Our aimed to describe prenatal diagnosis and the outcome of complete hydatidiform mole and coexistent normal fetus.

A pregnant woman of 16 week 3 days GA has a vesicular mass along anterior uterine wall and normal fetus at ultrasound. On ultrasound patient have hematoma at lower uterine segment covering internal os and sub amniotic haemorrhage is also seen. Our diagnosis is twin pregnancy with a normal live intrauterine fetus and coexistent of complete hydatidiform mole, hematoma at lower uterine segment and sub-amniotic haemorrhage.

Fetus weighing 300 g was delivered by induction at 17gestational weeks, because patient having completed their family and risk of persistent trophoblastic disease. The findings on USG is confirmed after delivery.

Keywords: MPD (mesenchymal placental dysplasia), SCH (sub chorionic hemorrhage).

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Dr Sachin

PG MD Student

Radiodiagnosis Department of Dr SNMC Jodhpur (Raj)