Choriocarcinoma in tubal pregnancy: A case report

Key Clinical Message Choriocarcinoma of the fallopian tube is extremely rare and highly susceptible to early metastasis. manifestations ectopic pregnancy choriocarcinoma are same, all patients with should be evaluated for based on histopathological findings. Adjuvant chemotherapy (after surgery) proposed treatment tubal choriocarcinoma. Abstract a malignant epithelial tumor chorionic villi that often manifests after normal or molar pregnancy. The primary associated can misdiagnosed as an since symptoms including vaginal bleeding, amenorrhea, elevated beta‐human gonadotropin (BHCG) levels, pelvic pain shared. A 34‐year‐old G4P3003 woman presented one‐week history bleeding right lower abdominal pain, which had intensified day before admission. paraclinical examinations pointed ruptured pregnancy; hence, emergency laparotomy was performed, salpingectomy carried out patient. However, nonsignificant decline in BHCG level observed, histological examination revealed choriocarcinoma; metastasis workup out, yet no detected. Six sessions consisting Etoposide, Methotrexate, Dactinomycin, Cyclophosphamide, Vincristine (EMA‐CO) were administered without complication, such way normalized three chemotherapy. Evaluations 1 year from completion patient subsequent problems. Metastasis considered individuals