Amatya Vaidya et al., "Histopathological pattern of abnormal
uterine bleeding in endometrial biopsies," Nepal Medical College Journal, vol.
Abnormal
uterine bleeding (AUB) is a systemic disorder characterised by abnormal
uterine bleeding in the absence of pregnancy and without evident genital tract pathology.1 About 30% of women worldwide suffer from heavy menstrual bleeding (HMB) at some point during their reproductive age.2-4
Most common type of abnormal
uterine bleeding (AUB) was menorrhagia found in 211 (75.08%) women followed by menometrorrhagia in 40 (14.23%) and polymenorrhagea in 30 (10.67%) women.
Office diagnosis and management of abnormal
uterine bleeding. Clin Obstet Gynecol 2012; 55 (3): 635-50.
Here is how your health care professional will help you specifically diagnose abnormal
uterine bleeding, dysmenorrhea, PMS and PMDD:
In these fifty patients, there were 39 patients of dysfunctional
uterine bleeding, 09 infertility cases and 02 cases of postmenopausal bleeding.
Over the past two decades operative hysteroscopy has emerged as a vital procedure for management of recurrent pregnancy loss, infertility and abnormal
uterine bleeding. Hysteroscopy is now an important tool in contemporary gynecological practice and motivating them to learn hysteroscopy and do it in day today practice.
The study groups were patients who had previous tubal sterilization with the Parkland method and underwent hysterectomy because abnormal
uterine bleeding and the control groups were patients who underwent hysterectomy because of abnormal
uterine bleeding causes and did not undergo tubal sterilization.
Histopathological evaluation of endometrial samples is helpful in determining the cause of abnormal
uterine bleeding, especially indicated in over 35year age group to rule out malignancy and preneoplasia.
TVS is the primary imaging modality for the evaluation of women with abnormal
uterine bleeding. MR and sonoHSG are helpful for problem solving and/or when TVS is equivocal.
Financial and quality-of-life burden of dysfunctional
uterine bleeding among women agreeing to obtain surgical treatment.
Walters and Barber (obstetrics and gynecology and surgery, Cleveland Clinic) bring together a group of American obstetrics and gynecology surgeons and specialists who offer a video atlas for gynecologic surgeons and obstetrician-gynecologist trainees to hysterectomy procedures for benign diseases like
uterine bleeding and fibroids, dysmenorrhea, and endometriosis.
