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case_images: Ultrasound showing a heterogeneous cystic lesion anteriorly and a normal fetus.
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case_images: Ultrasound showed a singleton pregnancy with fetal biometry corresponding to 36 weeks in breech presentation with adequate amniotic fluid and a normal placenta; additionally, a heterogeneous cystic lesion was seen anteriorly with features, suggesting a coexistent molar pregnancy (Figure 1).
case_images: Coexistent healthy baby.
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case_images: She delivered a healthy male baby of 3.6 kg (Figure 2) with a grossly normal placenta, while the second sac had only placental tissue with grapelike vesicles (Figure 3).
case_images: Normal placenta and second sac showing placenta with grape like vesicles and no fetal poles.
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case_images: She delivered a healthy male baby of 3.6 kg (Figure 2) with a grossly normal placenta, while the second sac had only placental tissue with grapelike vesicles (Figure 3).