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Objective To evaluate the clinicopathological characteristics and prognosis of cervical adenocarcinoma patients with stage Ⅰ b1-Ⅱ b treated with radical hysterectomy and systematic lymphadenectomy.Methods The clinical,pathologic and follow-up data of 118 cases of cervical adenocarcinoma with stage Ⅰ b1-Ⅱ b treated with radical hysterectomy and systematic lymphadenectomy in Cancer Hospital of Shantou University Medical College from Dec.2003 to Nov.2015 were analyzed retrospectively.Results 118 patients of cervical adenocarcinoma with stage Ⅰ b1-Ⅱ b had a median age of 46 years at diagnosis.28 cases were postmenopausal and 90 cases were premenopausal.There were 77 cases in phase Ⅰ b1,25 in stage Ⅰ b2,4 in stage Ⅱ a1,7 in stage Ⅱ a2,5 in stage Ⅱ b.The rate of ovarian metastasis was 3.39％.The 3-year recurrence-free survival rate of the patients was 81.6％.The 3-year overall survival rate of the patients was 83.9％,and 89.10％ for stage Ⅰ b1,73.7％for stage Ⅰ b2,100％ for stage Ⅱ a1,83.3％ for stage Ⅱ a2,60.0％ for stage Ⅱ b.The 3-year overall survival rates of the patients who receive non-chemoradiotherapy,chemotherapy,radiotherapy and chemoradiotherapy after operation were 90.6％,100％,84.6％ and 70％ respectively.The result of Cox proportional hazards regression model analysis indicated that lymph lode metastasis and ovarian metastasis was the independent prognostic factor of desease-free survival,ovarian metastasis and deep myometrial invasion was the independent prognostic factor of overall survival.Conclusions Premenopausal cases are more common than postmenopausal cases in cervical adenocarcinoma with stage Ⅰ b1-Ⅱ b.Ovarian presevation is feasible for early-stage cervical denocarcinoma after full assessment.Pelvic irradiation with concurrent chemotherapy can lead a better prognosis for the patients with pathological risk factors.