Recurrent postpartum haemorrhage caused by endometrial carcinoma co‐existing with endometrioid carcinoma of the ovary in a full term pregnancy

Traitement conservateur du cancer et des hyperplasies atypiques de l'endomètre

“…L'hystérectomie de clôture, que le succès -la naissance d'un enfant -ait été, ou non, obtenu n'est pas totalement consensuelle, mais une tendance récente se dessine pour en élargir la pratique. [14] 1970 1 1 Noréthindrone Fechner [15] 1974 1 1 0 Eddy [16] 1978 1 1 MPA Farhi [19] 1986 6 1 MPA/Noréthin-drone Lee [42] 1989 10 2 MPA Ojomo [43] 1993 1 1 Acétate de mégestrol Niwa [40] 1994 1 1 MPA Laï [20] 1994 1 1 Acétate de mégestrol Randall [22] 1997 25 5 MPA/mégestrol Zanetta [41] 1997 1 1 Médrogestone Kim [23] 1997 7 0 Acétate de mégestrol Schammel [24] 1998 5 2 Progestérone Mitsushita [37] 2000 1 1 MPA Imai [27] 2001 15 4 Acétate de mégestrol Wang [29] 2002 9 2 Acétate de mégestrol Total 100 25…”

Endometrial carcinoma coexisting with pregnancy, presumed to derive from adenomyosis: A case report

“…Endometrial carcinoma coexisting with pregnancy is uncommon (1)(2)(3) . Vaccarello et al conducted a review of the English literature published between 1927 and 1997 and identified only 27 such cases (1) .…”

“…Endometrial carcinoma is rarely associated with pregnancy (1)(2)(3) . However, when it does occur, diagnosis is more frequently made during the first trimester or beginning of the second one (2) .…”

Endometrial Adenocarcinoma in Early Pregnancy

“…Except for choriocarcinoma, carcinoma of the uterine cervix is the commonest gynecologic cancer found in pregnancy; of nongynecologic cancers, adenocarcino ma of the breast is the most common type [5], To our knowledge this is the 14th case of endometrial carcinoma coexisting with pregnancy reported in the literature. Carinelli et al [6] reported and reviewed 11 cases, and 2 other cases were reported from the former Soviet Union and Nigeria [7,8]. Except for obesity, other constitutional fac tors associated with endometrial carcinoma, such as hy pertension and diabetes mellitus, have not been reported.…”