Patient: Highly differentiated lamellar cell carcinoma; deeper level than 2/3 Hao Quan, Department of Gynecologic Oncology, Tianjin Cancer Hospital: The information you provided is not complete enough, step to whether you have surgery, clinical stage, lymph node situation. Here I will give you a comprehensive analysis. In the past, chemotherapy was not considered significant for cervical cancer, but with the research on chemotherapy drugs and clinical studies of a large number of cases in recent years, it was found that surgery combined with chemotherapy, surgery combined with radiotherapy, surgery combined with radiotherapy, synchronous radiotherapy and radiotherapy combined with chemotherapy have obvious roles in improving local control rate, reducing recurrence and metastasis, prolonging patient’s survival and improving patient’s survival rate for cervical cancer. I don’t know your clinical stage, but even in the case of intermediate or early stage (IB, IIA) receiving radical surgery or intermediate or late stage (IIB and above) receiving radiotherapy, I would recommend you to combine chemotherapy, especially if your lesion has invaded deep muscle layer. Chemotherapy method: For you, if it is after radical surgery, two courses of chemotherapy after surgery, 2 weeks after the second course (about 2 months after surgery) start to give adjuvant radiotherapy, one month after radiotherapy, after two additional courses of chemotherapy, and regular review. In the case of patients treated with radiotherapy alone, two courses of chemotherapy are recommended before radiotherapy, a small dose of cisplatin is given simultaneously during radiotherapy, and four additional courses of chemotherapy are given after radiotherapy. Chemotherapy regimen: The current chemotherapy regimen for cervical cancer with more definite efficacy is: paclitaxel combined with cisplatin. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.