An analysis of the results of treatment in 231 patients with recurrences of cervical cancer is presented in relation to 5-year survival criterion ("dynamic analysis"). An actual 5-year survival rate was 16.0%. The most important factors determining the prognosis include the stage of the primary process, localization of the secondary tumor, terms of the recurrence and the absorbed dose of radiation given to the recurrence. Standardized rates showed a 3-5 fold improvement of the results of treatment in the presence of favourable prognostic factors. In combinations of favourable prognostic factors the 5-year survival rate of patients with recurrent cervical cancer reached 67.0%. The amount of the absorbed local dosage of radiation is of practical value for improvement of the results of treatment. Radiotherapy is the method of choice in treatment of patients with local recurrences of uterine cervix cancer.