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partial mole karyotype
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two sperm, one egg
69 XXX, triploid |
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complete mole karyotype
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46 XX diploid
empty egg fertilized by one sperm (mitosis) or two sperm |
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Fetal tissue is present in partial/complete karyotype?
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partial
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Is villous edema focal or diffuse in partial mole? Complete mole?
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Partial mole = Focal
Complete mole = diffuse |
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Trophoblastic proliferation in a partial v. complete mole?
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Partial = Focal
Complete = diffuse |
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Presentation of a partial mole
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SAB
lower HCG |
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Presentation of a complete mole
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S>D
higher HCG |
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Percentage of postmolar GTN in partial v. complete mole?
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2.5-7.5% v. 6.8-20%
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Preeclampsia <10wks in partial v. complete moles?
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Yes in complete, No in partial.
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MC presentation for any kind of mole
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vaginal bleeding
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appearance of molar pregnancy on US
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homogenous snowstorm
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What is phantom hCG?
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persistent low level hCG levels in blood, but none in urine
heterophile antibodies |
