Usefulness of hysteroscopy for detection of XXXX in the endocervical canal.

@entity1 @entity2735 @entity231 @entity5 @entity39 @entity957 @entity189 @entity854
Preoperative hysteroscopic and histologic findings of @entity5 were compared with postoperative histologic findings of cervices. A total of 132 @entity1 consisting of 72 @entity2735 , 16 @entity189 and 44 @entity957 were examined during the 5 years beginning in 1977. The rates of @entity5 observed in the endocervix were 33.3% @entity2735 , 56.2% @entity189 and 72.8% @entity957 . The preoperative diagnoses of endocervical lesions were histologically identical with the postoperative ones in 24 (88.9%) of 27 cases of @entity2735 , 7 (87.5%) of 8 cases of @entity189 and all of 30 cases of @entity957 . Mosaics and punctations were noticed in the endocervix near the external os in the early stage of @entity5 , whereas white epithelia were observed more frequently and, over a wide range in the endocervix. @entity854 were noticed predominantly in @entity2735 . Atypical vessels were recognized mainly in @entity189 . Gross irregular and dilated atypical vessels were recognized mainly in @entity189 . Gross irregular and dilated atypical vessels, @entity231 , irregular surface and @entity39 were observed predominantly in @entity189 . In conclusion, hysteroscopy is useful in detecting @entity5 located in the endocervical canal.
