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Re: GYN: bleeding after ablation From: Anil Singhal, MD (ANIL@VERSAFORM.COM) Wed Dec 31 22:19:46 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Previous message: Anil Singhal, MD: "Re: GEN: laptop" In reply to: David Hunter: "GYN: bleeding after ablation" Strong "Yes" to EMB for this irregularly spotting post-ablation woman. If "insufficient material" and otherwise low risk, I would re-sample in 6-12 mo if Sx continued. If "high risk" for endo CA(obese, diabetic, Htn,, hx anov cycles, etc) would do H-S if biopsy "insufficient". )At Wed, 31 Dec 1997, David Hunter wrote: > >44 yr old, underwent endometrial ablation 5 years ago, presents with >twice a month spotting/mild bleeding (sometimes requires a pad, >sometimes not). No risk factors for endometrial CA. Is there a need for >endometrial sampling and if so, what would be the best method given her >hx? e.g., Pipelle EmBx vs hysteroscopically directed bx. > >david hunter, ob/gyn, tacoma, wa > -- Anil Singhal, MD http://www.versaform.com 408/370-2662 Previous message: Anil Singhal, MD: "Re: GEN: laptop" In reply to: David Hunter: "GYN: bleeding after ablation"

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