COMORBID HYPERPROLIFERATIVE PATHOLOGY OF MYOMETRIUM AND ENDOMETRIUM IN PATIENTS WITH ABNORMAL UTERINE BLEEDING
This study found that comorbid hyperplastic pathology of the myometrium and endometrium occurs in 30.8% of gynecological hospitalizations, is predicted by age over 35, and most commonly manifests as abnormal uterine bleeding.
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This study evaluated the prevalence of comorbid hyperproliferative pathology affecting both the myometrium and endometrium in women presenting with abnormal uterine bleeding. The authors found that the co-occurrence of endometrial hyperproliferative diseases and uterine fibrosis was present in 30.8% of the gynecological patients examined, identifying age over 35 as a significant predictor for this combined condition. The paper emphasizes that understanding the clinical course of these simultaneous pathologies is essential for selecting appropriate treatment methods. Relevance to endometriosis: listed alongside endometriosis as part of the unfavorable premorbid background associated with hyperplastic processes, though the main focus remains on abnormal uterine bleeding.
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