The morphology, biology, and pathology of intermediate trophoblast: A look back to the present

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In 1 !I7 1, when I was 2 fellow in gynecxdogic pa-tl~olog~ with Ih Scrdlv.there was extensive literature tkscribing thts pathologic features and t,linical behavior ot' the well-known forms of trophoblastic disease, such ah complete h~datidiform mole.invasive mole, and choric,carciiloni~~."-i _ The existence of other benign and malignant trophoblastic lesions arising at the implantation site.howe\,er, was not well...

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