biomarkers: PD-L1: high expression

After surgery for recurrence, Caitlin remained on maintenance therapy and her follow-up scans showed no evidence of disease.

MD Anderson
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Ovarian AdenocarcinomaOvarian Cancer

Stage IV Ovarian Cancer First Found Through an Umbilical Metastasis

Patient Info: Anonymized, female, 60s | Stage IV

Biomarkers: WT1-positive; CK7-positive; CA-125 321 U/mL at diagnosis

Metastatic Site: umbilicus

After 9 months of bevacizumab maintenance, her clinical and imaging findings remained stable.

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OutcomeStable Disease
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage III Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Durable response after multiple treatments for ovarian clear cell cancer

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female, 40s | Stage III

Biomarkers: HRD-positive; BRCA-negative; ARID1A mutation; PD-L1 CPS 30

She achieved a complete response, completed maintenance immunotherapy in May 2024, and continued anlotinib with normal follow-up imaging and tumor markers.

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OutcomeResponding Well
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Ovarian Cancer Metastatic to an Axillary Lymph Node Without Breast Disease

Patient Info: Anonymized, female, 50s | Stage IV

Biomarkers: BRCA1/2 negative

Metastatic Site: right axillary lymph node

Secondary cytoreductive surgery in April 2025 achieved complete macroscopic cytoreduction, and she was discharged without complications.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing
Elle, who was diagnosed with Stage I Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Stage I Ovarian Cancer: Elle's Patient Story

Patient Info: Elle Simone Scott, Female, Under 40 | Stage I

Living with recurrent ovarian cancer for more than 6 years after her September 2016 diagnosis, with an active clinical trial slowing progression at the May 2023 publication.

Dana-Farber
OutcomeLiving With Cancer
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Ovarian AdenocarcinomaOvarian Cancer

Stage IV Ovarian Cancer Complicated by Anti-Yo Cerebellar Degeneration

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female | Stage IV

Biomarkers: CA-125: 1767 kU/L; anti-Yo antibodies positive in serum and cerebrospinal fluid

Her anti-Yo paraneoplastic cerebellar degeneration progressed despite methylprednisolone and plasma exchange. Care became palliative, and she died 2 months after hospital admission.

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OutcomeIn Memory
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage III Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Stage IIIC Ovarian Cancer Found During Preoperative Screening

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female | Stage III

Biomarkers: BRCA1 pathogenic variant on homologous recombination deficiency testing; germline BRCA1 pathogenic variant

At approximately 1 year after surgery, she was alive without evidence of recurrence while continuing olaparib and bevacizumab maintenance therapy.

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OutcomeCare Ongoing
A patient, who was diagnosed with Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Recurrent Malignant Ovarian Steroid Cell Tumor Treated With Multiple Therapies

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female

Biomarkers: PIK3CA, and ATM mutations; ER negative; PR negative

She experienced repeated pelvic and lung recurrences. Platinum-based treatment produced a complete PET-CT response and olaparib maintenance provided about 1 year without progression before a 5 mm lung recurrence was surgically removed.

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OutcomeLiving With Cancer
A patient, who was diagnosed with Ovarian AdenocarcinomaOvarian Cancer

Recurrent Ovarian Cancer and Olaparib-Related Skin Toxicity

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female | Stage Metastatic/Advanced

Metastatic Site: peritoneum|liver

The latest chemotherapy was effective, and she was alive without signs of another recurrence at the last documented follow-up.

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OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Ovarian AdenocarcinomaOvarian Cancer

Kidney Complications After Treatment for Stage IV Ovarian Cancer

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female, 60s | Stage IV

Metastatic Site: peritoneum|left lymph node

No further ovarian-cancer progression was observed during the 10 months after kidney biopsy. The nephrotic syndrome reached partial remission after immunosuppressive treatment was stopped and supportive care continued.

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OutcomeStable Disease
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Ovarian Cancer

Advanced Ovarian Cancer Presenting With Dermatomyositis

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female, 50s

Biomarkers: CA-125 3169 at diagnosis; later CA-125 rise with progression

After a partial response to second-line chemotherapy, nodal disease progressed again 5 months later and liposomal doxorubicin was planned.

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OutcomeSetback / Progression
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Ovarian Cancer

Ovarian Cancer With Pleural Spread and Recurrent Dermatomyositis

Patient Info: Anonymized, Female, 40s | Stage Metastatic/Advanced

Metastatic Site: pleura

She had symptomatic improvement after 2 cycles of carboplatin and liposomal doxorubicin for recurrent disease.

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OutcomeResponding Well
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Metastatic Low-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer Causing Severe Pulmonary Hypertension

Patient Info: Anonymized, female, 70+ | Stage IV

Metastatic Site: pleura, pulmonary arteries

She died on hospital day 29 after rapidly progressive pulmonary hypertension. Autopsy attributed the pulmonary hypertension to metastatic ovarian serous carcinoma with pulmonary arterial tumor emboli.

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OutcomeIn Memory
Meredith, who was diagnosed with Stage III Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Stage III BRCA1 Ovarian Cancer: Meredith's Survivor Story

Patient Info: Meredith Ippolito, female | Stage III

Biomarkers: BRCA1 mutation

Meredith was told she was cancer-free in April 2009 and continued follow-up visits every 6 months.

MD Anderson
OutcomeCancer-Free / NED
Bre, who was diagnosed with Stage IV Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Stage IV Ovarian Cancer: Bre's Patient Story

Patient Info: Bre Tipps, female, Under 40 | Stage IV

A recent CT scan showed the remaining tumors calcifying and dying during hormonal therapy, although the patient expected to need ongoing ovarian cancer treatment.

MD Anderson
OutcomeResponding Well
A patient, who was diagnosed with Stage III Ovarian CancerOvarian Cancer

Recurrent Stage III Ovarian Cancer Complicated by Severe Kidney Injury

Patient Info: Anonymized, female, 70+ | Stage III

After further intra-abdominal cancer progression and severe kidney injury, she developed seizures, encephalopathy, and limb ischemia and died 1 week after hospitalization in May 2011.

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OutcomeIn Memory