A clinical comparative study of preoperative clinical staging and surgical and histopathological staging in endometrial carcinoma

Background: Endometrial cancer is the fourth most common carcinoma in women across globe. Treatment and prognosis are influenced by surgical international federation of gynecology obstetrics staging system with evaluation depth myometrium invasion, cervical extension presence lymph node distant metastasis. This study aims to compare MRI findings preoperative endometrial intra-operative revised based on postoperative histopathology. Methods: The was prospectively carried out department a Cama Hospital, Mumbai for total period 1.5 years; 30 patients diagnosed were selected. Results: predominantly multiparous presenting complaint as postmenopausal bleeding. clinical- radiological concordant histopathological 60% (18/30) cases. Upstaging seen 10% (3/30 cases), while 30% (9/30) showed down final While comparing staging, it corroborate histopathology 63.33% (19/30) Conclusions: pre-operative assessment especially high accuracy determining myometrial invasion an inseparable tool. surgeon would have rely further plan action effectively dealing carcinoma.