Titlebook: Joint Meeting; Special Reprint of t H. Bürkle Camp (Professor of Surgery and Secretary Book 1969 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1969 Chi

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Diagnosis of Recurrent Carcinoma of the Cervix,tial therapy could be identified early and positively, many of them could be cured or the course of their disease so modified as to offer significant palliation. However, for the purpose of this discussion, we must distinguish between persistent and recurrent cervical cancer. Persistent cancer is th

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Management of Recurrent Cervical Cancer,urrent carcinoma within the pelvis. The concept of ultraradical surgery sprang up simultaneously in several different clinics but was given impetus by the publications of . and . appearing in 1948 and 1950. . reported his initial results of pelvic exenteration in the treatment of advanced carcinoma

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Restorative Surgery of the Tubes (a study of 600 personal cases),. is still in France the most frequent factor of persistent sterility (around 40%). . are also an important factor, isolated in 5 to 10%, associated with organic obstruction in 25% at least.

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Early Detection and Cytology of Carcinoma in Situ,Great numbers of the so called carcinoma in situ have been detected by cvtodiagnosis of exfoliated cells of the cervix uteri. With increasing experience the intraepithelial malignant lesion was no longer understood as real cancer, but as a precancerous lesion, which precedes cervical cancer.

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Tendencies of Growth and Spread of Squamous Cell Cancer of the Cervix,. (1960) one time compared the spread of carcinoma of the cervix with a roulette. While the ball is rolling, nobody knows where it is going to stop. The probability, however, which will promise success to repeated putting in, may be small or great. Therefore the stakes are limited.

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Abdominal Operations for Cervical Cancer,Nearly 30 years after the resurgence of abdominal surgery for cervical cancer in the United States it is appropriate to review the experience and attempt to delineate the role it should play as the sole definitive mode of therapy.

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Evaluation of Different Methods of Treatment of Cervical Carcinoma,Cure of cancer of the cervix depends first on the nature and extent of the tumor, second to a lesser degree on the skill and experience of the therapist, and third to some extent on the modalities of treatment [.].

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978-3-662-23068-8Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1969

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Joint Meeting978-3-662-25034-1Series ISSN 1432-9336

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