Diagnostic ultrasound ( PDFDrive )

CHAPTER 30 The First Trimester 1081
M
P
F
A
B
M
C
P
FIG. 30.41 Coexistent Mole and Pregnancy. (A) Transverse
TAS at 18 weeks demonstrates a normal appearing placenta (small
arrow) from a normal twin pregnancy adjacent to hydropic placenta
(large arrow) from the molar pregnancy. The amniotic luid and a
portion of the fetus are seen at the lower aspect of the image.
(B) and (C) In another patient at 16 weeks’ gestation, the large
cystic mass (M) is seen adjacent to the placenta (P), with fetus
(F).
A
B
FIG. 30.42 Invasive Mole 6 Weeks After Evacuation of Complete Mole. (A) Transverse and (B) sagittal TAS images show large mass illed
with multiple cystic spaces extending deep into the myometrium on the right side.