Danilo Bzdok, B T Thomas Yeo
Inference in the age of big data: Future perspectives on neuroscience
NeuroImage
introduction women endometrial diseases often present outpatient departments outpatient procedures easily enable diagnosis histopathological patterns vary age menstrual cycle drug use pathological state teaching hospitals often located away rural areas materials methods ambispective study performed 33 months rural medical college hospital perusing histopathological registers department details history endometrial samples biopsy hysterectomy obtained using biopsy numbers requisition forms functional organic histopathology findings manually entered spreadsheet statistics performed using statistical package social sciences spss windows version 22 ibm spss statistics armonk ny usa results 226 women total abdominal hysterectomies tah performed significantly higher proportion middleaged women range 4159 years middleaged women 70 presented excessive menstrual bleeding similar percentage older women presented uterovaginal uv prolapse hysterectomy specimens constituted samples study proliferative endometrium observed 40 patients metaplasia papillary syncytial tubal squamous 17 normal proliferative secretory endometrium observed 91 403 41 181 patients respectively presence hyperplasia decidualization stromal breakdown adenocarcinoma adenomyosis endometrial polyps vary significantly among three age groups elderly middleaged young conclusion women rural areas presented gynecologist uterine bleeding middleaged women constituted gynecological complaints normal endometrium observed nearly half patients adenomyosis common cause uterine bleeding uterine endometrial malignancies rare