Pregnancy Complicated with a Giant Cervical Polyp: Case Report

Kırbaş, Ayşe; Biberoğlu, Ebru; Dağlar, Halil Korkut; Tımur, Hakan; Uygur, Dilek; Danışman, Nuri

doi:10.5336/gynobstet.2014-42238

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“…In some cases a cervical polyp can be asymptomatic, which is incidentally discovered by routine pelvic examination [2,3]. In others a pregnant woman with cervical polyp may present with vaginal discharge, vaginal bleeding, postcoital bleeding and cervical infection [4,5]. Cervical polyps during pregnancy with recurrent vaginal bleeding may often be misdiagnosed as threatened abortion.…”

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Analysis on pregnancy outcomes and risk factors of cervical polypectomy during the first and second trimester pregnancy

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Chen

Fang

2022

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To evaluate the risk factors of miscarriage in patients attempted cervical polypectomy during the first and second trimester pregnancy.Methods: Pregnant women with singleton infants who underwent cervical polypectomy during the first and second trimester between January 2013 to May 2019 were investigated. The study retrospectively reviewed the clinical features and pregnancy outcomes after cervical polypectomy. A multivariable regression was performed to predict the risk factors of miscarriage.Results: A total of 307 pregnant females were eventually included in our study. 27 patients (8.8%, 27/307) had a miscarriage before 28 weeks, 37 patients (12.1%, 37/307) had a preterm delivery. After univariate analysis, we found that the presence of decidual polyps and vaginal bleeding after polypectomy were the risk factors for miscarriage. Moreover, the incidence of miscarriage was significantly higher in the patients with decidual polyps than in those with endocervical polyps (14.9% vs.5.6%, p=0.010). Conclusion:The most suitable hemostasis method should be taken in the cervical polypectomy during pregnancy. The risk of miscarriage associated with polypectomy during pregnancy is higher in females with decidual polyps. If they do not cause excessive vaginal bleeding and can be ruled out the possibility of malignancy, conservative treatment may lead to a better outcome.

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“…2,3 In others a pregnant woman with cervical polyp may present with vaginal discharge, vaginal bleeding, postcoital bleeding, and cervical infection. 4,5 Cervical polyps during pregnancy with recurrent vaginal bleeding may often be misdiagnosed as threatened abortion. These polyps can raise concern and discomfort to the pregnant women.…”

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Analysis on pregnancy outcomes and risk factors of cervical polypectomy during the first and second trimester pregnancy

Huang

Chen

Fang

2022

J of Obstet and Gynaecol

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Analysis on Pregnancy Outcomes and Risk Factors of Cervical Polypectomy During the First and Second Trimester Pregnancy

Huang

Chen

Fang

2021

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Purpose: To evaluate the risk factors of miscarriage in patients attempted cervical polypectomy during the first and second trimester pregnancy.Methods: Pregnant women with singleton infants who underwent cervical polypectomy during the first and second trimester between January 2013 to May 2019 were investigated. The study retrospectively reviewed the clinical features and pregnancy outcomes after cervical polypectomy. A multivariable regression was performed to predict the risk factors of miscarriage. Results: A total of 307 pregnant females were eventually included in our study. 27 patients (8.8%, 27/307) had a miscarriage before 28 weeks, 37 patients (12.1%, 37/307) had a preterm delivery. After univariate analysis, we found that the presence of decidual polyps and vaginal bleeding after polypectomy were the risk factors for miscarriage. Moreover, the incidence of miscarriage was significantly higher in the patients with decidual polyps than in those with endocervical polyps (14.9% vs.5.6%, p=0.010). Conclusion: The most suitable hemostasis method should be taken in the cervical polypectomy during pregnancy. The risk of miscarriage associated with polypectomy during pregnancy is higher in females with decidual polyps. If they do not cause excessive vaginal bleeding and can be ruled out the possibility of malignancy, conservative treatment may lead to a better outcome.

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Pregnancy Complicated with a Giant Cervical Polyp: Case Report

Abstract: C ervical polyp (CP) is one of the most common lesions of cervix that occurs in about 2-5% all of women mostly after the forth decade of life. It is defined as overgrowth of columnar epithelium of the cervix and may originate from the endocervical canal or the ectocervix.

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Analysis on pregnancy outcomes and risk factors of cervical polypectomy during the first and second trimester pregnancy

Analysis on pregnancy outcomes and risk factors of cervical polypectomy during the first and second trimester pregnancy

Analysis on Pregnancy Outcomes and Risk Factors of Cervical Polypectomy During the First and Second Trimester Pregnancy

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