Question 183 · LEK · Cervical cancer
The treatment of pre-invasive cervical cancer consists in:
- A. excision of the affected part of the cervix.
- B. strict cytological and colposcopic examination once a month.
- C. simple hysterectomy.
- D. radical hysterectomy.
- E. brachytherapy.
Hint
Pre-invasive disease is confined to the epithelium; what minimal procedure removes it while preserving the organ?
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