Hmm, not sure but c?
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try again. u know the answer but u are just refusing to pick it. i did the same. there it was and YET i chose to pick E (which isnt the answer either)lol my brain is screaming Choriocarcinoma but i have no explanation so i went with the safer bet.no...
u see.. always listen to that neurotic screaming voice within.
it is choriocarcinoma!
Lol listening to my gut intinct was the hardest to do when i was preparing. If you have the full explanation can you please post it.u see.. always listen to that neurotic screaming voice within.
it is choriocarcinoma!
no sorry no explanation. i was hoping someone else did.
Actually,there s an explanation guys.Patients with complete hydatidiform have 20% chance of developing choriocarcinomano sorry no explanation. i was hoping someone else did.
ok so 20% chance of choriocarcinoma. but couldnt E be the answer at all? is it highly unlikely then to have a hidden mola somewhere? or when a curretage is done ALL of the mola is DEFINITELY removed?
yes i agree.Therefore they say what is mostly the diagnosis ,so the trophoblastic tissue probably became malignant ,and we know complete mole is the most risk factor .Here we are thenok so 20% chance of choriocarcinoma. but couldnt E be the answer at all? is it highly unlikely then to have a hidden mola somewhere? or when a curretage is done ALL of the mola is DEFINITELY removed?
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