Cervical pregnancy after in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer successfully treated with methotrexate and intracervical injection of vasopressin

Cervical ectopic pregnancy after in vitro fertilization: case report successfully treated with cervical electric aspiration

“…Cho et al (2007) reported a case of aspiration of cervical ectopic pregnancy after 7 weeks IVF-ET guided by ultrasonography, maintaining the gestation until the 35 th week. Similar treatment was adopted by Hsieh et al. (2008), with transvaginal aspiration of the cervical embryo guided by ultrasonography preserving intrauterine gestation.…”

“…Hysteroscopic resection was alternative to Jozwiak et al (2003) to treat cervical heterotopic pregnancy and maintain intrauterine pregnancy to term successfully. The use of methotrexate for the treatment of cervical heterotopic gestation is described by authors such as Bratta et al (1996), Hsieh et al (2004), Aboulfoutouh et al. (2011), Sánchez-Ferrer et al (2011) and Tsakos et al (2015).…”

Cervical ectopic pregnancy: 10 year experience at tertiary care hospital and current literature review

“…24,30,49 Although relatively safe UAE complications like uterine infarction, bladder necrosis have been documented. Hwang et al 61 and Hsieh et al 62 recommended vasopressin injection for cervical hemorrhage after local MTX. In our third case foley's balloon tamponade was employed to reduce bleeding.…”

Successful treatment of a cervical pregnancy by intracervical vasopressin

“…Cervical pregnancy was diagnosed. Immediate haemostasis was indicated due to the heavy bleeding, and local vasopressin injection to cease the bleeding followed by systemic methotrexate injection was planned 2 …”