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Is an endometrial thickness of 19.1mm concerning? 41 years old. also most likely a polyp that is 1.81cm noted?
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Transvaginal ultrasound is often the initial study for evaluating for abnormal bleeding and endometrial cancer. Studies have used a cutoff measurement of 5mm in post-menopausal women. However, for premenopausal women, an optimal cutoff has not been defined, and some recommend 16mm or less. An endometrial biopsy may be warranted.
Answered 9/10/2023
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Im 32. Can small uterus focal thickness seen on U/S be endometrial cancer? No vascularity. If polyp not seen on U/S, how likely is it to be cancerous?
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I am menopausal (10 years) and had brown spotting in November for 4 days. Spotting returned 1 month later with a tinge of fresh blood. Saw my GYN and she did an ultrasound. Found endometrial thickening of 13mm and what might be a polyp low in the cervix.
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