Uso de la traquelectomía radical en cáncer de cérvix con histología infrecuente: a propósito de 2 casos

Abstract

Radical trachelectomy is a surgical technique that allows young women with early invasive cervical carcinoma to preserve their fertility. Although its safety has been demonstrated in squamous histology, doubts remain about the advisability of this intervention in histological types traditionally associated with a worse outcome. We describe two cases of rare cervical tumors (clear cell adenocarcinoma and synchronous invasive squamous cell carcinoma and invasive adenocarcinoma) treated with radical trachelectomy after pelvic sentinel node biopsy.