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case_images: Ultrasound images showing fetal head and a normal placenta next to the molar tissue.
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case_images: Ultrasonography revealed two fetal sacs whereby twin A was a breech, alive twin with aggregate gestational age (AGA) of 28+6 weeks with the normal-appearing placenta as seen in (Figure 1).
case_images: Ultrasound image showing the snow storm appearance of the molar tissue.
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case_images: The other sac was filled with cystic spaces and snowstorm appearance, hinting towards a molar pregnancy (Figure 2).
case_images: A post-operative picture showing the normal placenta with the vesicles of the partial mole.
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case_images: The grape-like vesicles, separate from the normal appearing placenta, were evacuated manually (Figure 3). There was intraoperative bleeding while removing the molar tissue.