Histopathological material considered in this case shows that the endometrial hyperplasia, as a manifestation of a persistent and incontrarrestado estrogen state, plays an important role in the genesis of carcinoma endometria1. The histological images in these circumstances may correspond to a glandular-cystic hyperplasia or adenomatous hyperplasia. The glandular-cystic menacma during the premenopausal and menopause, reflecting endocrine imbalances, endometrial hyperplasia is not important in these periods, but when it is present in postmenopausal acquires significant influence in relation to the development of endometrial carcinoma. Adenomatous hyperplasia evolves during the period of sexual maturity is more important than the glandular-cystic variety, because although it translates as the existence of an endocrine dysfunction and as she is also a reversible lesion, its existence requir...

Histopathological material considered in this case shows that the endometrial hyperplasia, as a manifestation of a persistent and incontrarrestado estrogen state, plays an important role in the genesis of carcinoma endometria1. The histological images in these circumstances may correspond to a glandular-cystic hyperplasia or adenomatous hyperplasia. The glandular-cystic menacma during the premenopausal and menopause, reflecting endocrine imbalances, endometrial hyperplasia is not important in these periods, but when it is present in postmenopausal acquires significant influence in relation to the development of endometrial carcinoma. Adenomatous hyperplasia evolves during the period of sexual maturity is more important than the glandular-cystic variety, because although it translates as the existence of an endocrine dysfunction and as she is also a reversible lesion, its existence requir...