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[Molar pregnancy. Retrospective study of 60 cases in Tunisia].

To identify the epidemiologic, clinical end therapeutic particularities of molar pregnancies in Tunisia. A retrospective study of 60 cases of molar pregnancy Diagnosis of MP was base on elevated urine HCG level and/or histologic examination of uterine revision done for all patients. The incidence of MP is 1/793(60/47624) pregnancies. The mean age of patients was 31.7 years and 16 patients had more than 35 years. The metrorragia is the main symptom (91.6%). Excessive uterine enlargement and lutein ovarian cysts were observed respectively in 57 and 6.6% of cases. Human chorionic gonadotropin level was upper than 50,000 UI/l in 91.4% of cases. Ultrasonography contributed to diagnosis in 82.8% of cases. Histological findings were complete molar in 33 cases and partial molar in 27 cases. 6 of 33 patients having complete molar developed persistent gestational trophoblastic tumor. Actinomycin D induced complete remission in all cases. Molar pregnancy is a relatively common disease in Tunisia. Careful and reliable human chorionic gonadotropin monitoring is essential for the early detection of post molar persistent gestational trophoblastic tumor.