Hydatidiform mole: A sour encounter with a grapy case

Abstract

Hydatidiform mole cases are usually uncomplicated. However, few cases can be associated with perioperative complications of a critical nature, which can lead to substantial mortality and morbidity. Here is a report of one such case, which, in spite of extensive perioperative management, led to mortality.

Keywords

• Anaesthesia
• cardiopulmonary distress
• complications
• critical
• hydatidiform mole
• hyperthyroidism
• mortality
• suction evacuation
• tachycardia
• techniques