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How would one treat cervical cancer in situ?
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Surgery: Removal of a cone of cervix including the lesion is the usual treatment. If child bearing is no longer needed/desired, removal of the uterus may be an option.
Answered 11/2/2015
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Surgery: Surgical resection with a clean margin is the treatment for carcinoma in situ-if surgery can be done.
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