Preventing cervical cancer

The state of the art treatment for women with early stage cervical cancer (I-IIa) is a radical hysterectomy with pelvic lymphadenectomy (RHL) with or without adjuvant

Objective: To assess the role of postoperative radiotherapy for early stage cervical carcinoma with risk factors other than positive nodes, parametrial invasion or positive

As it is a clinical impression that the number of reported lymph nodes can depend on several factors, including anatomic differences between patients, variations in local infl ammatory

Crohnbach’s alpha of the subscale Female Sexual Complaints (FSC) and the subscale Female Sexual Function (FSF) of the Gynaecologic Leiden Questionnaire of ONCO group(patients

As well as compared to the control group as compared to the situation before the operation, a signifi cantly larger percentage of the patients complained of lymphedema up to 24

performed a study in which vaginal pulse amplitude during sexual stimulation by erotic fi lms was assessed in women with a history of conventional RHL, women with a history of

When radical hysterectomy with pelvic lymphadenectomy (RHL) is performed for women with early stage cervical cancer and adverse risk factors, such as lymph node

Allereerst kunnen de resultaten van onze studie en gegevens uit de litera- tuur worden gebruikt als argument om radiotherapie te geven aan patiënten met tumor gerelateerde