Question 41 (part 2) · LEK · Endometrial cancer
The most important examination for the diagnosis of endometrial cancer is:
- A. a Pap smear.
- B. a histopathological examination.
- C. colposcopy.
- D. an ultrasound.
- E. hysteroscopy.
Hint
Imaging and direct visualisation can raise suspicion, but what is needed to confirm a malignant diagnosis?
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