Slide presentationInvasive vaginal carcinoma: Analysis of early-stage disease☆
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2020, The Lancet OncologyCitation Excerpt :These retrospective studies mainly described patients with stage I and occasionally stage II tumours.43–46 Different surgical procedures were reported in these studies, such as local excision, partial vaginectomy, radical hysterectomy, and pelvic exenteration, usually in combination with pelvic lymph node dissection and occasionally para-aortic or inguinal lymph node dissection.43–45,47 Approximately 25% of these patients who received surgery were also given adjuvant radiotherapy.43–45
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Presented at the meeting of the Society of Gynecologic Oncologists, Orlando, FL, February 17 to 20, 1991.