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30 yo with 2 mm cervical adenocarcinoma on cone biopsy. cis at margin (no invasion at margin). no high-risk features such as lvi. trachelectomy?
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Conservative treat: after cone bx, the findings of in-situ Ca suggests that there is residual prcancercous changes which can be handled by cryosurgery of the cervix region. This can then be followed by Pap smears and if no residual disease appears the condition can be followed. Reappearance of malignancy suggests eventual hysterectomy
Answered 11/27/2017
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