Email this article A rare presentation of invasive mole with an arterio-venous malformation: a case report
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Gestational trophoblastic disease comprises of various pathologies with hydatid form mole bring a common etiology. Emergency admissions of patients of gestational trophoblastic disease is very rare. Here we present a case report of an emergency admission of patient with hydatidiform mole and severe bleeding and then was managed for the same during the course of hospital stay.
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