Presentation
30 years old pregnant with lower abdominal pain, referred from OB/GYN department, LMP 8 weeks ago with B-HCG level at 28,000.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Complete hydatidiform mole
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Intrauterine irregular shape mass is seen heterogeneously iso-to-hyperechoic with echogenic foci and few cysts seen in the lower uterine part of the lesion, the lesion causes minimal posterior enhancement, with ill-definition of the endometrium-myometrium transitional zone. Markedly increased vascularity was observed. Intrauterine fluid was also seen.