Abstract

Molar pregnancy with a live fetus after 20 weeks does not usually occur and is maternal and fetal associated with complications, preeclampsia and severe: such as intrauterine growth restriction.  In  the  partial  mole  there  are  focal  placental  changes  and  the  embryo  survives  rarely  until  the  second  trimester.  We  present  a  case  of  a  partial  mole  coexisting  with  a  pregnancy of 20 weeks.

Keywords

molar pregnancy, mola partial, hydropic degeneration, gravid uterus, uterine fundus, obstetrical pain, bleeding, polycystic kidney disease, encephalocele, spina bifida, microphthalmia, micrognathia