THE CURRENT CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF COMPLETE MOLAR PREGNANCY
THE CURRENT CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF COMPLETE MOLAR PREGNANCY
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目前完全性葡萄胎妊娠的临床表现
DOI:
10.1136/ijgc-00009577-200303001-00284
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
S. Segal
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O. Gemer;A. Kopmar;S. Segal
58—81), had hysteroscopic examination with office hysteroscope and saline solution as mean of distention before definitive surgical treatment for a MMMT of the uterus. All patients were in menopause and 5 patients (41,7%) were nulliparous. Hysteroscopic findings were correlated with pathologic features following surgery. Results: Hysteroscopy was feasible in all patients. The tumor in the uterine cavity presented as a polypoid lesion with cerebroid aspect, necrotic-degenerative areas and irregular and dilated vessels in six patients. In 3 patients the tumor appeared as a true peduncolated lesion and in one case as a submucous myoma with hypervascularized and necrotic-degenerative areas. In one case the uterine cavity seemed regular and in another it was not evaluable due to a cawliflower lesion on the cervix. 5 patients had extention of the tumor to the cervical canal. Involvement of the cervical canal was based on detection of hypertrofic papillary projections or hypervascularized polypoid microlesions with greyish, friable areas. Cervical involvement was confirmed in all cases after pathologic examination of the uterus. Positive peritoneal cytologywas found in 3 patients (25%), all of them had advanced stage disease (one stage III and two stage IV B). Conclusion: Hysteroscopy is useful in staging of MMMT of the uterus and is not associated with an increase of positive peritoneal cytology.