Endometrial Hyperplasia

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This is generally considered a precursor to endometrial cancer, so it requires careful consideration or possible referral to Gynecologic Oncology. Cystic or simple hyperplasia progresses to cancer in less than 5% of cases and can be safely managed with hormonal therapy and close follow-up.

Complex hyperplasia with atypia progresses to cancer in 30 to 45% of cases and is usually managed with hysterectomy.

Types:

  • Simple or cystic

  • Complex or adenomatous

  • With or without atypia

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