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International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1991
Microinvasive cervix cancer (Stage Ia) is the earliest stage of squamous carcinoma, and has a 98% 5-year survival. This article reviews risk factors, etiology, and diagnosis of this disease. The important prognostic factors for treatment planning are depth of invasion, lateral extent of invasive tumor, and lymphvascular space invasion.
J C, Schink, J R, Lurain
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Microinvasive cervix cancer (Stage Ia) is the earliest stage of squamous carcinoma, and has a 98% 5-year survival. This article reviews risk factors, etiology, and diagnosis of this disease. The important prognostic factors for treatment planning are depth of invasion, lateral extent of invasive tumor, and lymphvascular space invasion.
J C, Schink, J R, Lurain
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Metastases in cancer of the cervix
The American Journal of Surgery, 1960Abstract 1. 1. A review of the literature in regard to metastatic spread of cancer of the cervix is presented. 2. 2. The longer life span of people with carcinoma of the cervix, because of advanced modalities of treatment, accounts in great part for the increase in distant and often unpredictable sites of metastases. 3. 3.
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SMALL CELL CANCER OF THE CERVIX
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1964Abstract Of 1,035 cases of Grades III and IV carcinoma of the cervix reviewed, 148 (14.3 per cent) were small cell carcinoma. Analysis of results of various methods of treatment in these cases suggests that identification of the cell type offered no advantage in selecting the type of treatment for cancer of the cervix.
C A, FIELD, M, DOCKERTY, R E, SYMMONDS
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965
ABSTRACT Although radiation therapy is generally considered the procedure of choice in treating invasive carcinoma of limited extent, the renaissance of radical surgical procedures in experienced hands has yielded high cure rates. Rather than regard these procedures as competitive, an effort is being made in a number of centers to use the surgical and ...
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ABSTRACT Although radiation therapy is generally considered the procedure of choice in treating invasive carcinoma of limited extent, the renaissance of radical surgical procedures in experienced hands has yielded high cure rates. Rather than regard these procedures as competitive, an effort is being made in a number of centers to use the surgical and ...
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Cytologic prognosis in cancer of the cervix
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1957T I-I E treatment of cancer of the cervix at present falls into two disciplines-surgery and radiotherapy. There are vocal and vigorous advocates of both methods of therapy. It has been difficult to show a clear advantage to either treatment. Brunschwig and Daniel1 report a 54.6 per cent five-year salvage rate in 348 cases treated by radical operation ...
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CANCER OF THE CERVIX IN PREGNANCY
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1960W N, JONES, R, OSBAND
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CANCER OF CERVIX AND CANCER OF PENIS
The Lancet, 1981T, Sorahan, I K, Crombie
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SCREENING FOR CANCER OF THE CERVIX
The Lancet, 1965J E, MACGREGOR, M E, FRASER, E M, MANN
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Cancer and Pre-cancer of the Cervix
Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 2001openaire +1 more source
Cancer of the cervix, an appraisal
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1956openaire +2 more sources