The management of endometrial polyps in the 21st century.

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Annan JJ, Aquilina J, Ball E. The management of endometrial polyps in the 21st century. The Obstetrician & Gynaecologist 2012;14:33–38.

Abstract.

  • Key content:
    • Hysteroscopic endometrial polyp removal appears to be superior to the current practice of blind avulsion.
    • Outpatient treatment is safe, cost effective and well tolerated, even in older or nulliparous women.
    • New technologies facilitate office hysteroscopy.
    • Benign endometrial polyps can regress and rarely progress to malignancy.
  • Learning objectives:

    • To learn how to diagnose and treat endometrial polyps in pre and postmenopausal women.
    • To be able to compare the performance of diagnostic modalities.
    • To understand the role of outpatient vaginoscopy and hysteroscopy.
  • Ethical issues:
    • Given the cost effectiveness and acceptability of office ambulatory diagnostic and interventional hysteroscopy, is it ethical not to offer such a service?

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Médico Anatomopatólogo.