Question 57 (part 2) · LEK · Gestational trophoblastic disease
The most dangerous chorionic cancer develops following:
- A. a miscarriage
- B. an ectopic pregnancy.
- C. a delivery.
- D. complete hydatidiform mole.
- E. partial hydatidiform mole.
Hint
Recall the FIGO prognostic score for GTN — which antecedent pregnancy scores the most points?
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