Mola completa coexistente con feto vivo normal: caso clinico y revision de la literatura

The coexistence of a complete mole and live term fetus is a rare entity seldom reported in the literature. Primary non-invasive diagnosis is usually achieved through ultrasound examination and definitive diagnosis can be achieved when molar tissue samples are available for histopathological examination. Patients with a complete mole have a 12-20% risk of developing persistent gestational trophoblastic disease, hence the importance of close follow-up. We report the early diagnosis of a complete mole coexisting with a normal fetus and also provide a review of the literature on the topic.