Quiz

A-30-year-old nulliparous lady was subjected to gynecological examination for intermenstrual spotting per vagina (PV) in the last 6 months, and a 2 cm friable growth was noticed on the cervix as shown in the image.A punch biopsy was taken and found to have a cervical cancer.The patient was advised for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) pelvis to look for the extent of tumor spread.She was found to have an 18 mm tumor in the cervical stroma with no nodal metastasis or involvement of surrounding structures.She is apprehensive for future pregnancy and is asking for fertility-preserving surgeries for her disease.In which histological subset you will not advise for fertility-sparing surgeries (Figs 1 and2).