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TREATMENT: PREMENOPAUSAL AND POSTMENOPAUSAL

HYPERPLASIA WOMEN

A. IN YOUNG PATIENT WITH HMB AND PCOS THICKENED TREATMENT: a. LNG IUD x 6 months- first line
ENDOMETRIUM: b. MPA 10 -20 mg OD x 3-6 months OR MPA
10-20 mg OD x 12-14 days each month x 3-6 months
Do Endometrial Sampling: c. Megestrol acetate- 40-160mg OD x 3-6
months
Hysteroscopy with targeted endom biopsy ( after a directed d. DMPA- 150 mg /IM every 3 months
biopsy, do an endometrial curettage to sample the background
endometrium. This will provide opportunity to confirm the endometrial biopsy
diagnosis of a TRUE pre malignant lesion and EXCLUDE an
associated endometrial CA)

and D and C are PREFERRED over endometrial biopsy since NORMAL: maintain LNG IUD or
accuracy of the endometrial biopsy in premenopausal women is Continue MPA 10mg OD for 12 months
lower and dx of Endom CA may be misinterpreted as endom
hyperplasia in 15-25% of cases Metanalysis: with oral progestin- 67-72% regression rate
LNG IUD – 81-94% regression rate
D and C- better at evaluation tumor grade than office endometrial
biopsy with significantly less cases being upgraded PERSISTENT HYPERPLASIA
A. LNG IUD PLUS oral progestin
B. Increase MPA to 20 mg OD x 3 months then
In premenopausal: Ultrasound measurement of endometrial repeat biopsy
thickness in premenopausal women has NO diagnostic value
*** PORGESTERONE: COUNTERBALANCE
The decision to histologically evaluate below 45 years MITOGENIC EFECT OF ESTROGEN AND INDUCES
should be based on symptomatology, risk factor and clinical SECRETORY DIFFERENTIATION
presentation DECREASEs glandular cellularity by inducing
apoptosis and inhibiting angiogenesis in the
B. Patients with POSTMENOPAUSAL BLEEDING myometrium underlying the hyperplastic
endometrium resulting to endometrial regression
Do endometrial Sampling thru:

1. Hysteroscopy with targeted endometrial biopsy: Atypical hyperplasia- with coexistent invasive endom ca: up to
GOLD STANDARD- targeted biopsy good for 60%
focal , discrete lesions for less that 50% of the
endometrium Conservative mngt:
2. Endometrial biopsy with Pipelle- 98-100% Important consideration: min treatment to induce regression: 6
specificity – when tha CA occupies at least 50% of months
endometrial surface, this is 100% accurate Sample after 6 months to ensure there is no progression then
3. D and C – under anesthesia – less likely to miss sample every 3 months therafter
CA than endometrial bipsy- better in predicting Once endom is normal, co manage with Infertility specialist and
tumor grade in premenopause get pregnant
Once childbearing is complete, definitive mngt recommended
Hyperplasia without atypia- with coexistent invasive endom ca: 43-60% found to have co existent endometrial CA on histopath
<1%
Highest disease recurrence in two years: Endom biopsy every 6
6 months to induce regression month x 2 years
If no regression after 6 months, progestin may be increased if atypia isnoted/CA- mng acdingly
If with atypia or CA, manage accordingly EH- if failed tx
Patient who do not respond after 12 months of tx, will not benefit
from extension in tx TREATMENT: PREMENOPAUSAL
Endo sampling after 6 months- to be done after withdrawal a. LNG IUD – RELEASEs 15-20 MCG/DAY AND KEPT IN
bleeding- minimize architectural effects of progesterone PLACE FOR 3-6 MONTHS. ENDOMETRIAL BIOPSY CAN
BE PERFORMED WITH IUD INPLACE
Overall response rate: 83% in complex
hyperplasia with atypia and grade 1
endometrial CA with 17% progesterone
resistance ( potential biomarkers to
determine resistance: Pl3K/AKT/mTOR

b. Megestrol Acetate 80 mg BID x 3 months


c. MPA- 10-20 mg OD continuously x 3-6 months
endometrial biopsy

*** ASYMPTOMATIC POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN EMT >11mm -


endometrial CA risk of 6.7 % === DO endometrial biopsy
*** POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WITH BLEEDING EMT >5mm =
Do Endom biopsy
PERSISTENT HYPERPLASIA:
1. LNG IUD PLUS ORAL PROGESTIn x 3 months Consider also other risk factors for endom CA
2. Increase Megestrol acetate to 160 mg BID x 3 months

Endome biopsy
PATIENT WITH POSTMENOPAUSAL BLEEDING:
1. Do risk Assessment
2. If Initial episode of bleeding
Do: Transvaginal ultrasound
PERSISTENT HYPERPLASIA: EHBSO w/ or w/o BSO a. EMT </= 4 mm- expectant but if with
persistent bleeing, do Endometrial sampling
b. EMT >4mm – Endometrial sampling
IF NORMAL BIOPSY: 3. Persistent/recurrent bleeding with Multiple risk factors
Do : Endometrial sampling then treat accordingly
1. Continue LNG IUD x 3 months
2. Megestrol acetate 80 mg BID x 3 months
*** Refer to infertility specialst for active co management EMT </= 4 mm = presence of thin, distinct endometrial
echo </=4mm is associated with a risk of malignancy in
***at any point during tx that vaginal bleeding recurs, do endom 1/917 Sensitivity 95% and Specificity 55%
biopsy . IF CA, manage accordingly

POST MENOPAUSAL WOMEN with Hyperplasia with atypia =


EHBSO

HYPERPLASIA WITH ATYPIA


NOT DESIROUS OF PREGNANCY: EH WITH Or w/o BSO-

*** GROSS EXAMINATION OF SPECIMEN WITH OR W/O FROZEN


SECTION
- Intraoperative frozen section to r/o concurrent
adenoCA may be done
- Referred to gyne onco for intraoperative decisions

FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO UNOPPOSED ESTROGEN


STIMULATION OF THE ENDOMETRIUM

1. Obesity – inc insulin resistance


Dec SHBG
Aromatization of adrogens to estrogen

Mngt: lifestyle change

2. PCOS – hyperinsulinemia
-increased FSH/LH
- Androgen excess
- anovulatpry cycles
Mngt: correct ovulatory dysfuntion
3. FUNCTIONAL TUMORS -
o Granulo Cell tumors
Mngt: remove tumor
4. Iatrogenic
o Estrogen treatment
o Mngt: stop all estrogens including topical
creams
5. Perimenopause
o Inc FSH
o Decrease ovarian reserve
o Anovulatory cycle

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