Endocervical polyps are the most common benign pathologies of the cervix, whose etiology is still unknown. They appear in 2 to 5% of women. In general they originate in the endocervical canal and less frequently from the ectocervix. The case of a 51-year-old woman whose last menstruation date was 2 years ago is presented and goes to a climacteric office for routine, asymptomatic control and a 1x0,5 cm color polypoid tumor is visualized in the gynecological examination. Pink with shortened sessile pedicle, to whom polypectomy is performed and whose histological study reveals endocervical polyp without signs of malignancy.

Endocervical polyps are the most common benign pathologies of the cervix, whose etiology is still unknown. They appear in 2 to 5% of women. In general they originate in the endocervical canal and less frequently from the ectocervix. The case of a 51-year-old woman whose last menstruation date was 2 years ago is presented and goes to a climacteric office for routine, asymptomatic control and a 1x0,5 cm color polypoid tumor is visualized in the gynecological examination. Pink with shortened sessile pedicle, to whom polypectomy is performed and whose histological study reveals endocervical polyp without signs of malignancy.