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Resumen
Se presenta un caso de carcinoma escamoso de vagina, concurrente con fístula rectovaginal, a los 9 años de una histerectomía abdominal por NIC III de recurrencia, asociada a la presencia de HPV16. Se discute la aproximación individual adecuada en pacientes con problemas en la erradicación de neoplasia intracervical III
Palabras clave:
Neoplasia intracervical III
Carcinoma escamoso
Histerectomía abdominal
Abstract
We present the case of concurrent squamous carcinoma of the vagina and rectovaginal fistula 9 years after abdominal hysterectomy was performed for recurrent stage III intracervical neoplasm associated with HPV16. The appropriate individualized approach in patients with problems for erradicating stage III intracervical neplasm is discussed
Keywords:
Intracervical neoplasm III
Squamous carcinoma
Abdominal hysterectomy
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