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Gynecological lymphoma is one of the rarest tumors of the female organs that need to be kept in mind in a suspected patient due to its different management protocol. Even though the reported cases of ovarian lymphoma are not limited; our knowledge about diagnosis and treatment of primary cervical lymphoma is restricted. There is a rising number of suggested imaging and pathological criteria that need precise analysis to confirm their benefits in achieving the appropriate outcome. Here, we aim to review the most relevant recent works about primary cervical non-Hodgkin lymphoma of the cervix as the most common type of this rare entity.
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