Long term clinical outcomes and toxicity in cervical cancer patients treated with surgery and chemoRadiation-An institutional observational study.

Worldwide Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women both in incidence with an estimated 604,000 new cases and deaths with 342,000 cases. In India it accounts for 75,209 new cases with cumulative risk of 1 in 75 females next to breast cancer in which 1 in 29 females will develop cancer. At our hospital around 25% of total patients that we treat will be having cervical cancer. Treatment options for early stage cervical cancer are either surgery or radiation. Overall survival or disease free survival are equal for either treatment. Some selected patients after surgery based on certain pathological risk factors have to receive adjuvant radiation with or without concurrent chemotherapy that results in improved disease outcomes.patients who receive post operative radiation will be having increase in complications. Most of the trials conducted on combined modality treatment are older studies moreover treatment methods also changed over period of time with the advent of newer techniques. The aim of the present study is to report 5 year disease related outcomes and complications in cervical cancer patients treated surgery and radiation at Government College, hospital.