Volume : V, Issue : IV, April - 2016

CLINICO–PATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION OF ADNEXAL MASSES IN TERTIARY CARE CENTRE

Dr. Poorva Badkur, Dr Kanchan Gupta

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 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 1. To study the prevalence of adnexal masses in women attending the gynecological OPD in our hospital. 2. To correlate the clinical diagnosis with the radiological and histopathoogical diagnosis. MATERIALS AND METHOD The present prospective study was conducted during 1st June 2012 to 31st September 2013 in department of obstetrics and gynecology NSCB Medical college Jabalpur attending the gynec OPD. After taking consent of patients with adnexal mass , history, clinical examination and ultrasound proforma was filled and patient underwent surgery. Intra–operative findings were noted ,histopathological sample sent, then the findings correlating clinical, radiological and pathological noted. RESULTS The prevalence of women requiring surgery for adnexal masses were 2.27% and patients that underwent surgery were 12.18%. prevalence of women among outpatients is 0.433% and among inpatients is 2.3%. CONCLUSION We conclude that ultrasound is invaluable technique in determining nature of adnexal masses but the gold standard remains the surgery and histopathological findings.

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Dr. Poorva Badkur, Dr Kanchan Gupta CLINICO–PATHOLOGICAL CORRELATION OF ADNEXAL MASSES IN TERTIARY CARE CENTRE International Journal of Scientific Research, Vol : 5, Issue : 4 APRIL 2016

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