The Application of Clinical in Early Cervical Cancer Radical Trachelectomy
WU Yi-li
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WU Yi-li
Abstract
In recent years,the incidence of cervical cancer has the trend to ascend,with the age of patients getting younger.The young patients with cervical cancer need to preserve their fertility sparing.With the development of the new surgery and Laparoscopic,radical trachelectomy surgery,radical trachelectomy surgery as a new method of the treatment of early cervical cancer,restrictedly controls its surgical indications,and in combination with medical ethics and principles of evidence-based medicine,radical trachelectomy surgery not only achieves a radical cure of cervical cancer,but also fully takes into consideration the fertility sparing of the young patients with cervical cancer.Therefore,cervical radical trachelectomy is a feasible,effective and reasonable surgery.
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In recent years,the incidence of cervical cancer has the trend to ascend,with the age of patients getting younger.The young patients with cervical cancer need to preserve their fertility sparing.With the development of the new surgery and Laparoscopic,radical trachelectomy surgery,radical trachelectomy surgery as a new method of the treatment of early cervical cancer,restrictedly controls its surgical indications,and in combination with medical ethics and principles of evidence-based medicine,radical trachelectomy surgery not only achieves a radical cure of cervical cancer,but also fully takes into consideration the fertility sparing of the young patients with cervical cancer.Therefore,cervical radical trachelectomy is a feasible,effective and reasonable surgery.
Key concepts: Trachelectomy, Cervical cancer, Medicine, Radical surgery, Incidence (geometry), Fertility, Surgery, Cancer