“…Typical ERMS lesions are nodular, papillary, polypoid, or grape-like masses, which may also grow infiltratively, involve surrounding tissues or metastasize distantly. Due to the relative rarity of cervical RMS, misdiagnosis occurs in up to a quarter of women [1], and cervical ERMS can easily be misdiagnosed as cervical polyps or leiomyosarcoma. In this study, 2 patients were considered for "cervical polyps" to undergo polypectomy in other hospitals, but their cervical mass quickly recurred.…”