Partial mole 20 Wks gestation | Figure 1

Mahmoud_Mostafa

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Partial mole 20 Wks gestation

35 year's old, G3p2A0 NVD,

Medically and surgically free,

1st trimestric scan was normal, at 16 wks she developed hyperthyroidism, hypertension, on U/S bilateral multiple ovarian cyst, huge placenta (placentomegaly), polyhydraminos, after there hydrops fetalis developed, she come with moderate vaginal bleeding, hysterotomy was done successfully

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Diagnosis: Partial mole

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