Benign endikasyonlar nedeniyle uygulanan histerektomi materyallerinde adenomyozis sıklığı
This study investigated adenomyosis prevalence in 149 hysterectomy specimens from benign indications, finding it in 11.4% of cases, with no significant age or parity differences between those with and without adenomyosis.
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This retrospective study evaluated the prevalence and patient characteristics associated with adenomyosis in hysterectomy specimens removed for benign indications. The researchers analyzed histological samples from women undergoing hysterectomies to determine how frequently adenomyosis was present alongside other benign gynecological conditions. The findings indicated a significant frequency of adenomyosis in this population, highlighting its common occurrence even when not the primary indication for surgery. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — specifically assessing its prevalence and distribution within hysterectomy materials obtained for benign endications.
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