Introduction Sentinel lymph node (SLN) biopsy is a new trending option in the management of stage I endometrial cancer. The first results are showing non inferiority when compared to the classic pelvic lymphadenectomy dissection and also a decrease of morbidity especially lymphedema. Our Aim is to Share one of our cases with the IGCS community.

Description We report the case of a 50 year old women with a stage Ia Endometrial cancer. She was included into our institution Trial to see the feasibility of SLN biopsy in endometrial cancer. The patients have been treated laparoscopically and the Dual tracer method was used to detect the SLN. A four trocars approach was used. A 10 mm trocars in the umbilicus and one in the left iliac fossa, Two five mm in the hypogastric region and right iliac fossa. After careful abdominal exploration we detected the blue dye in the left iliac region. We started with opening the left pelvic wall peritoneum. Careful dissection of a blue enlarged lymph node. After the extraction the blue lymph node was also found to have a high radioactivity. The frozen section was negative. As a part of our protocol the women had a full lymph-node dissection and no metastatic lymph-node was found.

Conclusion SLN biopsy in stage one endometrial cancer seems to be technically feasible. We are waiting for the result of our trial to implemented in our current standards of care.