MedicineOncologyCervical DiseaseSurgical OncologyTumor PathologyCervical CancerCervical HistologyCervical HistopathologyCervical LesionsCervical PathologyCervical Cancer HistopathologyCervical Cancer StagingHistologic Tumor Classification
Two thousand and two cases of cervical carcinoma were studied, and the patients were divided into 3 age groups specifically to study the prognosis of the young patient. The distribution of histologic tumor types was the same in all age groups. The young patients had a more favorable stage distribution and as a group a better prognosis than the older ones, but within each stage the same 5-year survival was found for all age groups. The period studied was relatively short (6 years), and modern therapy was available to all patients.