Expert series explores recent findings on etiology, natural history, and management of molar pregnancy, indicating improved patient outcomes.
( Obstet Gynecol . 2025;146:451-465. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000005998.) Molar pregnancy has been described as early as the Hippocratic age, and it is still common for this condition to be misdiagnosed, have inadequate follow-up, or have delayed diagnosis and unrecognized progression; efforts have been made to improve treatment by centralizing monitoring of patients with molar pregnancy in reference centers. This article is a clinical expert series focusing on molar pregnancy, its natural history, etiology, and recent advances in management.
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