J Clin Med Res

Journal of Clinical Medicine Research, ISSN 1918-3003 print, 1918-3011 online, Open Access

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Original Article

Volume 6, Number 1, February 2014, pages 21-25

Endometrial Assessment: When is it Necessary?/b>

Tables

**Table 1.** Histopathological Findings
Histopathological findings	N	%
Insufficient material	195	6.74
Endometrial atrophy	102	3.53
Polyps	980	33.87
Other benign changes	1,302	45.00
Simple hyperplasias without atypia	200	6.91
Simple hyperplasias with atypia	13	0.45
Complex hyperplasias	19	0.66
Endometrial cancer	82	2.83
Total	2,893	100

**Table 2.** Correlation Between Endometrial Malignancy and the Presence or Absence of Uterine Bleeding
Uterine bleeding	Benign lesion	%	Malignant lesion	%	Total
Present	983	93.44	69	6.56	1,052
Absent	1,796	97.55	45	2.45	1,841
Total	2,779	96.06	114	3.94	2,893

**Table 3.** Uterine Malignancy by Age Group
Age group (years)	Benign lesion	%	Malignant lesion	%	Total
≤ 29	122	98.39	2	1.61	124
30 - 49	1,755	99.10	16	0.90	1,771
≥ 50	902	90.38	96	9.62	998
Total	2,779	96.06	114	3.94	2,893