Correct answers)
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IA correct answers confined to cervix, only visible by microscopy
and <7mm wide
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IA1 correct answers <7mm wide, <3mm deep
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IA2 correct answers <7mm wide, 3-5mm deep
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IB correct answers confined to cervix, clinically visible or larger
than 7 mm wide
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IB1 correct answers clinically visible / > 7mm wide and <4cm
diameter
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IB2 correct answers clinically visible / > 7mm wide and >4cm
diameter
cervical cancer: FIGO stage II correct answers extension of tumour beyond cervix but not to
pelvic wall
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IIA correct answers beyond cervix but confined to upper 2/3 of
vagina
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IIB correct answers beyond cervix but confined to parametrial
involvement
cervical cancer: FIGO stage III correct answers extension of tumour beyond cervix and to the
pelvic wall
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IIIA correct answers to pelvic wall, confined to lower 1/3 of vagina
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IIIB correct answers to pelvic wall, confined to pelvic side wall
what symptoms always cause the tumour to be categorized as FIGO stage III? correct answers if
the tumour causes hydronephrosis or decreased eGFR
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IV correct answers tumour extends beyond pelvis or involves the
bladder or rectum
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IVA correct answers beyond pelvis and involves bladder or rectum
cervical cancer: FIGO stage IVB correct answers beyond pelvis and involves distant sites outside
the pelvis