Endometrial Polips Endometrial polips are benign tumors consisting of surface endometrium, fibrous stroma, and thick-walled, centrally positioned blood vessels. The endometrial cells do not have the chromosome 6 rearrangement. 6p21 resulting in an abnormal signal endometrial polyps, polyps, endometrial hyperplasia, polip to grow. Most endometrial polyps are solitary. Polyps peak between ages 40 and 50 years, but many cases endometrial polyps, polyps, endometrial hyperplasia occur in menopausal women.
Curettage often fails to remove endometrial polyps because of the mobility of their body and tip.
In menopausal women taking hormone replacement therapy who have abnormal uterine bleeding, polyps are commonly found by hysteroscopy.