Cervical cancer remains the most common gynecological cancers. Histological subtype and grade of differentiation determines the course of the disease, the therapeutic outcome and survival of patient. Low-grade cervical cancers are associated with more favorable outcomes and lower tumor recurrence rates when compared to the high-grade cervical cancers.The multiple quantitative maps derived from synthetic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) might have potential applications in describing the characteristics of cervical cancer.
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