Obstetrics and Gynecology - A. M. Gromova 2000

Background and precancerous conditions of the female reproductive organs
Endometrial hyperplastic processes
Dispanserization

Patients with hyperplastic processes are subject to clinical dispensary follow-up. Women with glandular or glandular-cystic hyperplasia remain under dispensary observation for at least one year after the normalization of their Menstrual cycle or one year of stable menopause. In cases of adenomatous endometrial changes (hyperplasia, polyps), dispensary monitoring is carried out for two years after the normalization of the menstrual cycle in women of reproductive age or for two years after the onset of stable postmenopause.

The prognosis with timely Treatment of hyperplastic processes is favorable. Early detection, comprehensive treatment, and dispensary follow-up of patients with Endometrial Hyperplastic Processes contribute to the restoration of menstrual and reproductive function, the Prevention of disease recurrence, enhanced working capacity, and serve as a reliable prophylaxis against The Development of endometrial Cancer.

Control Questions

1. What risk factors and causes do you know for the development of Background and Precancerous Diseases of the FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE Organs?

2. Classification of background diseases, precancerous conditions, and Cervical cancer.

3. Define a background process.

4. Into what subgroups are background processes divided depending on the cause of their occurrence?

5. What are the forms of endocervicosis?

6. Classification of Cervical polyps?

7. What is Leukoplakia, and what are its main forms?

8. Histological signs of True erosion.

9. What Precancerous conditions of the cervix do you know?

10. Provide a brief description of precancerous conditions of the cervix.

11. Rules for collecting material for Cytological examination.

12. Papanicolaou smear types.

13. Colposcopy: its capabilities and technique.

14. What tests are performed during expanded colposcopy?

15. What stages of prevention of malignant genital tumors are distinguished?

16. What do Conservative Methods of treating background and precancerous diseases of the cervix entail?

17. What radical methods of treating cervical diseases do you know?

18. Etiology AND Pathogenesis of endometrial hyperplastic processes.

19. What are the main forms of endometrial hyperplastic processes?

20. Main diagnostic criteria for endometrial hyperplastic processes.

21. Treatment of Various Forms of hyperplasia depending on the patient's age.

22. Dispensary care and prognosis in patients with endometrial hyperplastic processes.



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