[Abnormal uterine hemorrhage in the climacteric. Diagnostic approach].

Having made a detailed list of the invasive and non-invasive diagnostic techniques used to evaluate anomalous uterine bleeding in menopause, the authors conclude by affirming that hysteroscopy undoubtedly represents the most reliable diagnostic technique and that echography should be the preferred first diagnostic step since it allows the adnexa to be examined and is less invasive and cheaper.

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University of Turin
Italy

Keywords

Adult, Metrorrhagia, Humans, Female, Hysteroscopy, Uterine Hemorrhage, Menopause, Middle Aged, Climacteric, Ultrasonography

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