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Re: ultrasonography guide to detect partial vesicular mole From: Dr Gunjan Puri (drgunjanpuri@gmail.com) Sun Oct 8 22:47:16 2006 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Strahimir Banovic: "Re: ULTRASOUND digest 2625" Previous message: dr amit shet: "ultrasonography guide to detect partial vesicular mole" In reply to: dr amit shet: "ultrasonography guide to detect partial vesicular mole" Please send the sonography images and then we shall able to comment On 10/8/06, dr amit shet <am15@yahoo.com> wrote: > > hi friends recently i have acase of 28years old woman who had history of > 9week amenorrhea and upt positive.she had a history of invasive > vesicular mole for which she had taken chemothearaphy (four cycles of > tab.methotrexate5mg tds for 5days each) her last cycle completed 6 month > before since then her b hcg titer was normal for last six months. at > present her usg shows 9month foetus with good heart beats but there is > increase vascularity in myometrium at the site of placenta(by colour > dopler)her b hcg titer is slight raised as expected at 9 weeks.friends > what should i do to rule out possiblity of partialmole as early as > possible. kindly guide me as this patient is my wife who is also doctor > -- With warm regards Dr.Gunjan Puri Next message: Strahimir Banovic: "Re: ULTRASOUND digest 2625" Previous message: dr amit shet: "ultrasonography guide to detect partial vesicular mole" In reply to: dr amit shet: "ultrasonography guide to detect partial vesicular mole"

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