Characteristics of patients who did not complete non-radical fertility-sparing treatment
| Patients who required definitive surgical management | ||||
| Patient no | Age, FIGO, histology | Definitive treatment | Reason | Outcome, follow-up |
| 1 | 40 years, IB1, squamous cell carcinoma | Radical hysterectomy | Positive endocervical and deep margins on repeat cone | No evidence of disease, 19 months |
| 2 | 28 years, IB1, adenocarcinoma | Radical trachelectomy | Positive ectocervical margin on repeat cone | 1 pregnancy and term delivery, no evidence of disease, 43 months |
| 3 | 29 years, IB1, adenocarcinoma | Simple hysterectomy | Positive endocervical and deep margin on repeat cone, no cervix left | No evidence of disease, 37 months |
| 4 | 48 years, IA2, squamous cell carcinoma | Counseled for simple hysterectomy, received second opinion and radical hysterectomy | Margin pathology on repeat cone difficult to interpret | No evidence of disease, 79 months |
| Patients who required chemoradiation | ||||
| 1 | 32 years, IB1, squamous cell carcinoma | External beam radiation with concurrent cisplatin and brachytherapy | Positive deep margin, perineural invasion | No evidence of disease, 89 months |
| 2 | 36 years, IB1, adenosquamous carcinoma | External beam radiation with concurrent cisplatin | 2 lymph nodes positive each for 1 mm micrometastasis | No evidence of disease, 111 months |