Search Tag: cervical cancer
2025 03 Nov
Accurate preoperative staging remains central to treatment planning and prognosis in uterine cervical cancer (CC). Cross-sectional imaging has become part of the staging pathway, yet cystoscopy is still used to confirm mucosal infiltration for stage IVA classification. New multicentre evidence highlights that what is seen on magnetic resonance...Read more
2025 03 Nov
Accurate preoperative staging remains central to treatment planning and prognosis in uterine cervical cancer (CC). Cross-sectional imaging has become part of the staging pathway, yet cystoscopy is still used to confirm mucosal infiltration for stage IVA classification. New multicentre evidence highlights that what is seen on magnetic resonance...Read more
2025 22 Oct
Knowing before surgery whether cancer cells have started to move through tiny blood or lymph vessels in the cervix, known as lymphovascular space invasion (LVSI), is important for choosing the safest treatment plan. It can influence the extent of surgery, whether fertility-sparing options remain suitable and whether extra treatment is needed afterwards....Read more
2025 22 Oct
Knowing before surgery whether cancer cells have started to move through tiny blood or lymph vessels in the cervix, known as lymphovascular space invasion (LVSI), is important for choosing the safest treatment plan. It can influence the extent of surgery, whether fertility-sparing options remain suitable and whether extra treatment is needed afterwards....Read more
2025 22 Oct
Knowing before surgery whether cancer cells have started to move through tiny blood or lymph vessels in the cervix, known as lymphovascular space invasion (LVSI), is important for choosing the safest treatment plan. It can influence the extent of surgery, whether fertility-sparing options remain suitable and whether extra treatment is needed afterwards....Read more
2025 30 May
The advent of quantitative MRI techniques marks a transition in the clinical management of uterine cancers, notably endometrial cancer (EC) and cervical cancer (CC). These malignancies, though originating in the same anatomical region, differ significantly in epidemiology, pathology and clinical behaviour. Historically reliant on morphological...Read more
2025 30 May
The advent of quantitative MRI techniques marks a transition in the clinical management of uterine cancers, notably endometrial cancer (EC) and cervical cancer (CC). These malignancies, though originating in the same anatomical region, differ significantly in epidemiology, pathology and clinical behaviour. Historically reliant on morphological...Read more