Clinico-histopahological patterns of benign gynecological lesions at a tertiary hospital in Eastern Nigeria: a 5 year review
This study analyzed 265 benign gynecological lesions over five years and found uterine leiomyomas to be the most common diagnosis.
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This retrospective 5-year review analyzed 265 histopathologically evaluated benign gynecological genital tract specimens from Imo State University Teaching Hospital Orlu (1 January 2009 to 31 December 2013), using retrieved clinical data from medical records and SPSS for analysis. The most common benign lesion was uterine leiomyoma (120 cases, 45.3%), followed by cervicitis (32, 12.1%) and uterovaginal prolapse (22, 8.3%), with adenomyosis and endometriosis together reported in 4 cases (1.5%) and several other benign conditions occurring at lower frequencies. A key limitation is that the study reflects cases submitted for histopathology at a single tertiary center, which may not represent the broader population of benign gynecological disease. This paper is centrally about endometriosis and adenomyosis — it reports low-frequency histopathologically diagnosed adenomyosis/endometriosis cases among benign gynecological lesions requiring tertiary surgical evaluation.
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