Abstract The differential diagnosis of intramural vascular lesions of the myometrium includes arteriovenous malformation, gestational trophoblastic neoplasia, hemangiomata, sarcoma, and interstitial pregnancy. We present a case of... more
Abstract The differential diagnosis of intramural vascular lesions of the myometrium includes arteriovenous malformation, gestational trophoblastic neoplasia, hemangiomata, sarcoma, and interstitial pregnancy. We present a case of irregular uterine bleeding after evacuation of vesicular mole. The laboratory investigation showed rising serum beta human chorionic gonadotropin levels (beta HCG) . Transvaginal ultrasound and Color Doppler images showed arteriovenous malformation. These data were consistent with persistent mole.
