The diagnosis and treatment of endometrial polyps will be familiar to most gynaecologists.
However, the aetiology and natural history of these focal intrauterine lesions are yet to be …

Background Endometrial polyps are a common condition. The risk of malignancy has often
led to an overtreatment with high health care costs and huge psychological distress …

The remit of this guideline is to collate and propose evidence-based guidelines for the
diagnosis and management of uterine cancer. This document covers all uterine cancers of …

Current diagnostics for EC are invasive and often painful. There is an urgent need for high-
quality randomised controlled trials to inform effective pain relief options. Premenopausal …

Objective To provide an updated practice guideline for the management of patients with
endometrial polyps. Materials and Methods A committee of six expert researchers draw the …

Postmenopausal bleeding (PMB) is a relevant aspect for health-care providers in clinical
practice: the first objective is to rule out potential gynecological cancer. The purpose of this …

Background Endometrial cancer is the most common gynaecological neoplasia in western
countries. Diagnosis of endometrial cancer requires an endometrial biopsy. A good quality …

Objective In women with postmenopausal bleeding, endometrial polyps are a frequent
finding and the risk of a focal (pre) malignancy in a polyp is up to 6%. Because of this …

Background Focal abnormalities most commonly acquired within the uterine cavity include
endometrial polyps (arising from the endometrium) and submucous fibroids (arising from the …

Endometrial polyps have a reported prevalence from 7.8% up to 30% and are one of the
most cost-consuming gynecological conditions for our specialty. There are strong …