ER, PR and Ki‐67 expression status in granulomatous and chronic non‐specific endometritis

Aim:  To study the changes in the histological pattern, distribution and intensity of sex steroid receptors (estrogen and progesterone) and cell proliferation by Ki‐67 expression by semi‐quantitative scores in granulomatous and chronic non‐specific endometritis in the premenstrual phase.

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