Features of postmenopausal uterine XXXX .

@entity1 @entity1204 @entity6 @entity548 @entity5 @entity28 @entity420
INTRODUCTION: Postmenopausal uterine @entity548 is a " @entity5 until proven otherwise". @entity1204 is a typical disease among postmenopause @entity1 , because every @entity548 in this age etiology associated with @entity1204 (10-30%). The lifespan of @entity1 today has been extended and post menopause today last one third of a @entity1 's life. Early diagnosis of @entity1204 has a very high cure rate. Screening for this @entity5 has limits in practice and is necessary given the definition of high-risk groups would be subject to primary and secondary prevention. GOAL: Primary to evaluate the leading causes of postmenopausal uterine @entity548 among @entity1 at risk for @entity1204 ( @entity6 , @entity28 , nulliparity, late menopause (after 55 years) and compared them with the causes of postmenopausal uterine @entity548 @entity1 without this risk. MATERIAL AND METHODS: A retrospective, descriptive study with a targeted sample of 50 consecutive @entity1 who had registered postmenopausal uterine @entity548 in high-risk groups (cohorts) and the same number of @entity1 with postmenopausal uterine @entity548 that does not belong to the risk group (control group). Each @entity1 underwent clinical examination, then fractionated curettements and its histopathological verification and assessment of treated clinical stage of disease with PH analysis of the resected specimens. RESULTS: The @entity1 of the studied risk group were significantly affected by @entity1204 compared with the control group (RR=2.45, 95% CI 1.2 4.6, p=0.005). Endocervical pathology did not differ between groups. Clinical forms of @entity548 : for those that are profuse @entity548 @entity5 was present in 54.6% of cases. With intermittent @entity548 @entity5 is verified in the 33.3% of @entity1 . Risk @entity1 groups with @entity5 frequently suffer from clinically more advanced stages of histologically aggressive @entity1204 ( @entity420 , low differentiated @entity5 ).
