The review highlights that early recognition of molar pregnancy significantly improves clinical outcomes by reducing the risk of complications like gestational trophoblastic neoplasia. It includes a thorough analysis of the etiology, natural progression, diagnostic tools, and current management strategies, emphasizing both complete and partial moles. The article underscores the role of vigilant monitoring, including ultrasound and β-hCG surveillance, to prevent adverse maternal outcomes . Its significance lies in providing clinicians with actionable insights for early intervention, optimizing patient care, and minimizing morbidity associated with this rare but serious condition.
By integrating the latest evidence, the review offers a practical roadmap for managing molar pregnancy in contemporary obstetric practice. ##Reference## Braga A, Berkowitz R, Horowitz N. Etiology, natural…
