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Abnormal villous morphology mimicking a hydatidiform mole associated with paternal trisomy of chromosomes 3,7,8 and unipaternal disomy of chromosome 11.

Diagnostic pathology - 4 Feb 2016

Sebire Neil J, May Philippa C, Kaur Baljeet, Seckl Michael J, Fisher Rosemary A

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BACKGROUND: Pregnancies affected by non-molar chromosomal abnormality may sometimes demonstrate abnormal chorionic villous morphology that is similar to partial hydatidiform mole. Determination of the underlying aetiology may be difficult in such cases. CASE PRESENTATION: This report describes a case referred to the regional trophoblastic disease unit as a possible hydatidiform mole that demonstrated both villous...

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PMID: 26846439
DOI: 10.1186/s13000-016-0471-9
PMCID: PMC4743088

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