PREMENOPAUSAL ENDOMETRIAL DISORDERS: HYPERPLASIA AS A PRECURSOR TO ONCOPATHOLOGY

Abstract

Endometrial hyperplastic processes (EHP) rank among the most common 
pathologies affecting women during the perimenopausal period. The aim of this 
study is to emphasize the importance of early detection of endometrial hyperplasia 
and the assessment of its oncogenic potential, utilizing modern classification 
systems and diagnostic techniques. The research methodology includes a review of 
scientific literature and clinical case analyses. The results demonstrate that timely 
diagnosis and systematic follow-up significantly reduce the likelihood of malignant 
transformation, lower the risk of cancer development, and contribute to the overall 
improvement of patients’ health and quality of life.