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Fig. 6C —Stage IIB cervical cancer in 42-year-old woman. Sagittal fast
spin-echo (A), axial oblique (B), and coronal oblique (C)
T2-weighted images show cervical cancer (T) involving both anterior and
posterior lips of cervix. Tumor invades fibrocervical stroma bilaterally, as
shown by loss of low-signal-intensity ring, and extends to both parametria
(arrows in B). Coronal oblique image shows bilateral
parametrial invasion (arrows in C) and enlarged lymph nodes (N
in C).
