MRI and PET/CT can help spare patients with clinically operable cervical cancer from unnecessary high-morbidity treatment, however, pretreatment imaging does not lead to increased survival of these patients, a new study shows.
MRI and PET/CT can prevent unnecessary treatment of some cervica...Courtesy EurekAlert! - Medicine and Health Thu, 04/10/2008 - 23:00
MRI and PET/CT can help spare patients with clinically operable cervical cancer from unnecessary high-morbidity treatment, however, pretreatment imaging does not lead to increased survival of these patients, a new study shows. Sponsors
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