ICHKI ENDOMETRİOZLARNING PATOMORFOLOGIK ASPEKTLARI
The study performed clinical and morphologic examinations of 50 women diagnosed with adenomyosis, assessing age-related development patterns and associated tissue changes. It reports that adenomyosis predominantly developed in the perimenopausal period (after age 40) in the setting of multiple abortions, and that most patients had concomitant multiple leiomyomatous nodules, glandular endometrial hyperplasia, and ovarian fibrocystic transformation or fibrous degeneration. Two morphogenetic variants were described, including cytogenic stroma invasion into the myometrium with endometrial gland formation versus stromal invasion along connective tissue layers without gland formation accompanied by neoangiogenesis. Active and inactive adenomyosis foci coexisted with leiomyomatous nodes in uterine specimens, which the authors interpret as indicating metachronous development, though the paper’s limitation is that it is based on a small, single cohort without broader methodological detail. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — it characterizes the morphogenetic and pathological variants of adenomyotic lesions and their associated uterine/ovarian findings.
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