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Ultrasound images showing a huge molar mass and faveolate subechoic area (arrow) in the uterine cavity.
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The faveolate subechoic area and a huge molar mass were seen in the uterine cavity (Figure 1) as well as a few blood flow signals, which suggested trophoblast disease.
Macroscopic view of surgically removed uterine. (a) The size of the surgically removed uterine was 28 cm x 25 cm x 18 cm and weighed about 2,650 g. (b) The uterine cavity was filled with transparent grapelike tissue and the relationship with the muscular layer was still clear.
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The size of the uterus was 28 cm x 25 cm x 18 cm and weighed about 2,650 g (Figure 2a). Moreover, the uterine cavity was filled with transparent grapelike tissue, and the relationship with the muscular layer was still clear (Figure 2b).