Histopathologic features and risk factors for @entity5 , XXXX , and @entity5 in @entity1478 .

@entity1 @entity1127 @entity101 @entity5 @entity5072 @entity1373 @entity1478 @entity1869
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to determine the rate of benign, @entity5072 , and malignant @entity1478 and whether clinical data can predict histopathologic outcome. STUDY DESIGN: Five hundred nine @entity1 with @entity1478 who consecutively underwent hysteroscopic removal of @entity1478 48 months were identified from our gynecologic oncology surgical database. Medical reports provided clinical data. Statistical analysis was performed. RESULTS: Histologically, 358 @entity1127 (70.3%) were benign; 131 @entity1127 (25.7%) had simple or @entity1869 , 16 @entity1127 (3.1%) had @entity1373 with atypia, and 4 @entity1127 (0.8%) were @entity5 . @entity1127 were divided into group A and group B, according to the risk of @entity5 (group A, benign; group B, atypical @entity5072 and @entity5 ). Age, menopause status, and @entity101 were associated significantly with group B. CONCLUSION: @entity1478 rarely become malignant, but @entity5072 changes are more common. Age, menopause status, and @entity101 may increase the risk of premalignant and malignant @entity1127 . To @entity1127 and a reliable histologic analysis, operative hysteroscopy should be offered to symptomatic @entity1 or to @entity1 with risk factors.
