Patient's question:
A few days ago, my wife had a miscarriage. The doctor said the embryo lacked chorionic villi and recommended a pathological examination. However, the final results could not be confirmed. The report mentioned "suspicious trophoblastic cell clusters," but we noticed the embryo did not have any cysts. My wife is very anxious and came to ask if the absence of chorionic villi necessarily means it was a molar pregnancy, or if other conditions could also result in the absence of chorionic villi!!! Urgent reply!!First follow-up question: What kind of examination results are you looking at? HCG? The current report is the pathological examination of the embryo.
Doctor's answer:
Hello: It's impossible to be certain, only the inspection results can confirm it.