Completion of radical hysterectomy does not improve survival of patients with cervical cancer and intraoperatively detected lymph node involvement: ABRAX international retrospective cohort study

D Cibula,L Dostalek,P Hillemanns,G Scambia,J Jarkovsky,J Persson,F Raspagliesi,Z Novak,A Jaeger,M E Capilna,V Weinberger,J Klat,R L Schmidt,A Lopez,G Scibilia,R Pareja,A Kucukmetin, L Kreitner,A El-Balat,G J R Pereira,S Laufhütte, D Isla-Ortiz,T Toptas,B Gil-Ibanez,I Vergote, I Runnenbaum

European Journal of Cancer（2021）

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Abstract

•Radical hysterectomy does not improve outcome of N1 cervical cancer patients.•Surgery completion brings no survival benefit irrespective of tumour size or type.•If N1 is diagnosed intraoperatively, further radical procedure should be abandoned.

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Cervical cancer,Radical hysterectomy,Pelvic lymphadenectomy,Radical hysterectomy completion,Radical hysterectomy abandonment

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