Ectopic pregnancy

Rizk, Botros; Abuzeid, Mostafa I.; Rizk, Christine B.; Owens, Sheri; LaFleur, John; Simaika, Youssef

doi:10.1017/cbo9780511776854.033

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“…2 Although a series of 18 and eight CSP cases were reported by Jurkovic et al and Maymon et al, respectively, the majority of data on CSP are found in individual case reports or small case series. 4,11 To the best of the authors' knowledge, this is the first case series to exclusively present suction evacuation and methotrexate as a treatment modality; this will hopefully aid in the acceptance of this approach as an effective treatment option for CSP.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…28 Using sonohysterography, the integrity of the uterine wall post-Caesarean section can be determined even in non-pregnant patients. 2,29 Caesarean scar defects, defined by the presence of fluid within the incision site, or any filling defects at the presumed scar site might indicate uterine scar complications in a subsequent pregnancy. 4,29 Counselling and treatment options for these patients should therefore be tailored accordingly.…”

Section: Lscs = Lower Segment Caesarean Section; β-Hcg = β-Human Chormentioning

confidence: 99%

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Suction Evacuation with Methotrexate as a Successful Treatment Modality for Caesarean Scar Pregnancies: Case series

Datta

Jha

2015

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: Lscs = Lower Segment Caesarean Section; β-Hcg = β-Human Chormentioning

confidence: 99%

Suction Evacuation with Methotrexate as a Successful Treatment Modality for Caesarean Scar Pregnancies: Case series

Datta

Jha

2015

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“…Later on, the gestational sac may be located above the uterine fundus. Thus, cornual pregnancy detected late may appear as an eccentric uterine pregnancy [3,4]. …”

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A Rare Case Report of Cornual Pregnancy

Shetty

Shivananjaiah

Swarup

et al. 2016

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Introduction: Cornual pregnancy is rare condition; its incidence remains 2-4% of all ectopic pregnancies. We are hereby reporting a case of cornual pregnancy managed by laparotomy.Case presentation: A cornual pregnancy was diagnosed at 10+2 weeks of amenorrhea in a 28-year-old healthy woman. Ultrasound examination showed a well-formed right cornual gestation with detectable fetal heart pulsation. We performed the right cornual resection with right salpingectomy by laparotomy. Conclusion:Cornual pregnancy is a very rare and potentially dangerous condition. Diagnosis of cornual pregnancy could be made on ultrasound examination in this patient. Laparotomy is preferred in patients with unstable vitals and ruptured cases where as the routine choice should be Laparoscopy as an alternative in confirming the diagnosis and further management.

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