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[Progesterone receptors in patients with endometrial cancer].

The authors investigate the Prog. receptors in 62 women with carcinoma endometrii. They relate their findings to the age of the patients, clinical stage and the histological differentiation of the tumors. With advancing age, the cases of Prog. R+ increase and with Prog. receptors decrease. With stage advancement the Prog. R- cases increase. Patients with undifferentiated Ca usually are Prog. R-.