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The peritoneum is an extremely rare site for primary choriocarcinoma development. Primary peritoneal choriocarcinoma could be either gestational or nongestational, whereas it is straightforward to ascribe uterine or tubal choriocarcinoma to the gestational origin. Herein, we report a case of primary peritoneal choriocarcinoma that is genetically diagnosed as a gestational subtype originating from an occult complete hydatidiform mole. A 46-year-old female patient with two-time induced abortion histories underwent emergency laparotomy
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