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Cervical cancer

Prevention & detection | Diagnostics & staging | Treatments | Our team | For physicians | Cervical cancer home | Gynecologic cancer home

The cervix is the lower portion of the uterus that connects to the vagina. Cervical cancer occurs when cells divide and grow abnormally on the cervix and cause tissue damage.

Aurora features specialized gynecologic oncologists at Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center, the Aurora Women's Pavilion at Aurora West Allis Medical Center and Aurora BayCare Medical Center who offer the most treatments for gynecologic cancer in Wisconsin.

Aurora physicians were the first in Wisconsin to perform robotic-assisted gynecologic surgery. And as principal investigators with the national Gynecologic Oncology Group, they make the latest cancer treatments available to patients through clinical trials.

Learn more about cervical cancer or request a consultation.

Types of cervical cancer

The great majority of cervical cancers are squamous cell carcinomas that first form on the surface lining of the cervix. Adenocarcinomas that develop in glandular cells make up most of the rest of cervical cancers.

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