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RESEARCH ON MRI VALUES IN INVASIVE ASSESSMENT OF CERVICAL CANCER
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Objective: evaluate role of pelvic MRI in invasive assessment of cervical cancer. Material and method: patients with diagnosis of cervical cancer underwent MRI 1.5T with contrast enhancement pre surgery. The pathology result post procedure then were compared to MRI diagnosis to identify MRI value. Result: In 47 cervical cancer patients in our study, there were 4 cases with vaginal invasive, 21 cases with broad ligament, 1 case with bladder invasive, 1 case with rectal invasive, 2 cases with pelvic nodule metastasis. Post analysis, MRI value was identified with all charactersitic (Sn, Sp, PPV, NPV) ranging from 95.7% to 100%. Conclusion MRI has very high value in invasive assessment of cervical cancer
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cervical cancer, MRI value
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