Comparison of clinical parameters showed that cases demonstrating a high c-Met expression in their primary tumors are prone to exhibit lymph node metastasis and LVSI, although this phenomenon is not associated (or correlated) with clinical stage, percentage of cervical stromal invasion, histopathological differentiation, patient age, presence of parametrial involvement, tumor size, and histological cell type. This evidence concerns the gene MET and metastatic malignant neoplasm in the lymph nodes.