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    Gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD) includes benign and malignant proliferations of placental cells. Risk factors include being between ages 20-35 or having a previous molar pregnancy or miscarriage. Evaluation includes transvaginal ultrasound, chest x-ray, CT or MRI to check for metastasis, and coagulation profile. Treatment depends on the type but may include hysterectomy if no further pregnancy is desired or for high-risk invasive moles with evidence of perforation.

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    Gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD) includes benign and malignant proliferations of placental cells. Risk factors include being between ages 20-35 or having a previous molar pregnancy or miscarriage. Evaluation includes transvaginal ultrasound, chest x-ray, CT or MRI to check for metastasis, and coagulation profile. Treatment depends on the type but may include hysterectomy if no further pregnancy is desired or for high-risk invasive moles with evidence of perforation.

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    Gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD) includes benign and malignant proliferations of placental cells. Risk factors include being between ages 20-35 or having a previous molar pregnancy or miscarriage. Evaluation includes transvaginal ultrasound, chest x-ray, CT or MRI to check for metastasis, and coagulation profile. Treatment depends on the type but may include hysterectomy if no further pregnancy is desired or for high-risk invasive moles with evidence of perforation.

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    gestational trophoblastic disease

    GTO

    Def GTD include benign malignant


    Proliferation of Placental cells

    Risk factors mya


    1 Age 20 or 35
    2 Previous molar Pregnancy
    3 Miscarriage
    Pre eclampsia

    TV US
    exR
    to exclude metastasis
    CT MRI
    evaluate Live brain
    if malignancy

    Coagulation Profile
    OIC
    hysterectomy indication
    I no further Pregnancy is desire
    2 women yo t high risk of GIN
    controlled hae or
    3 un
    rage
    4 invasive mole t evidence of Perforation

    Key Points vesicle


    I irregular vagina bleeding t
    2 hyper emesis Van

    3 Materine enlargement greater than


    expected
    u early field Pregnancy

    B non fetal heart sound

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