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8 IB1, FS No recommendation No recommendation IB1, non-FS Extrafascial hysterectomy (CB, In, W) NACT if available, then extrafascial hysterectomy (CB, In, W) Radical hysterectomy plus PLND or radical hysterectomy (see Note) with adjuvant RT or RT with concurrent low-dose chemotherapy (concurrent chemoRT) if needed (EB/CB, H, M-S) ChemoRT or RT followed by extrafascial or radical hysterectomy (see Note) ± PLND ± PANB e If no RT is available but chemotherapy is available, NACT may be used to shrink the tumor to make it removable by surgery (extrafascial or modified radical hysterectomy [see Note] ± PLND ± PANB e ) If the patient's tumor does not shrink and is not resectable with negative margins, palliative measures, including best supportive care, ± chemotherapy should be offered (EB/CB) Note Evidence: (L, W) Wherever radical hysterectomy with concurrent chemoRT is listed as a surgical option above, extrafascial hysterectomy is recommended if there is residual disease aer RT or chemoRT with a boost of 68 Gy or initial tumor >6 cm Radical hysterectomy may be used aer RT or chemoRT to a dose of 50 Gy Table 3. Recommendations for Stage IA, IB, and IIA Disease (cont'd) Type of Disease Basic Limited Treatment

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