Sarcomas of the lower female genital tract (vulva, vagina, and cervix): literature review and own cases

Objective: to identify the features of the frequency of occurrence, clinical presentation, methods of diagnosis and treatment of vitreous cell carcinomas of the cervix.Materials and methods. The publication highlights 4 cases of diagnosed GCC of the cervix at the N. N. Petrov National Medical Research Oncology Center for a five-year period from 2015 to 2020.Results. The incidence of vitreous cell carcinomas of the cervix is 1.08 % of all cases of cervical cancer. The study included only patients with locally advanced forms of stage II and III diseases. All patients underwent individualized treatment. In three cases, progression of the disease was observed during treatment.Conclusions. The main problem is the rare occurrence of vitreous cell carcinomas of the cervix. The choice of treatment tactics is decided only on a multidisciplinary basis and requires further research.

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Sarcomas of the lower female genital tract (vulva, vagina, and cervix): literature review and own cases

Abstract: В статье освещены особенности клинической картины, диагностики и различные подходы к лечению сарком вульвы, влагалища и шейки матки.

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