What is the most common cause of failure of radiotherapy for stage II cervical carcinoma?
In stage II cervical cancer, the incidence of nodal involvement is 25%-40%. Most tumors are not radioresistant, and distant metastasis (i.e., a more advanced stage) are a late complication of more advanced stages of the disease.
Liver metastasis
Bone metastasis
Para-aortic node metastasis
Resistance of the central tumor
Urethra & Penis