Patients thus treated can become pregnant. Seven cases of extraperitoneal ligation of the hypogastric arteries to control bleeding from advanced cervical cancer and choriocarcinoma is presented. This method was able to arrest haemorrhage and there was no further transfusion. The surgical technique and advantages are described. The most common sites of metastatic lesions that are caused by an invasive mole are lung, liver, and brain.
Spinal spread is very rare.
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