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Complete hydatidiform mole in a twin complicated with preeclampsia: a case report

Preeklampsi ile komplike olmuş ikiz eşi komplet mol hidatidiform: Olgu sunumu

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Conclusion: The pregnancies with molar twin are the cases which should be paid attention in terms of medical complications such as preeclampsia, thyrotoxicosis and gestational trophoblastic neoplasia.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objective: Molar pregnancy is the part of a disease group classified as gestational trophoblastic disease which originates from the placenta and has the potential to invade uterus locally and to develop metastasis.
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Key Findings & Data:In our case, we aimed to present the case of a complete molar pregnancy which developed preeclampsia and ablatio placentae and accompanied by 18-week-old dead fetus.
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Conclusion & Impact:Conclusion: The pregnancies with molar twin are the cases which should be paid attention in terms of medical complications such as preeclampsia, thyrotoxicosis and gestational trophoblastic neoplasia.
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Objective: Molar pregnancy is the part of a disease group classified as gestational trophoblastic disease which originates from the placenta and has the potential to invade uterus locally and to develop metastasis. The chance for the presence of twin fetus together with molar pregnancy is very rare. Also, the conditions such as hyperthyroidism and preeclampsia could be seen in earlier weeks and more frequently during molar pregnancy. In our case, we aimed to present the case of a complete molar pregnancy which developed preeclampsia and ablatio placentae and accompanied by 18-week-old dead fetus. Case: Twenty-five years old and multigravida case was established with the diagnosis of 18-week-old intrauterine fetus. According to the laboratory examinations and clinical findings, the diagnoses of molar pregnancy, preeclampsia and ablatio placentae were established for one of the twins. Magnesium sulfate treatment was initiated for labor induction and the pregnancy was terminated. The twin was reported as complete mole by the histopathological examination of the specimen. No complication developed in the follow-ups of the patient. Conclusion: The pregnancies with molar twin are the cases which should be paid attention in terms of medical complications such as preeclampsia, thyrotoxicosis and gestational trophoblastic neoplasia.

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Amaç: Molar gebelik, plasentadan köken alan ve lokal olarak uterusu istila etme ve metastaz yapma potansiyeline sahip gestasyonel trofoblastik hastalık olarak sınışandırılan hastalık grubunun bir parçasıdır. Molar gebelik ile birlikte ikiz eşi fetüsün bulunma olasılışı oldukça nadirdir. Ayrıca molar gebelikte hipertiroidi, preeklampsi gibi durumlar da daha erken haftalarda ve daha sık görülebilmektedir. Bu olgumuzda preeklampsi ve plasenta dekolman gelişen 18 hafta ex fetüsün eşlik ettişi komplet molar gebelik olgusunun sunulması amaçlanmıştır. Olgu: Yirmi be yaşında, multigravida, son adet tarihine göre 18 hafta intrauterin fetüs tanısı konuldu. Laboratuvar tetkileri ve klinik bulguları sonucuna göre ikiz eşi molar gebelik, preeklampsi ve plasental dekolman tanısı konuldu. Hastaya magnezyum sülfat tedavisi başlanarak doşum indüksiyonu yapıldı ve gebelik sonlandırıldı. Alınan piyesin histopatolojik incelemesinde ikiz eşi komplet mol olarak rapor edildi. Hastanın takiplerinde herhangi bir komplikasyon gelişmedi. Sonuç: ıkiz eşi molar gebelikler erken başlangıçlı preeklampsi, tirotoksikoz ve gestasyonel trofoblastik neoplazi gibi tıbbi komplikasyonlar yönüyle dikkat edilmesi gereken gebeliklerdir

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ÇİNTESUN, F. N. İ., ÇİNTESUN, E., YAVUZ, A. (2017). Complete hydatidiform mole in a twin complicated with preeclampsia: a case report. Perinatoloji Dergisi, Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 3, 145–148. https://ajindex.com/articles/300332

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