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Diagnosis The symptoms and signs of carcinoma of the endometrium are s. . those of atrophic endometritis, and in both a pyometra may be pre The diagnosis can only be determined by curettage. The material obI in atrophic endometritis will be granulation tissue with scanty endomet In carcinoma of the endometrium or cervix a large amount of nec material may be removed.
Treatment
Efficient drainage is provided by the cervical dilatation necess diagnosis. Healing occurs rapidly after administration of oestr Ethiny1oestradio1 0.01 mg daily for about 4 weeks should be suffi Recurrence is uncommon, but should it occur hysterectomy m
necessary
The uterus may become distended with pus as a result of obstruc the cervical canal by carcinoma of the cervix, especially an endo growth, or by carcinoma in the lower part of the body of the ut may occur after treatment of cervical cancer with radium or c
Pyometra can also occur after the menopause in patients with a endometritis, in the absence of malignant disease.
The organisms responsible for a pyometra may be co1iforms, cocci or staphylococci, but not infrequently no organisms are gr culture. A tuberculous pyometra is now very rare.
The patient may complain of an intermittent blood-stained p discharge. Abdominal pain and fever are seldom present. The body uterus m~y be enlarged to a diameter of about 10 cm, and may feel It may be tender.
The diagnosis is made by dilatation of the cervix, when pus esc is not sufficient merely to diagnose a pyometra; in every case a mo fu1 examination must be made to exclude a carcinoma. Much care
taken because there is a risk of perforating the thin wall of a py during dilatation of the cervix and curettage.
Treatment
In the absence of any evidence of carcinoma the pyometra is dr . dilatation of the cervix and stitching a drainage tube into the ute few days. If carcinoma is present, the usual treatment is given afte drainage of the pus. Pyometra not associated with carcinoma so recurs, when hysterectomy is performed.
This is described here for convenience, although it may not be acco by infection. It is a collection of blood in the uterine cavity, ca
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Diagnosis The symptoms and signs of carcinoma of the endometrium are s. . those of atrophic endometritis, and in both a pyometra may be pre The diagnosis can only be determined by curettage. The material obI in atrophic endometritis will be granulation tissue with scanty endomet In carcinoma of the endometrium or cervix a large amount of nec material may be removed.
Treatment
Efficient drainage is provided by the cervical dilatation necess diagnosis. Healing occurs rapidly after administration of oestr Ethiny1oestradio1 0.01 mg daily for about 4 weeks should be suffi Recurrence is uncommon, but should it occur hysterectomy m
necessary
The uterus may become distended with pus as a result of obstruc the cervical canal by carcinoma of the cervix, especially an endo growth, or by carcinoma in the lower part of the body of the ut may occur after treatment of cervical cancer with radium or c
Pyometra can also occur after the menopause in patients with a endometritis, in the absence of malignant disease.
The organisms responsible for a pyometra may be co1iforms, cocci or staphylococci, but not infrequently no organisms are gr culture. A tuberculous pyometra is now very rare.
The patient may complain of an intermittent blood-stained p discharge. Abdominal pain and fever are seldom present. The body uterus m~y be enlarged to a diameter of about 10 cm, and may feel It may be tender.
The diagnosis is made by dilatation of the cervix, when pus esc is not sufficient merely to diagnose a pyometra; in every case a mo fu1 examination must be made to exclude a carcinoma. Much care
taken because there is a risk of perforating the thin wall of a py during dilatation of the cervix and curettage.
Treatment
In the absence of any evidence of carcinoma the pyometra is dr . dilatation of the cervix and stitching a drainage tube into the ute few days. If carcinoma is present, the usual treatment is given afte drainage of the pus. Pyometra not associated with carcinoma so recurs, when hysterectomy is performed.
This is described here for convenience, although it may not be acco by infection. It is a collection of blood in the uterine cavity, ca
http://urshealth.com
The Ultram online
