Expert Reproductive Cancer Care

Our team of gynecologic oncologists and advanced pelvic surgeons offers state-of-the-art surgical interventions, cutting-edge chemotherapy and a vast array of clinical trials to best tailor treatment to your individual needs. 

Our practice is dedicated to treating, curing and providing support for females with reproductive cancers. As the only National Cancer Center Institute-Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center in Colorado, our gynecologic oncology group provides patients with the highest level of expertise available delivered in compassionate and individualized care.

Ovarian Cancer Innovations Group: Pioneering Research and Advanced Treatment

The Ovarian Cancer Innovations Group is a newly formed research team dedicated to comprehensive study of ovarian cancer. Their focus includes identifying biomarkers for early detection through symptom screening, narrowing down individuals at higher risk. Additionally, the group employs machine learning to predict disease recurrence by analyzing patient tumors, and explores innovative approaches to inhibit metastasis, specifically targeting fat cells. The research extends to enhancing immunotherapy effectiveness by closely examining the tumor immune microenvironment. With a commitment to improving targeted therapies, outcomes, and quality of life, the group instills hope for the future of ovarian cancer treatment.

What to bring to your first appointment

For your first appointment, please arrive 30 minutes early to complete paperwork. Please bring all available medical records and information with you or confirm that these documents are already on file with University of Colorado Gynecologic Oncologists.

If you have already been diagnosed with gynecologic cancer, please bring all lab and pathology reports, as well as slides, scans, tumor specimens, consultation notes, surgical reports, and other applicable diagnosis information (your previous doctor will be able to provide these to you upon request).

Depending on the type of procedure or appointment you are having, you may be asked to bring additional information. When scheduling your appointment, you will be informed of the exact documents and information you need to bring.

What to bring to your second opinion diagnosis appointment

Second opinions are based on our review of all available information, including our comprehensive review of all previous scans and test. It is important to bring all documentation with you, including all lab and pathology reports, slides, scans, tumor specimens, consultation notes, surgical reports, and other applicable diagnosis information (your doctor will be able to provide all applicable information upon your request).