Ultrasonographic vascular indices in the post-evacuation assessment of complete hydatidiform mole and gestational trophoblastic neoplasia

Key Points

• Neoplastic progression risk can be assessed using vascular indices and serum hCG levels—helping to identify at-risk individuals early.
• Key metrics include the vascular index (VI) and uterine artery pulsed-wave index (PI) in tracking treatment outcomes.
• Observational analysis across various clinical cases highlights the importance of monitoring in patients after evacuation.
• Identifying risks early may enable timely interventions to reduce complications associated with gestational trophoblastic diseases.

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