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Cytologic findings after fertility‐sparing radical trachelectomy

Radical trachelectomy is a surgical procedure intended to preserve fertility in patients with early‐stage cervical carcinoma in which the cervix is amputated in continuity with the parametrium and upper vagina, thereby sparing the uterus and adnexa. Follow‐up is performed with periodic cytology specimens. The objective of the current study was to analyze the cytologic findings after this novel procedure.