Cervical polyp: histomorphological spectrum of ninety-two cases a five-year study

Background: Cervix is vulnerable to many pathological changes ranging from inflammation malignancy. Cervical polyp one of the commonest cervical lesion seen in about 2-5% women. They are more frequent parous women and mostly asymptomatic. Symptomatic polyps premenopausal with most common clinical presentation AUB(abnormal uterine bleed). Usually they benign but there chances malignant transformation. This study was done analyse clinico-pathological spectrum at a tertiary care institute Methods: A retrospective conducted department Pathology, BPS GMC for Women Khanpur Kalan, Sonepat over period 5 years. All patients who had been diagnosed clinically underwent subsequent histopathological sampling were included. Results: total 92 cases included study. AUB these polyp. Most age group 30 55 Out 47 endocervical type polyp, followed by 20 leiomyomatous polypConclusions: To conclude this we found that type. Keeping view transformation essential.