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Case Report

Placental tumor (chorioangioma) as a cause of polyhydramnios: a case report

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Pages 955-959 | Published online: 20 Nov 2014

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Figure 1 A gray-scale ultrasound image shows a well-defined circumscribed ovoid heteroechogenic placental mass with a 4.99 cm diameter.

Note: The mass protrudes from the fetal surface of the placenta and is in contact with the amniotic cavity.
Figure 1 A gray-scale ultrasound image shows a well-defined circumscribed ovoid heteroechogenic placental mass with a 4.99 cm diameter.

Figure 2 A gray-scale ultrasound image shows the protruding placental mass into the amniotic cavity from a placenta with the thickest anteroposterior diameter of 5.5 cm.

Figure 2 A gray-scale ultrasound image shows the protruding placental mass into the amniotic cavity from a placenta with the thickest anteroposterior diameter of 5.5 cm.

Figure 3 Macroscopic appearance of the placenta after normal vaginal delivery.

Note: A 5-cm-diameter mass on the fetal surface of the placenta near its edge is shown.
Figure 3 Macroscopic appearance of the placenta after normal vaginal delivery.

Figure 4 The atypical marginal location of the placental chorioangioma near the placental edge.

Figure 4 The atypical marginal location of the placental chorioangioma near the placental edge.

Figure 5 The complete maternal side of the placenta.

Figure 5 The complete maternal side of the placenta.