Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 74 years old,On May 15, diagnosed with Stage IIIB uterine cancer, the patient's physical condition is weakened, malnourished, anemic, and weighs 74 jin.
Doctor's answer:
Surgical treatment for cervical cancer is generally limited to early-stage patients, specifically those with carcinoma in situ, Stage I, and Stage IIa. Patients with stages higher than IIa do not fare well with surgical treatment. The extent of surgery is determined based on specific conditions such as the depth and size of the lesion, clinical stage, pathological type, and cellular differentiation. The following different surgical approaches are performed: