EC Gynaecology

The advent of ultrasound has revolutionized obstetrical care, both diagnostic and therapeutic. It has made it possible to detect exceptional situations, such as twin molar pregnancies associating CHM and normal fetus. A rare but challenging situation, by its complications, uncertain evolution and the lack of available data in the literature. Requiring a great deal of care and thought to manage.a

We share with readers a case of twin molar pregnancy managed in our unit with a favorable evolution after evacuation, with literature review.

 Keywords: Twin Molar Pregnancy; First Trimester Vaginal Bleeding; Complete Hydatidiform Mole; Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia

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