Correlation of endometrial morphology by transvaginal sonography with histopathological examination in patients with abnormal uterine bleeding

Background: Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) is the most common complaint worldwide. Among Indian women, AUB not only affects quality of life but also leads to serious consequences such as anemia. prolonged and frequent periods lead morbidity, diminished social embarrassment. Hence this study undertaken correlate endometrial morphology by transvaginal ultrasound with histopathological findings endometrium in women AUB.Methods: In 173 suffering from were included. This cross-sectional was conducted Transvaginal using a 7.5 Mhz Philips sonography (TVS) probe (ET). It measured at thickest part longitudinal plane included both layers. Endometrial sampling examination done.Results: observed our study, more among perimenopausal (50.9%) multiparous (86.7%). The commonest problem population heavy menstrual (HMB) (45.7%). assessed TVS correlated statistically histopathology (p<0.001). Hence, TVS, which affordable non–invasive can be used first line investigation AUB, always gives confirmatory result.Conclusions: initial for it affordable, has good acceptability patients. examination.