Cervical Cancer - Surgery Treatment

Cervical cancer is one of the leading cancer in women and it is said to be prevented if detected early. Girls ages 11:12 can be given a vaccine, a Pap test schedule for the prevention of cancer.

Women aged 21 or within three years from the onset of sexual activity, you should start taking a Pap test and to be repeated every two to 30 years and every 3 years thereafter.

Early detection of cancer can lead to its surgical removal, and it is usually the most preferred mode of treatment, but not every woman has to proći.Različite stages of cervical cancer are surgery - Laser surgery, conization, cryosurgery, a simple hysterectomy , a radical hysterectomy and radical trachelectomy

is the first alternative is to loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP), which involves the use of high frequency currents to reduce and remove diseased tissue. This procedure is performed administering a local anesthetic to numb the cervix and the wire loop is inserted into the vagina. A sample of tissue is removed for examination and deeper tissues are used to evaluate the endocervical canal.

The other alternative for cervical cancer surgery laser surgery that uses a laser beam directed through the vagina instead of a knife to burn the abnormal cells or tissue removed for biopsy.

cone biopsy is also an option which is a surgical procedure that involves removing the cone-shaped tissues of the cervix and the like LEEP, uses a heated wire or a scalpel or laser, which is also known as a cone knife cone biopsy. This is useful as a female fitness for pregnancy can be preserved in most cases.

hysterectomy is an option that involves many processes, and aims to eliminate the cancerous tissue by removing the uterus. Those who are trying for pregnancy can be rest assured that the ovaries were intact after the hysterectomy procedure. If a woman can not have children, even after the ovaries are retained after a hysterectomy, she will go to early menopause.

Women typically have either a total (simple) hysterectomy or radical hysterectomy. Total hysterectomy involves removing the uterus and cervix, but leaves intact the vagina, lymph nodes and parametrium. Radical hysterectomy, unlike simple hysterectomy, the removal of the uterus, cervix, supporting ligaments and parametrium, upper vagina and local lymph nodes (a procedure called lymphadenectomy). If the fallopian tubes and ovaries are also removed with radical hysterectomy, a procedure known as bilateral salpingo-oopherectomy.

must be aware of the different surgery options and discuss with your surgeon.