| Stage | Location | Prognosis | Treatment |
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| 0 | In situ | Highly curable | Conization |
| I | Cervix | Cure rate decreases as stage progresses | Radiation |
| II | Cervix to upper vagina | | Radiation |
| III | Cervix to pelvic wall or lower third of vagina | | Surgeries:
- Panhysterectomy, wide vaginal excision with removal of lymph nodes; ileal conduit
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| IV | Cervix to true pelvis, bladder, or rectum | | - Pelvic exenteration:
- Anterior: removal of vagina and bladder; ileal conduit
 Posterior: removal of rectum and vagina; colostomy- Total: both anterior and posterior
- Chemotherapy
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