Endometri̇um kanserli̇ ve endometri̇al hi̇perplazi̇li̇ hastalarin preoperati̇f ve postoperati̇f trombosi̇t ve lökosi̇t sayilarinin deǧerlendi̇ri̇lmesi̇

Aim: To investigate association between preoperative and postoperative complete blood counts and malignant process in patients with endomatrial cancer and endometrial hyperplasia. Materials and Methods: 51 endometrial cancer and 23 endometrial hyperplasia patients were included. Preoperative and postoperative blood count values were retrospectiveley evaluated in two groups. Results: 43 out of 51 cancer patinets had early stage disease, 8 had advanced disease. 15 out 23 hyperplasia patients had complex atypia while 15 had simple hyperplasia without atypia. There were no association between preoperative and postoperative thrombocyte and leukocyte count in patients with endometrial cancer or atypical hyperplasia. But endometrial cancer patients with advanced disesase had higher preoperative leukocye count than patients with simple hyperplasia. Moreover there were no difference with regard to preoperative and postoperative blood counts between advanced stage disease and early disase. Although not significant endometrial cancer patients with advanced disease had higher preoperative leukocyte count than patinets with early stage disease. Also rate of preoperative leukocytosis for malignant patients was higher than patients with hyperplasia. Conclusion: The value of pre or postoperative complete blood count to differentiate hyperplasia from malignant endometrial disease is limited. But leukocytosis to differentiate advanced malignant disease from early stage disease could be useful.