For early stage cervical cancer and endometrial cancer, the latest way of surgical treatment: With the advancement of technology, laparoscopic technology has developed very rapidly now, especially the magnifying effect of laparoscopy, which can magnify the tiny anatomy and thus see more clearly, while the application of ultrasonic knife has added wings to laparoscopic technology, especially when clearing the lymph, it can cut off the lymph nodes and coagulate the lymphatic vessels at the same time, thus reducing postoperative lymphatic fluid production. However, there are pros and cons to everything. Laparoscopy has no sense of touch, and there are invisible killers such as “thermal injury”, which can sometimes cause side injuries and pain to patients. The development of extensive hysterectomy has added new blood to the concept of minimally invasive surgery, which not only enables the scope of surgery to be wide and adequate, but also has a sense of touch, but also increases the safety of surgery, especially reducing the damage to the ureter. Therefore, the best mode of minimally invasive treatment for early cervical or endometrial cancer = laparoscopic pelvic lymphatic dissection + extensive hysterectomy in the negative. However, everything has to be combined with the actual situation to determine the surgical mode, such as: the early or late stage of the patient’s disease, the good or bad surgical instruments, the degree of basic skills of the negative surgery, the operator’s expertise, the matching assistant, etc