A case of Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia belongs to high risk group if disease develop after:
1. Hydatidiform mole.
2.Full term pregancy.
3. Spontaneous abortion.
4. Ectopic Pregancy.
Answer
2.Full term pregancy.
Reference
Williams Page 836
Test book of Gynaecology 2nd Edition D.C.Dutta Page 332
Quality
Reader
Status
Repeat
QTDF
Dutta
Discussion
Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia is graded in to low risk and high risk as follows
|
Low Risk |
High Risk |
|
Duration of Symptoms < 4 months |
Duration of Symptoms > 4 months |
|
Initial hCG titres < 100,000 IU / 24 hours urine |
Initial hCG titres > 100,000 IU / 24 hours urine |
|
Metastasis other than liver and brain |
Metastasis in liver and brain |
|
No previous chemotherapy |
Previous chemotherapy |
|
|
Following Term Pregnancy |
Explanation
Self Explanatory
Comments
Straight from Dutta
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