Radiation therapy is a proved treatment for cervical carcinoma, however, radiation-induced uterine cancer are described. The mechanism of carcinogenesis by radiation is still unclear. From a pathologic point of view, the second cancer was defined as having a different histogic type from cancer of the primary site, otherwise, it was classified as a recurrence regardless of the length of periods after therapy. The prognosis of patients who develop endometrial cancer is very poor, because patients who develop uterine cancer after radiation are also much more likely to have uterine papillary serous carcinoma and sarcoma, as well as late stage. Therefore, it is important to continue careful annual surveillance even if the patient has been free of disease for many years.