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vironmental sciences. Traditionally, methods of tree-ring analysis, or more properly in this case methods 0/ dendrochronology, were developed and used for dating archaeological and historical structures and for reconstructing past climates. The classic book Tree Rings and Climate, by H.C. Fritts, pu

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Primary Data,dendrochronological study states the locality from which the material is taken and the number of tree rings contained in the samples and the chronologies. However, only in dendroecological papers are the principles of site and specimen selection described (e.g., Mueller-Stoll, 1951; Jazewitsch, 1961

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Data Analysis,arto-year changes in annual ring width and ring density (e.g., Fritts, 1976; Schweingruber ., 1978). The occurrence of previously unrecorded geomorphological events, such as earthquakes and landslides, can be inferred from anomalous changes in the ringwidth pattern (e.g., Shroder, 1980; Jacoby and U

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nt, including radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymph node dissection (PLND), is considered the standard of care. However, lymphedema has been observed in 35% of patients who undergo surgery, including lymphadenectomy for cervical cancer. The sentinel lymph nodes (SLN) are the first lymph nodes to rec

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W. J. Robinson,E. Cook,J. R. Pilcher,D. Eckstein,L. Kairiukstis,S. Shiyatov,D. A. Norton cervical cancer incidence and mortality according to the human development index (HDI) and geographical region. More than 80% of cancer cases and deaths occurred in areas with a lower or middle level of development. In addition, a remarkable geographic contrast in cervical cancer burden was observe

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J. R. Pilcher,F. H. Schweingruber,L. Kairiukstis,S. Shiyatov,M. Worbes,V. G. Kolishchuk,E. A. Vaganocomas (0.4%) (Acta Obstet Gynaecol Jpn 74:2345–402, 2022). SCCs are three times more common than adenocarcinomas (Acta Obstet Gynaecol Jpn 74:2345–402, 2022). Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women worldwide, after breast, colorectal, and lung cancers (Herrington et al WHO clas