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Persistent gestational trophoblastic disease after an androgenetic/biparental fetal chimera: a case report and review.

1 Oct 2006

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We present a case of a dichorionic/diamniotic twin pregnancy in which one twin presented with ultrasound findings suggestive of molar changes in the placenta. The placenta of twin A seemed to be grossly enlarged and cystic, and twin A was small for gestation. After an inevitable abortion, a detailed histological and genetic evaluation was performed on the fetus and placenta from twin A, including traditional...

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PMID: 16810056
DOI: 10.1097/01.pgp.0000215295.45738.ed

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