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RESUMEN Introduccion: el cancer de cervix es la neoplasia ginecologica mas comun en paises en desarrollo donde las pacientes con deseo reproductivo no tenian en el pasado posibilidades quirurgicas de tratar el cancer y al mismo tiempo conservar la fertilidad. El objetivo de la presentacion de estos casos es reportar la factibilidad de realizar el procedimiento en nuestro medio. Casos clinicos: se presentan dos casos de pacientes con cancer de cervix IA2 y IB1, de 29 y 24 anos respectivamente, con deseo de conservar la fertilidad, a quienes se les realizo traquelectomia radical vaginal y linfadenectomia pelvica por laparoscopia con buen resultado quirurgico. Conclusion: las tecnicas de tratamiento minimamente invasivas en pacientes con cancer invasor de cervix surgen como una alternativa para considerar cuando se quiere conservar la fertilidad. Palabras clave: traquelectomia, laparoscopia, cancer de cervix. SUMMARY Introduction: cervical cancer is the most common gynaecological neoplasia in developing countries, where patients wishing to reproduce in the past had no surgical options open to them for treating cancer and preserving their fertility at the same time. This paper was aimed at reporting the feasibility of carrying out the procedure in our setting. Clinical cases: the cases presented concern two female patients aged 24 and 29 having cervical cancer IA2 and IB1, respectively. They wished to preserve their reproductive functions and underwent radical vaginal trachelectomy and laparoscopic pelvic lymphadenectomy with successful surgical results. Conclusion: minimal invasive treatment techniques in patients suffering from invasive cervical cancer represent an alternative when a patient wants to preserve her fertility.

Traquelectomía radical vaginal con linfadenectomía pélvica por laparoscopia para cáncer de cérvix temprano: reporte de dos casos