Inguinal lymph node involvement is considered the most important prognostic risk factor for survival in vulvar cancer. However, controversy exists concerning the optimal adjuvant therapy for node-positive disease. This study sought to identify the optimal adjuvant therapy for each subset of women with node-positive disease.
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Role of adjuvant external beam radiotherapy and chemotherapy in one versus two or more node-positive vulvar cancer: A National Cancer Database study
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