severely malformed and thus, termination of pregnancy
would be recommended. A diploid fetus (46XX or 46XY
of maternal and paternal origins) indicates a viable fetus
with a normal placenta and therefore, pregnancy can be
allowed to continue [4]. With regard to our patient, the
option of amniocentesis was refused and we were obligated
to manage our patient conservatively according to
her will. Unfortunately, our patient experienced serious
complications during conservation and hysterotomy was
indicated; the fetus was alive but did not survive.