Coexistence of partial hydatidiform mole with live term fetus
Partial Hydatidiform Mola with Live Fetus
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partial hydatidiform mole, term fetusAbstract
The clinical case is described of a 31 year old female patient, born in Oruro, tercigesta, with a history of previous cesarean section, with no other personal or family history of importance, with 37 weeks gestation, premature rupture of membranes, who underwent cesarean section, obtaining a live newborn, male, term, weighing 2550 gr and APGAR of 8 and 10. The placenta weighed 1266 grams; there was an area with multiple vesicular structures in the form of "grape clusters", with citrine content on section, compatible with partial hydatidiform mole, a diagnosis that was later confirmed by histopathological study.
The patient's evolution was satisfactory and her surgical post-surgery period was favorable, so she was discharged from the hospital, with outpatient follow-up and hormonal monitoring (quantitative HCG) for gestational trophoblastic disease, with no clinical or biochemical data of persistence or recurrence. Aspects of its low frequency, etiology, diagnosis and behavior were reviewed.
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