At the Quan Su On-Demand Treatment Department, K Hospital, two cases of early-stage cervical cancer that have just been successfully treated have clearly shown the effectiveness of this approach.
Patient D. T. T (41 years old) was diagnosed with localized cervical cancer through periodic gynecological examinations. Due to non-invasive lesions and the patient's desire to recover quickly to return to work soon, doctors chose natural vaginal surgery (vNOTES) combined with Da Vinci Xi robot. This minimally invasive method helps reduce pain, limit trauma and shorten recovery time.
Meanwhile, patient L.T.L (62 years old) suffered from cervical cancer in stage IB1. In this case, the goal is not only to completely remove the tumor but also to maximize the function of the bladder and rectum and accurately assess the lymph node condition. Doctors performed robot-assisted endometrial surgery to preserve nerves, combined with a portal lymph node biopsy using ICG fluorescent markers. This technique helps accurately identify the risk of lymph node metastasis, supports effective treatment and reduces postoperative complications.
According to Dr. Dao Van Tu, Head of the Department of On-Demand Treatment, Quan Su, the personalization of treatment and multi-modal treatment is an inevitable trend in cancerology today. Treatment decisions do not depend on a specific technology but are based on comprehensive assessment of the disease status, lesion characteristics and needs of each patient.
Experts believe that the development of modern cancer surgery is not only in advanced technology but also in the ability to choose the right treatment method for each case, in order to achieve optimal efficiency and maintain a long-term quality of life.
The common point of both patients is that they were diagnosed at an early stage thanks to periodic health check-ups. Doctors recommend that women should have regular gynecological examinations and proactively go for examination when there are abnormal signs such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, postmenopausal bleeding, prolonged pelvic pain or abnormal vaginal discharge.
Early detection not only helps increase the likelihood of recovery but also opens up many appropriate treatment options for each patient.
