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a-c A pelvis MRI showed a centrally pelvic recurrence of the vaginal cuff. Axial (a) and sagittal (b) T2W images show intermediate left hemi circumferential signal intensity. Axial (c) T1 Gado image shows hyperintense mass in the left cervix
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A pelvis magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed a central pelvic recurrence of the vaginal cuff, as a left hemi circumferential tumor, measuring 44 mm with intimate sigmoid contact and without obstructive uropathy or pelvic wall involvement (Fig. 1).
a-f Axial, sagittal, and coronal images of computed tomography scan dosimetry showed our excellent conformity for dose distribution in radiation therapy
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At the same time, the subclinical disease was planned to receive 54 Gy in a 1.5-Gy daily fraction (Fig. 2).
a-c Axial (a, c) and sagittal (b) MRI images showed a complete response 6 months after completing the treatment
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MRI scan realized 6 months after completing treatment showed a complete response (Fig. 3). 