16P Impact of preoperative versus postoperative radiotherapy and radical hysterectomy without systemic therapy on overall survival of early-stage cervical cancer patients

Cervical cancer is a serious health problem, with nearly 500,000 women developing the disease each year worldwide. Most early-stage tumors are curable. After careful clinical evaluation and staging, primary treatment of cervical either surgery or radiotherapy combined there lack preoperative trials alone so we aim to assess its impact on survival in early stage versus postoperative radio surgery. The objective study evaluate rate pre post-operative compared radical hysterectomy without systemic (I, IIA2) patients. We conducted using population-based data. Data was extracted from Surveillance, Epidemiology, End Results Program (SEER) database. Diagnosed (I,IIA2) 2010 2015 received into three groups preoperative, only radiotherapy. calculated rate. Out 4399 female patients, 3988 were treated therapy while 493 had radiation 7 radiation. 5 overall for better than (85.8%,71.4% respectively) has 93.2%, P> 0.00). pre-operative shows worst outcome age 20-45 years 46-70 (80%,50%). results obtained this demonstrated that benefit 8 % Preoperative needs more studies patients have be evaluated individually.