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The postmenopausal bleeding (PMB)
is defined as bleeding from the genital tract , one or more years following the cessation of menses .
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Aetiology Genital and extra-genital pathology , both benign and malignant 12% of women with PMB have a primary or secondary malignancy 88% of women with PMB will have a benign cause Extra-genital pathology is found in 4%
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Hyperplasia Simple ( cystic gland ) without atypia 1% %Complex without atypia ( adenomatous) 3 Hyperplasia with atypia 8-29%
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Pathophysiology : *Atrophic endometrium : chronic endometritis ,
endometrial vascular disease , rupture of endometrial cysts , and venous bleeding following the blockage of venules by overdistended endometrial glands .
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Clinical Assessment : History Examination : :Investigations
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:Investigations Dilatation and Curettage Outpatient endometrial Biopsy
Hysteroscopy Three-Dimensional Scanning Doppler and Colour flow Imaging Ultrasound
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Special Situations : Hormone replacement therapy Tamoxifen
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Management Atrophic vagnitis :HRT (Topical oestrogen cream, oestrogen pessaries , oestrogen ring pessaries ). Cervical polyp: Remove via speculum examination using polyp forceps . Endometrial polyp : Remove under direct visualization at hysteroscopy . Simple hyperplasia :Progesteron :oral preparations or LNG-IUS (Mirena) .
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Management Complex hyperplasia : Progesteron :oral preparations or LNG-IUS (Mirena) . Atypical hyperplasia :Total abdominal hysterectomy as significant risk of progression to malignancy . Endometrial cancer: Total abdominal hysterectomy +BSO +washing ±adjuvant therapy .
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Hysteroscopy Advantages :
Direct inspection of endometrial &directed biopsy can be taken . Detect 95% of intrauterine abnormality. Sensitive in identifying uterine polyp or submucous fibroid (that are difficult to determine by U/S examination). Can be used as outpatient procedure& treatment be given in the same session can
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Hysteroscopy Complications : Fluid overload . Hyponatremia .
Uterine perforation. Infection . Cervical truma .
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