Abnormal uterine bleeding diagnosed by hysteroscopy: 272 cases / 中华内分泌外科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To evaluate the clinical value and safety of hysteroscopy in diagnosis of abnormal uterine bleeding.Methods The clinical characters and histopathological data of 272 cases of abnormal uterine bleeding were retrospectively analyzed.They received hysteroscopy in our hospital from Jan.2010 to Jan.2015.Results Histopathological diagnosis showed 75 cases were with endometrial polyps,including 5 cases misdiagnosed as submucosal fibroids,and the correct diagnostic rate was 93.3％ (70/75).50 cases were with submucosal fibroids,and the diagnostic rate was 90.9％ (50/55).97 cases were endometrial hyperplasia,including 7 cases misdiagnosed as atypical hyperplasia or cancer by hysteroscopy,and the correct diagnostic rate was 92.8％ (90/97).19 cases were atypical hyperplasia or endometrial carcinoma,and the diagnostic rate was 73.1％(19/26).Atrophic endometrium were 23 cases.8 cases had intrauterine device remained.Conclusions Premenopausal women are more likely to present with endometrial hyperplasia,submucosal fibroids,endometrial polyps,while endometrial cancer and precancerous lesions are rare.But in postmenopausal women endometrial polyps,atrophic endometrium,cancer and precancerous lesions are mainly included.Hysteroscopic has a good diagnostic value in endometrial diseases which should be combined with histopathological examination.