It has been established in detail and precision histology I strain quadrant uterine pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum and significance of histological changes, if any, and particularly in relation to the carcinoma "in situ". We propose in this paper check some of these changes and the relationship can be saved in different periods of pregnancy.

In this paper we propose to make a description of the different degrees of endometrial hyperplasia in relation to the clinic. We consider grades not as independent "forms" but as mere clinical-morphological aspects that have been separated for better analysis and interpretation.

A method of quantitative microscopy applied to the study of exfoliated cells from the vaginal secretion during a normal menstrual cycle develops. The method is based on determining the relationship cyto-core plasma by comparing surface modules. The technique is simple. The preparations were observed in flask with phase contrast microscope. It does not require particular coloration. Counting modules surface it is made by the camera lucida. Analytically it demonstrated that cytoplasmic core ratio is a measure of cell growth and division and its variation defines fundamental properties of the vaginal and sexual cycle. Limitations of the method are discussed.

A method of quantitative microscopy applied to the study of exfoliated cells from the vaginal secretion during a normal menstrual cycle develops. The method is based on determining the relationship cyto-core plasma by comparing surface modules. The technique is simple. The preparations were observed in flask with phase contrast microscope. It does not require particular coloration. Counting modules surface it is made by the camera lucida. Analytically it demonstrated that cytoplasmic core ratio is a measure of cell growth and division and its variation defines fundamental properties of the vaginal and sexual cycle. Limitations of the method are discussed.

It has been established in detail and precision histology I strain quadrant uterine pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum and significance of histological changes, if any, and particularly in relation to the carcinoma "in situ". We propose in this paper check some of these changes and the relationship can be saved in different periods of pregnancy.

In this paper we propose to make a description of the different degrees of endometrial hyperplasia in relation to the clinic. We consider grades not as independent "forms" but as mere clinical-morphological aspects that have been separated for better analysis and interpretation.

I consider it a high honor to the opportunity offered to me by Dr. Lucas Molina, whose intelligence, hard work and enthusiasm the appearance of this journal, write a few words by way of Editorial in the first issue is due. Founded the Peruvian Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology in June 1947, the first presidency held the illustrious late Prof. Constantine J. Carvallo, creator of the current Peruvian gynecological school, it happened then clarified by the obstetrician Dr. Alejandro Busalleu already disappeared and later by very distinguished colleagues, soon he became a general desire edition of its magazine. It was Molina, however, who during his presidency last year had as its leitmotif of this longing and management has become reality.