Ultrasound of an early pregnancy, diagnosis is?: (A) Paial mole, (B) Complete mole, (C) Invasive mole, (D) Choriocarcinoma
Answer is B. On USG - Complete moles produce a characteristic vesicular ultrasonographic pattern known as 'Snow storm appearance' or 'Honey Comb appearance' Paial moles - fetus is seen along with a multicystic placenta. Invasive Mole: vascular mass on doppler seen invading the myometrium. Multiple cystic spaces maybe seen within the myometrium Choriocarcinoma: May present as a discrete central infiltrative mass. Its a heterogeneous mass due to necrosis and hemorrhage within these tumors. Paial mole Complete mole Invasive mole Choriocacinoma