Table 1

Patient and treatment characteristics

Patients, tumor and treatment characteristics
Age (years), median (range)31 (19–61)
Gravida, n (%)
 G020 (45%)
 >G121 (47%)
Histology, n (%)
 Squamous cell carcinoma27 (62%)
 Adenocarcinoma16 (36%)
 Adenosquamous1 (2%)
Stage (FIGO 2009), n (%)
 IA1 (+LVSI)18 (41%)
 IA25 (11%)
 IB121 (48%)
LVSI, n (%)*
 Yes18 (41%)
 No24 (55%)
Depth of stromal invasion (mm), median (range)2.3 (0.3–8)
Pathologic tumor size (mm), median (range)7.5 (0.8–25)
Diagnostic procedure, n (%)*
 Biopsy4 (9%)
 LEEP18 (41%)
 Cone21 (48%)
Margins at diagnostic procedure, n (%)
 Positive24 (54%)
 Negative17 (39%)
 Unknown3 (7%)
Residual disease on cone biopsy, n (%)
 Yes12 (28%)
 No31 (70%)
 No repeat cone1 (2%)
Lymph node assessment, n (%)
 SLN alone41 (93%)
 SLN + ipsilateral pelvic lymphadenectomy1 (2%)
 SLN + ipsilateral pelvic and para-aortic lymphadenectomy2 (5%)
Lymph node status, n (%)
 Negative41 (93%)
 Positive (micrometastasis)3 (7%)
Adjuvant treatment, n (%)
 Yes (chemoradiation)2 (5%)
 No42 (95%)
Completion surgery, n (%)
 Yes4 (9%)
  For positive margins(2 radical hysterectomy, 1 radical trachelectomy, 1 simple hysterectomy)
  For cervical stenosis3 (7%)
  For recurrent persistent HSIL1 (2%)
 No36 (82%)
  • *Missing 3 gravidity, 3 parity, 8 grade, 2 LVSI, 1 diagnostic procedure.

  • HSIL, high grade squamous intra-epithelial lesion; LEEP, loop electrosurgical excision procedure; LVSI, lymphovascular space invasion; SLN, sentinel lymph node.