Morales GV, Bautista GE, Vásquez SE, Santos PÚ

Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT

We report the case of a 17 year old patient with partial molar pregnancy and coexistent live fetus of 13 gestational weeks diagnosed by ultrasound, which required the termination of pregnancy for maternal decompensation.

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