Abstract

The aim of the study is to study the histopathological patterns of endometrium in cases of infertility. Tissue received were fixed in 10% formal saline for 24 hours and processed according to Culing (1963). Formalin fixed tissue were processed in the tissue processing machine or hand processing. Result: Menstrual patterns in 50 cases studied. Out of 50 cases studied 36 cases had regular menstrual cycle while 13 cases had menstrual abnormalities commonest of these menstrual abnormalities was irregular menstrual cycle included 08 cases of infertility out of 13 cases with menstrual abnormalities. Relative frequency of menstrual abnormalities in 50 cases. Conclusion: Incidence of primary and secondary infertility endometrial biopsies, age distribution, duration of infertility and histopathological observations were found to be nearly similar with reports in the world literature specially with reports of Indian workers, minor variations in histopathological observation were possibly due to - Duration of study, Number of biopsies observed & Study was based on one cycle one biopsy basis, so exact incidence of anovular cycle, luteal phase deficiency was difficult to compute.

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