Page 1 of 2: Risk of development of Chorio Carcinoma

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Risk of development of chorio carcinoma is maximum after:
1. Spontaneous abortion
2.H.Mole
3.Full term pregnancy
4.Pre-term pregnancy

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At significantly higher risk:
Risk for the development of a hydatidiform or invasive mole or choriocarcinoma include:

At slightly lower risk:
Eating a diet high in vitamin A and having one or more children without having a previous abortion is statistically correlated with a lower than average risk of developing a complete mole.

Choriocarcinoma most frequently follows a previous complete hydatidiform mole (50%), though 25% may follow a normal pregnancy or spontaneous abortion.

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Chand22sg! Any Reference of these data please.

nazia_k · Credits: 2890 My Scrapbook

full term pregnancy

faizy · Credits: 2018 My Scrapbook

answer is
FULL TERM PREGNANCY
high risk conditions are

-hcg titre > 40,000 iu/l
-durations of symptoms >4 months
-metastasis to liver ,lungs
-falied previous chemotherapy following term pregnancy.

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Hi all,
according toOHCS(oxford series of clinical secialities)
50% of choriocarcinoma follows a benign mole
20%follow abortions
10% follow normal pregnancy.
so ans here is H.MOLE

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AFTER HYDATIDIFIOF MOLE

shivaniswarna · Credits: 941 My Scrapbook

max risk is after a molar pregnany.if it were a full term pregnancy,then the incidence of choriocarcinoma would have been very high.

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ChorioCa: 50% from GTD, 25% from ectopic, miscarrige, 25% from norm pregnancy. (Kaplan 2001)

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