[Adenomyosis: analysis of 35 cases].
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This analytic study reviewed 35 hysterectomy cases of adenomyosis, finding a 28% incidence, a peak age of 40-50, and frequent associations with prior pregnancy interventions and uterine fibromas, with bleeding being the most common symptom.
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The authors suggest an analytic study of 35 cases of a adenomyosis discovered on operatory pieces of hysterectomy. The incidence over 28%. The pick of frequency is situated between 40 and 50 years old. The history of voluntary interruption of pregnancy and early abortion are found in 60% of cases. 8 patients have scary uterus post cesarean section or myomectomy. The symptoms and signs are dominated by vaginal bleeding which is found in 71% of cases. Pelvic pain is present in 34% of cases. The adenomyosis is rarely isolated. It is associated to uterine fibroma in 62% of cases. Their symptoms and signs are often the same. Hysterographie can head the diagnosis in 7% of cases. The endovaginal ultrasound and the IRM may help in the diagnosis.
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