My mom-in-laws cervical biopsy was done. The microscopic description says : Section reveals lining stratified squamous epithelium with fibrous stroma.Epithelial cells are showing pleomorphic features. Few sheets, cords and clumps of malignant squamous cells are seen invading the stroma, which are moderately differentiated. These cells are showing moderate anisocytosis, anisonucleosis and hyperchromasia with opened up chromatin material and prominent nucleoli. The stroma and necrotic tissues are infiltrated with mainly chronic inflammatory infiltrate. OPINION - moderately differentiated squamous cell carcinoma- large cell non-keratinizing variety.
Can you tell us what that exactly means and what treatment should be done now. Also can you reccomand any doctor/ hospital in New Delhi who specializes in operating uterus cancer.