INTRODUCTION
Initially described by Clarke in 1798,
placental chorioangiomas are
benign non-trophoblastic, vascular neoplasms of the placenta [1].
Their true incidence is unknown since the majority of them are small,
clinically asymptomatic and may be missed during obstetric screening
procedures. Large chorioangiomas (> 5 cm) are rarer and are
often associated with an increased risk of pregnancy complications
[2]. Herein, we report a peculiar case of a giant placental
chorioangioma without significant feto-maternal complications except for
prematurity.