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The classic features of molar pregnancy are irregular vaginal bleeding, hyperemesis, enlarged uterus for gestational age and early failed pregnancy. Less common presentations include hyperthyroidism, early onset pre-eclampsia or abdominal distension …
The classic features of molar pregnancy are irregular vaginal bleeding, hyperemesis, enlarged uterus for gestational age and early failed pregnancy. Less common …
A hydatiform mole (also known as a molar pregnancy) is a gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD), which originates from the placenta and can metastasize. It is unique in that the tumor originates from gestational …
Explain with specific examples how to differentiate forms of gestational trophoblastic disease based on etiology, pathogenesis, morphologic features, clinical features, and laboratory …
The diagnosis of molar pregnancy is usually made during the second trimester, and classical signs and symptoms include large uterine size, toxemia, anemia, hyperemesis, respiratory …
The typical clinical presentation of complete molar pregnancies has changed with the advent of high-resolution ultrasonography. Most moles are now diagnosed in the first trimester before...
The diagnostic challenge of a case of molar pregnancy with a coexisting living fetus is to differentiate two different conditions; singleton conception with a partial mole and …
Here, we present a case of molar pregnancy where a woman presented to the emergency department with symptoms of acute abdomen and was treated as ruptured …
In this report, we present the case of a 32-year-old woman with molar pregnancy–induced hyperthyroidism. This rare clinical entity is mediated by elevated levels of …