Benign and pre-malignant endometrial pathology - Dr. Parra-Herran (UT)  

FROM BRAZIL. CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE EXCELLENT INITIATIVE TO SPREAD KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCES.

Congrats on the negative result... I know how amazing that feels, I had about 4 positive clops. So positive for HPV and precancerous cells for over 2 years. I've been negative for 3 years now. I hope yours continues staying negative.#drodia 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Excelente platica. Gracias por compartir sus platicas por RU-vid.

An excellent presentation. Very much useful in day to day practice. Thank you sir.

Many thanks Dr Parra-Herran for this nice presentation

Great lecture! Thank you very much. I liked that it was concise, logical, and straight to the point. I am going to watch it again sometime. As a suggestion, please try including more images. And also, I would absolutely love to see a "sign out with the professor" type of video with Dr. Parra-Herran! That would be amazing. Please consider such a GynPath slide seminar! Thank you!

Very useful tips..Great initiative. 👍 I reported the similar case yesterday. Benign endometrium with stromal breakdown.

excellent! thank you so much Dr Parra-Herran & Pathcast.

It's impossible to hear the presentation from around 4.20 to around 6

Excellent lecture Dr Parra-Herran.

very useful, educative and clinically relevant lecture. Thanks

Very instructive presentation.. thank you very much 💝

Very useful tips and updates thank you

Thanks for the effort...excellant lecture..

Exceĺlent presentation thank you

Thanks for this Dr parra herran 😊

Thanks from Sri Lanka.

thanks for the awesome lecture, Dr. Parra-Herran :)

Realy useful! Thanks!

Thank you nicely presented

Great review. Thank you

Dr Sanjay Deshmukh India excellent

This video is not very good at all... sometimes there is an overlap of two people talking so i cannot hear or understand what is being said and sometimes the audio cuts out completely and I cant hear anything. It sucks because I got results back and it says normal but says something about Benign proliferative endometrium. Doesnt sound so bad maybe but i have so many problems and i am not getting an answer! I bleed inbetween periods, i have very heavy periods, i am in a lot of pain (actually threw up before), i cant get pregnant again, i have weight gain, hair loss, and irregular periods all the time. I never know when im going to start and i keep track of my periods on a period calendar app because of my problems. Doctors are not finding anything and its frustrating. They always say things are normal... and now i cant even get some kind of explanation from this. Ugh

Mala karunanayake from USA

An additionnal note: My cases of endometrial hyperplasia are usually diffuse, as most of the hyperplastic processes are. How can we compare it with the hyperplastic glands? My samplings rarely, if ever, bring me normal endometrium in cases of endometrial hyperplasia...

Skip to the 6 minute mark to avoid the crazy audio feedback

Question: what does Endometrial curettings. Step sections show fragments of endometrium with tubular glands and occasional mitotic figures. A few fragments with spindled stroma are also present, and many of the glands are devoid of surrounding stroma mean ? In the most basic terms please anyone help thank you

wonderful presentation. one suggestion: the microphone could be upgraded...

thank you

Please can you send updates on future programmes?

Thoughts on biopsy results showing weakly proliferative endometrium with stromal and glandular breakdown in 30 year old patient with MsH1 mutation?

Cesar Llerena from Perú

The differences between non-atypical and atypical endometrial hyperplasia are confusing to me: I can't imagine atypical hyperplasia without crowding, as for as non-atypical hyperplasia does have it!! How could non-atypical hyperplasia progress to adenoca loosing the crowded pattern? As I said, it is tottally non-sense for me.

Sound bug ends at 5:58

Are cryptitis or crypt abscess sufficient for endometritis in currettings?

Overlap of voices from 5 minutes onwards

There is glandular confluence in the slide showing an example of atypical hyperplasia, indeed!! And in box do the left you read:no confluence or complex architecture! Non-sense!

31:10

Very bad speaking fashion. So much “aah” in every few words. Is this possible a kind of speech deficiency? How can one correct this pattern in speech?

Bbhbj

Congrats on the negative result... I know how amazing that feels, I had about 4 positive clops. So positive for HPV and precancerous cells for over 2 years. I've been negative for 3 years now. I hope yours continues staying negative.#drodia 🥰🥰🥰🥰