Clinico-patogenic aspects of endometrial hyperproliferative processes associated with chronic endometritis

Abstract

Endometrial hyperproliferative processes are accumulated by one of the most common gynecological pathologies, progressing to atypical endometrial hyperplasia and endometrial cancer. Given the lack of efficiency of hormonal prophylaxis of endometrial hyperproliferative processes, theories about the inflammatory genesis of this process are gaining ever greater evidence. The work is based on a prospective study of 30 women with recurrent endometrial polyps, who underwent hysteroscopy with subsequent histological, immunohistochemical research and PCR with the determination of uterine cavity microbiocenosis.