Abstract
Endometrial biopsy and curettage are commonly performed diagnostic procedures to assess uterine pathology. Adequate endometrial specimen collection is important to formulate an accurate diagnosis. Review of literature shows that 2%-60% of endometrial samples may be nondiagnostic due to insufficient specimen. Multiple factors may determine the adequacy of the specimen including age, uterine pathology, clinical expertise, grossing, and processing technique. Teflon-coated …
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