Shorter radiation treatment after surgery for cervical and endometrial cancer

This trial is testing whether patients with cervical or endometrial cancer can safely receive radiation therapy in a compressed, shorter schedule after surgery instead of the traditional longer treatment plan. The shorter schedule delivers higher doses per session but completes treatment in fewer weeks, potentially reducing how often you need to visit the hospital and how long your overall treatment takes.

Standard radiation therapy after cancer surgery requires many weeks of frequent visits, which can be difficult for patients to manage and may delay recovery. This trial is exploring whether the new shorter treatment schedule can work just as well—or even better—while being more convenient and reducing the burden on patients and hospitals.