Showing posts with label Hydatidiform mole. Show all posts
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Woman Gets £160,000 After Nine Year Battle With Trust

A woman who was unable to have children after a hospital failed to diagnose and treat a molar pregnancy in time has been awarded £160,000 compensation.

Joanne Connolly was awarded damages in a High Court settlement following her medical negligence claim against the Western Health and Social Care Trust.

Her solicitors said the trust admitted failing to have a policy in place for dealing with the condition.

This led to her emergency hysterectomy, they said.

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Hydatidiform mole

Hydatidiform mole is an abnormal pregnancy in which almost all villi chorialis hydropic degeneration. Layman's terms: "pregnant wine." Happened hydropic degeneration of the trophoblast tissue in younger gestational age. B-hCG levels rose very high, causing the symptoms arise young pregnancy excessive.
Division [-] Classical hydatidiform mole / complete: there is no fetus or fetal body parts. Histological characteristics, there is a picture of trophoblastic proliferation, hydropic degeneration of villi chorialis and reduced vascular / capillary in the stroma. Often accompanied by the formation of lutein cysts (25-30%). [-] Partial hydatidiform mole / incomplete: there is a fetus or fetal body parts. Histological characteristics, there is a healthy placental tissue and the fetus. Preview villi only focal edema and proliferation of trophoblast only mild and limited to the syncytiotrophoblast layer. Fetal development is hampered due to chromosomal abnormalities and usually die in the first trimester.

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