EP092/#966 The clinical implications and impact of hydronephrosis in cervical cancer at regional cancer centre in Eastern India

Abstract

significantly shorter disease free interval of 11 months.so adding systemic therapy to adjuvant treatment should be investigated further. Survival for patients with regular follow up was 61.6 months. out of 69 ,in 57 patients symptoms alone were the index diagnostic method. Neither of the methods of recurrence detection have impact on os. Conclusions: This study was undertaken in a developing nation that harbours majority of global burden of cervical cancer. Thorough examination of clinical symptoms could diagnose recurrence early. Also the recurrence detection outcomes were not linked to specific diagnostic procedures. interestingly , There was a trend of better survival period in patients who followed up regularly.