Diagnostic test of endometrial cytobrush in cases of perimenopausal and postmenopausal hemorrhage
Abstract: Perimenopausal
menopausal hemorrhage can be due to by a variety of causative factors. One of
its dangerous causes is atypical hyperplasia and endometrial carcinoma. There
are a number of risk factors for the occurrence of endometrial carcinoma. The
group that has this risk belongs to high-risk group. In this high-risk group,
it is necessary to have a method to identify the changes in endometrial
abnormality. One of the alternatives is the examination of endometrial
cytology. The objective of this study was to evaluate the sensitivity,
specificity and correlation test between endometrial cytology and endometrial
histology. This study was a diagnostic test of cytological examination of the
endometrium as compared with endometrial histology. Endometrial cytology was
performed with a modification of cytubrush and IUD shell. Specimen was
dissolved into the centrifuged NaCl, and its deposits were then processed for
cytological examination with Papanicolaou and Giemsa staining. After the taking
of cytology, the process was continued with curettage of the endometrium, and
the specimens were processed for cytological examination. Both of them were
examined by anatomic pathologist. Statistical analysis used diagnostic test
using histological examination of curetage specimens as gold standard. During
the period of study 45 study samples were collected, among which 12 (26.66%)
were endometrial adenocarcinoma, 6 (13.33%) with atypical hyperplasia, 11
(24.44%) with non-atypical hyperplasia, 15 (33.33%) were samples without
abnormality, and one sample with endometritis. Actual correlation value was
57.8%, correlation because of possibility 3.38%, and correlation not because of
possibility 54.42%, potential correlation not because of possibility 96.62%,
and Kappa value 0.56. It was concluded that cytological examination of the
endometriurn with cytobrush could be employed as a screening method in the
abnormalities of endometrial thickness, with sensitivity of 62.5% and
specificity of 62.2%.
Author: Andrijono, Gunawan D.
Prayitno, Chairil Hamdani
Journal Code: jpkedokterangg050121

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