[Treatment of patients with 1B-stage cervical cancer].

An analysis of a more than 40-year experience of management of stage Ib, T1bN0M0 cervical cancer (611 cases) followed the development of combined treatment of the disease: Until 1970-ies, irradiation plus surgery was preferred. During the seventies no correlation between effectiveness and sequence of these component procedures was established. According to data on 33 surgical cases, extended extirpation of the uterus may be recommended in patients with stage Ib cervical cancer less than 5 mm deep and free from such adverse prognostic factors as concomitant pregnancy, poor cell differentiation and blood and lymph vascular microembolism by tumor.

[Clinico-morphologic parallels in synchronous cancer of the endometrium and ovaries].

A comparative study of 84 cases of endometrial and ovarian carcinoma showed clinical course of endometroid tumor to be more favorable than that of non-endometroid one (five-year survival--72.5 and 8.2%, respectively).

[Principles of specialized oncogynecologic services].

It is pointed out that distinctive features of malignant neoplasms of the female genital system determine peculiarity of organization of medical care for patients with cancer of uterus, ovary and external genital organs. Violation of the basic principle, i.e.