Which is true of a cervical cancer with a stage II classification?
I.The cancer invades beyond the uterus but not to the pelvic sidewalls.
II.The cancer extends to the lower third of the vagina.
III.Bladder or rectum involvement is possible.

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It is important to realize that the greater the extent of the disease, the greater the denotation of the stage.Stage II disease does not extend to the sidewalls of the pelvis, and it does not extend to the lower third of the vagina.Bladder or rectum involvement denotes extensive stage IV disease.

Which Is True of a Cervical Cancer with a Stage