No.	Recommendations/Statements	GoR	LoE	Sources
7.16. reviewed 2021	Consensus-based recommendation Micrometastases are defined as histological evidence of tumor cells in lymph nodes measuring ≥ 0.2 mm, but no larger than 0.2 cm.	EC
7.17. reviewed 2021	Consensus-based recommendation In lymphadenectomy specimens obtained during surgical treatment for cervical carcinoma, all removed lymph nodes must be histologically examined.	EC
7.18. reviewed 2021	Consensus-based recommendation Lymph nodes up to approx. 0.3 cm in size should be completely paraffin-embedded, and larger lymph nodes should be halved along the long axis and also completely paraffin-embedded.	EC
7.19. new 2021	Consensus-based recommendation Evidence of isolated tumor cells or micrometastases should be mentioned in the histological report and included in the TNM classification.	EC
7.20. reviewed 2021	Consensus-based recommendation The report on lymph nodes must include the following details: number of affected lymph nodes relative to the number of lymph nodes removed, correlated with the location of removal (pelvic/para-aortic).	EC