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FIGURE 1. A 25-y-old woman with poorly differentiated squamous cell carcinoma of uterine cervix, FIGO stage IIIb, underwent concurrent chemoradiation therapy. Three months later, a left neck mass was palpated. Abdominopelvic MRI and chest CT showed no definite abnormal findings except an enlarged supraclavicular LN. Balancing between salvage RT and palliation treatment, PET was performed and suggested nodal metastases at the left supraclavicular, the bilateral upper and lower paraaortic, and the bilateral pelvic regions. After the left supraclavicular and paraaortic nodal metastases were confirmed histopathologically, she received palliation treatment.
