Aggressive hydatidiform mole

Vesicle-like tissue that invades the uterine muscle or metastasizes to nearby and distant organs is called erosive hydatidiform mole, also called malignant hydatidiform mole, which is a state between hydatidiform mole (ie, benign hydatidiform mole) and chorionic carcinoma. It usually occurs within 6 months after the hydatidiform mole is cleared, and can penetrate the uterine muscle layer or transfer to the lungs, vagina, vulva and other organs, causing local damage and bleeding. Erosive hydatidiform mole has the characteristics of malignant tumor, but the treatment effect and prognosis are better than choriocarcinoma. The treatment is mainly chemotherapy or surgery. Choriocarcinoma

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