Generally speaking, both minimally invasive and open cervical adenocarcinoma surgeries are possible, depending on the patient’s specific situation. However, under normal circumstances, if the staging is earlier, choosing minimally invasive surgery, the subsequent recovery will be faster. Cervical adenocarcinoma is a malignant tumor located in the cervix. The choice of surgery depends on the size of the tumor, the stage of the disease and the experience of the surgeon. If the tumor is in early stage or small in size, laparoscopic surgery can be chosen, but attention should be paid to the principle of tumor-free to avoid the spread of tumor. It is suggested that cervical cancer patients should relax their mind before the surgery, follow the doctor’s instruction to make good preparation before the surgery, avoid too much pressure or mental tension, and follow the doctor’s instruction to take good care of themselves after the surgery.