Surgery is the usual treatment for ovarian cancer. A CT scan is used to check where the cancer is in the body and helps doctors to know if surgery would be a suitable treatment choice. However, sometimes the CT scan can’t: tell the difference between disease that isn't cancer (benign) and cancer (malignant disease) always show how far the c…

The aims of the trial are to: help diagnose ovarian cancer earlier when treatment is likely to work better help identify which women need further investigations for possible ovarian cancer and reduce unnecessary tests, hospital visits and distress in women who do not have ovarian cancer try to develop a blood test that is more specific an…