Cervical Pregnancy Ending in a Live Birth

Abstract

Summary A cervical pregnancy which progressed to the 28th week of pregnancy was terminated by an emergency laparotomy and resulted in the birth of a live infant.

Severe complication after termination of a second trimester cervical pregnancy

“…Cervical pregnancies rarely progress beyond the first trimester. However, exceptions do exist (7,8).…”

Cervico-Isthmic Corporeal Pregnancy With Delivery at Term: A Review of the Literature With a Case Report

“…"Successful management of cervical pregnancy requires an early diagnosis, timing of intervention, and control of bleeding" (28). Although the traditional treatment for cervical pregnancy is an abdominal hysterectomy (7,8,13,18,28,31,61,63), the trend today is toward more conservative treatment with preservation of reproductive function (65). The most feared complication of a cervical pregnancy is massive hemorrhage, shock and death which usually requires emergency hysterectomy (28).…”

Zervikale Zwillingsschwangerschaft

“…So berichtet Turunen (13 ) über sec hs ihm bekan nt e Kasuisriken vo n ausgetr agener Z erv ika lgravid it ät; in zwe i di eser Fäll e sta rb d ie Mutter, in zweien das Kind . Inzwi schen sind zwei weitere Beobacht un gen hinzugekomm en (6,11).…”