For treatment of low risk GTN, methotrexate with _____ is recommended
Treatment for primary invasive cervical carcinoma: IA1: Type _____ Hysterectomy IA2: Type II (Modified Radical/ Wertheim) Hysterectomy IB1-IB2, and IIA1: Type III (Radical/Meigs-Wertheim) Hysterectomy IB3, IIA2 onwards: Chemoradiation
Stage III vulvar cancers can be treated by _____ for local recurrence
Sentinel lymph node biopsy is most useful in _____ carcinoma among gynecological malignancies.
Uterine malignancy is a(n) _____ contraindication to uterine artery embolisation
Stage IV vulval cancers can be treated by _____ as mainstay treatment along with local excision on residual tumor
Cytobrush is used to take samples from the _____

The given CT abdomen suggestive of hydronephrosis is suggestive of Stage _____ Cervical cancer

Choriocarcinoma in females may arise as a complication of _____ or as a spontaneous germ cell tumor
The next step in managing a patient who has HSIL on her pap smear is to perform a _____ and directed cervical biopsies
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