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How would you treat a woman who has had a simple, extrafascial hysterectomy for a clinically occult, pathologically FIGO stage IB1 cervical cancer?
Occult IB1 cervical SqCC found on simple extrafascial hysterectomy, with 4 mm deep stromal invasion and LVSI. Subsequent pelvic and para-aortic nodal sampling was negative but radical parametrectomy and upper vaginectomy were not performed. Is adjuvant pelvic radiation indicated?
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Community Practice
Standard would be to do some form of radical hysterectomy and if not done add adjuvant RT.
That being said, the absolute risk of parametrial involvement for that size of disease is very low, and the benefit of RT if at all, is very small and requires a discussion of the pros and cons of interventio...
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Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Academic Institution
Agree with Dr. @Beriwal.Only additional thought, 4 mm cervical stromal invasion out of how many mm total thickness? Some cervical stromas are 5-6 mm thick, others are 15 mm thick.If the patient had a small cervix and therefore a deep 1/3 stromal invasion, then she'd meet Sedlis criteria and I'd proc...