“…e treatment of bone recurrence cervical cancer remains a challenging clinical problem. Despite recent advances in aggressive management through multimodal therapy, the median survival after the diagnosis of bone recurrence cervical cancer was only 4-12 months in recent previous studies [8,10,11,17,22], which the 6 months in our study was consistent with. In previous studies, certain clinicopathologic variables have been found to be related to a poor prognosis for bone recurrence cervical cancer patients, that is, the presence of nonpelvic bone metastasis [10], extraosseous metastasis [16], adenocarcinoma [17], advanced stage (IIB-IV) [17], multiple initial bone metastases [17], and age less than 45 years at the time of the initial cervical cancer diagnosis [11].…”