Abstract
Hydatidiform mole (HM) is a disease of trophoblast tissue with saved proliferative potential and it develops after aberrant fertilization. Complete HM is characterized by a rapid increase in a size of the uterus, a significant increase in human b-chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), bleeding, symptoms of hyperthyroidism, severe vomiting of pregnant, and early preeclampsia. Thecalutein cysts are formed in the ovaries as a result of exposure to high titers of hCG and prolactin. Multiple pregnancy may be complicated by the development of complete and partial HM in one of the fetuses in one case for 20 000-100 000 pregnancies. The article presents a clinical case of pregnancy care of a 32-year-old woman with dichorial biamniotic twins and a complete HM of one fetus. Pregnancy occurred spontaneously, proceeded with threatening miscarriage up to 12 weeks, threatened preterm labor, pre-eclampsia from 24 weeks. The patient underwent induction of labor at 28 weeks due to severe pre-eclampsia, a live premature girl with a weight of 1030 g weight, height of 33 cm tall and Apgar score of 6/7 points was born. On the 40th day after birth, b-hCG level was negative.
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