Differentiated approach to the choice of the extent of surgery for patients with invasive cervical cancer
Abstract
Cervical cancer is the 4th most common cancer in women worldwide. Currently, novel approaches to treatment of cervical cancer, namely organ-preserving and function-sparing surgeries, aimed to improve life quality of patients and their medical and social rehabilitation are being developed and actively implemented. We present a literature review using data from our studies on the feasibility of a differentiated approach to the choice of tactics in treatment of patients with invasive cervical cancer.
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Chernyshova A.L. – doctor of medical sciences, leading researcher of department for genecology, e-mail: alacher@list.ru
Kolomiets L.A. – professor, head of department for gynecology
Krasilnikov S.E. – doctor of medical sciences, professor, head of department for gynecology
