[Invasive cervical carcinoma coexistent with pregnancy]

Results are presented of treatment of 28 cases of invasive cervical carcinoma coexistent with pregnancy. The degree of progression, according to FIGO, was as follows: grade I degree--9 cases, grade II degrees--7 cases, grade III degrees--11 cases. The treatment included, depending on the degree of progression, operation and radiotherapy, both brachytherapy and teletherapy. Eight patients (28.6%) survived 5 years. The best results of the treatment were obtained in patients with low progression grade in early pregnancy. No patient with carcinoma diagnosed in puerperium survived 5 years.