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Gynecologic Oncology
How do you counsel/treat a locally advanced Stage IIB cervix cancer while patient is 12 weeks pregnant?
Answer from: Radiation Oncologist at Community Practice
This is individualized with discussion with patient about cancer outcomes with a delay of treatment vs. loss of pregnancy.
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