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Corioblastoma; Tumor trofoblástico; Corioepitelioma; Neoplasia trofoblástica gestacional
Un síntoma probable es el sangrado vaginal continuo en una mujer con antecedentes recientes de mola hidatiforme, aborto o embarazo.
Entre los síntomas adicionales se encuentran:
Una prueba de embarazo será positiva incluso sin estar embarazada. Los niveles de la hormona del embarazo (GCH) estarán permanentemente altos.
Un examen pélvico puede revelar una hinchazón uterina continuada o un tumor.
Los exámenes de sangre que se pueden hacer abarcan:
Los exámenes imagenológicos que se pueden hacer abarcan:
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