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Re: Repeated Hydatidiform MoleFrom: Bert Gold (bgold@ktb.net)Sun Feb 14 18:31:35 1999
Have the mom's chromosomes been run? The most frequent type of complete hydatidiform mole is a 46,XX homozygote formed by the fertilization of an empty ovum by a single haploid sperm that later duplicates its chromosomes to give a diploid tumor. High resolution chromosome mapping (a la Jorge Yunis), especially of X might be informative. There are sibships predisposed to this, though rare. An accurate diagnosis may provide clue to a cure: On Friday, February 12, 1999, Yu Mao wrote:
> >This patient has already 4 times of hyditidiform mole, but she has not
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