Can radical parametrectomy be omitted in occult cervical cancer after extrafascial hysterectomy?

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Table 1 Clinicopathologic characteristics of patients with early-stage cervical cancer at the initial operation

No.	Age (years)	Previous diagnosis	Previous surgery	Initial surgery pathologic characteristics						FIGO stage
No.	Age (years)	Previous diagnosis	Previous surgery	Histology	Depth of stromal invasion	LVSI	Depth of invasion (mm)	Tumor size (mm)	Grade	FIGO stage
1	47	CIN3	TAH-LSO	SCC	<1/2	−	/	12	G2	IB1
2	42	CIN3	TAH	SCC	<1/2	−	5	/	G1	IA2
3	40	AUB	TAH	SCC	<1/2	−	8	/	G2	IB1
4	35	CIN3	TAH	SCC	<1/2	+	7	/	G1	IB1
5	55	Uterine prolapse	TVH	CAC	<1/2	+	4	/	G3	IA2
6	39	Myoma	TAH	SCC	<1/2	−	7	/	G2	IB1
7	41	AUB	TAH	SCC	<1/2	+	9	/	G2	IB1
8	37	CIN3	TAH	SCC	>1/2	−	/	30	G2	IB1
9	38	Adenomyosis	TAH	CAC	<1/2	−	6	/	G2	IB1
10	37	CIN3	TAH	SCC	<1/2	+	8	/	G3	IB1
11	44	AUB	TAH	SCC	<1/2	−	5	/	G1	IA2
12	58	Uterine Prolapse	TVH	CAC	<1/2	−	5	/	G2	IA2
13	41	Myoma	TAH	SCC	<1/2	−	/	10	G1	IB1

CIN cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, AUB abnormal uterine bleeding, TAH total abdominal hysterectomy, LSO left salpingo-oophorectomy, TVH total vaginal hysterectomy, SCC squamous cervical cancer, CAC cervical adenocarcinoma, LVSI lymph-vascular space invasion. “+” positive, “−” negative.

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