Evaluation of mobile health applications for cervical cancer in the digital marketplace

Abstract

Contentsin utero (the death of the fetus occurs within few days), while during second trimester a hysterotomy as a first step is advised. This reduces the risk of obstetrical complications (bleeding, rupture of the cervix, diffuse intravascular coagulation) and psychological impact on the patient. Alternatively, before chemoradiotherapy is initiated, feticide can be considered for ethical and psychological reasons. Conclusion: Radical hysterectomy is the treatment of choice for pregnant patients with early cervical cancer. It affords termination or delivery of the pregnancy at the same time of the treatment is provided. Radical hysterectomy during pregnancy can be safely performed even with the fetus in situ and a subsequent cesarean section.