Abstract:

Histerectomy is one of the most frequently applied surgical procedures to women. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the distribution of diseases diagnosed in hysterectomic materials. Method and method: 1815 female patients, who had a hysterectomy for any reason, were clinic-patologically evaluated retrospectively. The average age of hysterectomy was 48.94. The main cause and pathological diagnosis of hysterectomy was leomyoma at 47.82%. The second leading cause and histopathological diagnosis was prolapsus uterus (%24.63) and the third diagnosed adenomyosis (%12.84) was a condition that was commonly associated with other diseases, primarily leomyoms. Although the number of endometrium, myometrium, cervical, vaginal, tubal uterine and over malign tumors was less, they were the most dangerous gynecological diseases that shortened the lives of women. Therefore, it is very important to diagnose these tumors as early as possible in order to begin appropriate treatment early to ensure better survival to patients. Consequently, the causes of symptoms such as abnormal uterine bleeding, pelvic pain should be thoroughly examined in terms of gynecological carcinomas and should be applied to every woman in the fertility period for the early diagnosis of cervical carcinomas, especially the Servikovajinal Papanicalaou Smear screening test.

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