Pathomorphologic Features of Histogenetic Types of Uterine Myoma

in the world uterine myoma is the most common disease in women of reproductive age and ranks second in prevalence after pelvic inflammatory diseases. In most cases uterine myoma runs without clinical signs, therefore the urgent task of early detection and treatment of this disease, improvement of preventive measures is defined. Among gynecologic diseases ".... uterine myoma occurs in 25-35% of women of reproductive age. At the age of 30-34 years, its frequency increases to 55.0%. After the age of 35 years, the risk of uterine myoma in women reaches maximum levels of 76-80%.