Lührs O, et al. - Researchers examined SLN-detection rate in cervical cancer by combining two independent tracers. They included 65 women with early-stage cervical cancer planned for a robotic radical hysterectomy or a robotic radical trachelectomy with sentinel lymph node (SLN) detection. Among these women, the bilateral mapping rate was 98.5% for Indocyanine green (ICG) and 60% for Tc⁹⁹-nanocolloid (Tc⁹⁹). This indicates a significantly higher SLN detection rate using ICG vs Tc⁹⁹. ICG led to identification of all patients with lymph node metastases. No increase in the bilateral detection rate was achieved by combining the tracers.