Endometrial Biopsy

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Endometrial biopsy is an office procedure used to sample endometrial tissue for pathologic diagnosis. The purpose of this module is to prepare the user to perform this procedure and understand the indications, complications and interpretation of results.

This module is also for U-M Department of Family Medicine Residents on the WHC rotation.

Directions for Use

If you are learning about endometrial biopsy procedure for the first time, you should complete the entire module. This will provide you with important background information for future decision making. If you want to review only certain parts of the procedure or background information then you can skip to the appropriate section (e.g., the performing the procedure section).

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Note: This module was originally developed by U-M Department of Family Medicine faculty member Karen L. Musolf, M.D., in 2007. It is also maintained by Dr. Musolf. Last updated: February 2014.

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