[Invasive mole with uterine rupture]

A case of chorioadenoma destruens with uterine rupture is reported. The patient was admitted because a persistent uterine bleeding after abortion about two months before. The titulation of gonadotrophic hormone resulted in 25,000 unities. After curettage she was complicated with hemoperitoneum and went to surgery. During hysterectomy were identified trophoblastic tissue in the broad ligament and partial blocking of the right ureter. After repeated chemotherapy she presented severe immuno depression and sepsis complicated with hemopericardium and died five months after the first admission. The pathology study demonstrated a perforation because a trophoblastic invasion in the right side of the cervix and in the autopsy was demonstrated right ureteral obstruction due to a fibro necrotic an inactive trophoblastic tissue determining significant right hydro-uretero nephrosis.