 I am Dr. Kaminana Gautami, I am from Great Eastern Medical School and Hospital, Srikakulam. The title of my paper is Role of conventional MRI with functional imaging in preoperative assessment of cervical carcinoma. My aims and objectives are to evaluate the role of conventional MRI in combination with functional MRI that is the dynamic contrast imaging and the diffusion weighted imaging in stasing and diagnosis of cervical carcinoma and to facilitate patient stratification into treatment groups. Materials and methods for my study are, it is a prospective study carried on 10 patients having clinical signs and symptoms of uterine malignancy, referred to the radio diagnosis department in Great Eastern Medical School and Hospital and the amazing was done with 1.5 Tesla unit GE machine. Conventional MRI, contrast enhanced MRI and the diffusion weighted imagines were done. All cases tased with the aid of T2 weighted imagines and the dynamic contrast imagines and the diffusion weighted imaging. This is the case list with brief description of cases. These are the symptoms presented in the 10 patients in my study. They are postmenopausal pleading which is seen in 5 patients, offensive watery discharge seen in 3 patients, abnormal vaginal discharge seen in 2 patients. And the pathology showing the following MRI signal intensity in different sequences. In T1 weighted image showing the iso intensity and the T2 weighted imagines in 7 patients showing the high signal intensity and in 3 patients shows the iso signal intensity and it shows the intermediate intensity in post contrast and restriction on diffusion weighted imaging. These are the images in the first case who is presented with cervical carcinoma which who on depending upon the imaging find is tased under states 2B and the A and B are the societal and the axial sections of T2 weighted images and the C is the axial section of the T1 weighted images which is showing an well defined T1 iso intense T2 hyper intense mass lesion shown by an asterisk symbol noted in the cervix involving the lower uterine segment and the surrounding paramaterial tissues which is shown by an arrow and the air fluid or blood fluid levels are noted in the lower uterine and the cervical canal. In the same patient T1 weighted post contrast images and the diffusion weighted images are taken which are shown by D and E showing an heterogeneous enhancement on post contrast and diffusion restriction on diffusion weighted images. This is the second case who is presented with cervical carcinoma depending upon the radiological findings tased under states 3B the A and B are the societal axial sections in T2 weighted images showing a relatively well defined T2 heterogeneously hyper intense lesion shown with the symbol of asterisk with central necrotic areas measuring 6.1 x 4.9 x 4.7 cm noted arising from the cervix extending superiorly into the lower uterine segment and inferiorly into the upper one third of the vagina laterally into the bilateral parametrium. The lesion shows loss of fat planes with the anterior wall of rectum and the posterior wall of urinary bladder and this lesion is causing compression of the left distal ureter which is shown with the help of arrow causing the dilatation of the left renal pelvis which is also shown with an arrow and the ureter proximal to it the amazing features suggestive of the cervical carcinoma causing the obstructive uropathy. And in the same patient post contrast T1 weighted images and the diffusion weighted images showing an heterogeneous enhancement on post contrast and diffusion restriction on DWI. This is the third case stays under stays 4 A and C are the societal and axial T2 weighted images and the C B is the coronal T1 weighted images showing an ill defined mass lesion showing T1 T2 heterogeneously iso intense signal noted occupying entire uterus cervix extension up to the upper two thirds of the vagina and bilateral parametrial extension. This is also shown causing T2 hyper intense fluid collection in the endometrial cavity of the upper uterine cavity the lesion is seen extending into the bladder anteriorly and anterior wall of the rectum posteriorly in the D is the axial E is the coronal and F is the societal T2 weighted images of this cervical carcinoma of the same patient showing an evidence of T2 iso intense tubular structures in the D and E with internal subtations noted in the left adnexa measuring which is suggestive of left hydro salpings shown with the help of arrow in the lesion is causing compression of the left distal urator which is shown with the help of arrow head causing dilatation of the left urator proximal to it causing obstructive uropathy. These are the post contrast T2 weighted images and the diffusion weighted images in the same case showing an enlarged law left a para pelvic lymph node with the diffusion restriction on DWI. This is the stasing of the cervical carcinoma depending upon the involvement of the part in the stage 1 it is limited to the cervix in the stage 2 vaginal extension up to the upper two thirds and there is may be it is taken divided into 2A2B only upper two third of vagina included in 2A if parametrium involved in 2B in the 3 it will involve the lower one third of the vagina which is 3A if the pelvic side wall is involved or hydronephrosis is there then it is stased under 3B and the stage 4 means bladder or rectum may get involved and my study the study showed that conventional MRA with DCMRA DWI improves the accuracy for preoperative evaluation of cervical carcinoma and the biopsies were done and proven they are those are all cervical carcinoma and they were stased it correctly the take home points are functional MRA improves stasing accuracy and tumor delineation thus improves pre surgical mapping and accordingly stratification of the best treatment options this will decrease the expected morbidity from unnecessary procedures and accordingly increases the overall patient survival these are my references thank you