The choice of treatment for cervical cancer depends mainly on the size of the tumor and itsstage, or whether the cancer has spread. Treatment options may also depend on whether the patient would like to become pregnant someday. Our gynecologic oncologists work with patients collaboratively to dev...
Surgery is the main treatment for cervical cancers. Sometimes you'll getchemotherapyor radiation to shrink the tumor before surgery, or to killcancercells that remain afterward. The type of surgery you have depends on how large the cancer has grown and whether it has spread. Some types of cer...
Cervical cancer (CC) is the fourth most common cancer among women worldwide. The aim of this study is to focus on the state of the art of CC prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment and, within the latter, the role of surgery in the various stages of the disease with a focus on ...
How long is treatment for cervical cancer?Cervical Cancer:Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that arises in the cervix, which is the lower part of the uterus and the gateway to the vagina. Regular screening is recommended as early-stage cervical cancer may not present with any symptoms....
Treatment for Cervical Cancer Surgery The most commonly followedtreatment for cervical canceris surgery followed by radiation or chemotherapy. Depending upon the stage and condition of the patients, different types of surgeries are performed, such as lymphadenectomy, radical trachelectomy, radical hysterect...
Cancer type * Phone number * Email * Country* Treatment for Cervical Cancer Torturous Traditional Cervical Cancer Treatment Surgery: surgery is of great trauma, the resection range may include the uterus, bilateral adnexa, upper vagina, nearby tissues, pelvic lymph nodes, etc. Except for...
r Cervical Cancer . Could Vaccines End the Scourge of the Big C? as Scientists Hail a New Treatment for Cervical Cancer .Could Vaccines End the Scourge of the Big C? as Scientists Hail a New Treatment for Cervical Cancer .Byline: MICHAEL HANLON...
that can be used to screen small molecule inhibitors of EDD1 and also looking into how the regulation of TIP60 levels can be translated into therapeutic advances for the treatment of viral-mediated cancers such as cervical cancer. If successful, this could potentially be a significant breakthrough...
High-dose-rate interstitial computed tomography–based brachytherapy for the treatment of cervical cancer: Early results Purpose There is limited published data on high-dose-rate interstitial brachytherapy (HDRBT) for cervical cancer resulting in no consensus on a fractionati... N Kannan,S Beriwal,...
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