Cervical carcinoma infiltrating parcially 2/3 parts of posterior aspect of vaginal wall with 3rd degree uterine prolapse
From: S. Villaverde (svillaverdef@medynet.com)
Wed Jan 24 15:21:14 2001
Best way of dealing with a Cervical cercinoma of the cervix infiltrating
2/3 of the posterior vaginal wall concomitant with a 3rd degree uterine
prolapse ( procidentia).
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