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Sonographic, hysteroscopic, histological correlation in the early diagnosis of endometrial carcinoma.

The authors evaluate the diagnostic role of hysteroscopy and sonography in the early detection of endometrial cancer. In their experience diagnostic accuracy of transabdominal ultrasound was 87.5%; the introduction of transvaginal sonography increased it up to 95.8%, whereas hysteroscopy had diagnostic accuracy of 100%. The hysteroscopy allowed us to establish cervical canal involvement in 100% of cases. Since sonography is well accepted by patients, the authors propose to perform it in high risk patients once a year as a first level exam to show abnormal endometrial echoes. Therefore patients can be selected to undergo hysteroscopy and, if necessary, biopsy.