Ultrasonographic correlation of abnormal uterine bleeding at perimenopusal stage
Journal Title: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RECENT TRENDS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - Year 2017, Vol 22, Issue 1
Abstract
Aims and Objectives: To study Ultrasonographic correlation of abnormal uterine bleeding at perimenopausal stage. Methodology: This was cross-sectional study carried out in 150 patients gynaecology OPD with the complaints of excessive per vaginal bleeding and who were in the age group between 37 to 51 years were considered. This study was carried out during year 2016. Total 150 females admitted in obstetrics and gynaecology department in MIMER Medical College were included into study. Clinical diagnosis and ultrasonographic findings were correlated. Results: Most of the patients in the present study were between 37-41 years i.e. 56%. Followed by 42-46 i.e. 25.33% and in 47-51 were 18.67 %. Majority of the patients on Ultrasonographic findings Showed no obvious pathology in 62 % patients, Leiomyoma in 21.33 %, followed by Adenomyosis in 5.33%, s/o PID in 2%, s/o Carcinoma growth in 2%. Respective percentage of Clinically diagnosed patients and Ultrasonographically diagnosed patients for Leiomyoma was 21.33 % , 21.33%, followed by DUB, PID, Carcinoma cervix was 2% , 2%; 7%, 3%; 44%, 7.33%. Conclusion: Except DUB, all other cases of AUB correlated well clinically and ultrasonographically. Leiomyoma and cervical growth were the only entities, which correlated well clinically, ultrasonographically. Whereas DUB, adenomyosis, polyp, PID did not correlate well clinically, ultrasonographically.. Adenomyosis was a histopathological diagnosis. DUB was an overestimated diagnosis clinically.
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Jaideep M Palwade, Charushila S Borole
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