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Table 2 Cases of cervical/vaginal cancer in patients with uterine prolapse treated by radiation therapy

From: Radiation therapy for vaginal cancer in complete uterine prolapse with intrauterine adhesion: a case report

Patient

Age (years)

Clinical stage (FIGO)

Histology

Prolapse before RT

EBRT field and dose

BT technique and dose

Surgery after RT

RFS (months)

Reference

1

60

IIIB

Large-cell nonkeratinizing squamous cell carcinoma

Reduced under sedation before RT

50 Gy

None

None

2

8

2

73

IIA

W/D keratinizing squamous cell carcinoma

Irreducible

Pelvis

52.2 Gy

Intracavitary

HDR

7.5 Gy × 3

Vaginal hysterectomy

60

9

3

72

IIA2

W/D squamous cell carcinoma

Reduced utilizing pessary before RT

Whole pelvis

45 Gy

Intracavitary

tandem and ovoids

HDR

6 Gy × 5

None

15

10

4

78

I

Keratinizing squamous cell carcinoma

Not reduced

None

interstitial

HDR

6 Gy × 14

None

3

our case

  1. Abbreviations: FIGO International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics, EBRT external beam radiation therapy, BT brachytherapy, RT radiation therapy, W/D well differentiated, RFS relapse-free survival, HDR high-dose-rate