Partial Mole Pathology Outlines. Partial mole makes up between 15% to 35% of all molar pregnancies An embryo (abnormal) is usually present and the placenta contains an admixture of normalappearing and vesicular villi This low power image of a partial mole shows several hydropic villi with irregular scalloped outline slide 1 of A partial molar pregnancy is a type of molar pregnancy where the embryo.
Microscopic (histologic) description Abnormal (dysmorphic) chorionic villi and extravillous trophoblast invade myometrium and blood vessels Absence intervening decidua Typically the morphologic characteristics of complete (most common) or partial mole are retained in the invasive component.
Pathology Outlines Invasive hydatidiform mole
Complete hydatidiform mole Partial hydatidiform mole Choriocarcinoma Sign out Submitted as “Products of Conception” Chorionic villi present with degenerative changes NEGATIVE for proliferation or significant atypia Benign decidual tissue present Necroinflammatory debris and fibrin Variants.
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EntitiesEntities Intermediate TrophoblastSee AlsoPartial hydatidiform mole1 AKA partial moleComplete hydatidiform mole1 AKA complete mole AKA classic mole.
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Partial hydatidiform mole Fetal or embryonic tissue may be present Chorionic villi with focal edema scalloping and prominent stromal trophoblastic inclusions Functioning villous circulation Focal trophoblastic hyperplasia and minimal atypia p57 is positive in villous stromal and cytotrophoblast cells.
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P Vassilakos Department of Pathology University Medical Centre 1211 Geneva 4 Switzerland Hydatidiform mole is a pathologic conceptus characterized by marked enlargement of the placental villi For unknown reasons the incidence of moles varies by race (9) Hydatidiform mole occurs at present in approximately 1 in 2000 pregnancies in Europe and the United.