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Hymenal polyp (N84.301) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Vulvar polyp (N84.300) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Vaginal polyp (N84.200) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Cervical mucous polyp (N84.100x002) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
A cervical polyp is a clinical sign of chronic cervicitis. Chronic inflammation causes local cervical mucosal proliferation; the uterus rejects it, so the proliferating mucosa gradually protrudes from the base toward the external os, forming a polyp, also
妇科Endometrial polyps are common gynecologic lesions from local endometrial overgrowth, showing as single or multiple smooth masses projecting into the cavity with varying stalk length. They cause irregular bleeding and infertility. Common from reproductive
妇科Any mass growing on the cervix, cervical canal or attached by a thin stalk to the uterine wall is clinically called a uterine polyp; an intrauterine polypoid mass may be a fibroid (submucosal pedunculated fibroid). Endometrial polyps are focal endometrial
妇科Uterine corporeal polyp (N84.000) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Broad ligament mass (N83.903) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Tubal mass (N83.902) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Ovarian mass (N83.901) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Adnexal mass (N83.900x003) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Uterine adnexal mass (N83.900x002) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Non-inflammatory ovarian/tubal/broad ligament disorder (N83.900) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Uterine ligament cyst (N83.812) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Round ligament cyst (N83.811) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Paratubal cyst (N83.810) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
A tubal cyst is one of the adnexal cysts, mostly from inflammatory stimulation. Tubal mesonephric cysts are usually small and need no surgery, close observation; often found incidentally during other gynecologic surgery and removed together.
妇科Tubal necrosis (N83.808) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
Ovarian fat necrosis (N83.807) is a disease included in the National Health Commission's 'Disease Classification and Codes, National Clinical Version 2.0' standard; a detailed pathological introduction is being compiled.
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