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Is it possible that the cervical tumor will be removed? my mother in law has stage 3b cervical ca
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No: Ca of cervix iii b tumor invaded not only to vagina but to the pelvis also, even obstruction to ureters, at this stage surgical removal is no longer an option, most of the time treated with chemo- radiation.
Answered 5/16/2013
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