The mechanism and significance presently are unclear. To analyse prognostic factors in complete hydatidiform moles using multiple logistic regression analysis. TI - Trophoblastic pulmonary embolization after hysterectomy for invasive complete mole. A case report. It has a dramatic onset, with dyspnea, tachypnea, bilateral pulmonary infiltrates and low Po2 levels.
Treatment requires supportive measures only.
Intubation is rarely required. The clinical course is short-lived, with gradual improvement after 48 hours and complete resolution in 72 hours. There are no long-term sequelae. Differential diagnosis includes pulmonary embolization, fluid overload and aspiration. The clinical course was typical of this condition, with spontaneous clearing in 72 hours with supportive measures only.