Conclusion
Placental chorioangiomas displaying signs of fetal compromise often
result in adverse perinatal outcomes. Successful conservative management
requires consistent ultrasound monitoring, Doppler flowmetry assessment,
and measurement of amniotic fluid levels. An attentive clinical approach
assists in the timely identification of potential vascular masses and
reduces the risk of severe complications. However, further research is
necessary to explore chorioangioma mechanisms and establish
comprehensive management guidelines.