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The impact of extranodal spread on overall and recurrence-free survival in patients with clinically early-stage cervical cancer, but with tumor positive pelvic lymph nodes after radical hysterectomy
ObjectiveExtranodal spread is an adverse prognostic factor in several cancers. In clinically early-stage cervical cancer and positive lymph nodes after radical hysterectomy, extranodal spread is routinely registered in pathology reports, but it does not influence adjuvant treatment decisions. This n
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