
HIGH RISK OF GESTATIONAL TROPHOBLASTIC
NEOPLASIA DEVELOPMENT IN RECURRENT
HYDATIDIFORM MOLES WITH NLRP7
PATHOGENIC VARIATIONS Kocabey M.1,a, Gulhan I.2, Koc A.1,b, Cankaya T.1, Karatasli V.2, Ileri A.3 *Corresponding Author: MD Mehmet Kocabey, Address: Güzelburc District Kıbrıs Street No: 81,
31175 Antioch/Hatay, e-mail: mehmet_kocabey@hotmail.com page: 45
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