Abstract:Ectopic pregnancy is a serious condition in which the gestational sac settles outside the uterine cavity. Here we aim to present a case that underwent unilateral salpingectomy due to ectopic pregnancy five years ago and developed an ectopic pregnancy again in the remnant site of the same tube. Although tubal stump ectopic pregnancy is rarely seen in the literature, maternal mortality and morbidity rates are higher than for other tubal ectopic pregnancies. A woman's history of salpingectomy does not rule out ip… Show more
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