Cervical pregnancy managed without hysterectomy.
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M A Rahimi
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A new laparoscopic approach for the treatment of interstitial ectopic pregnancy.
Laparoscopic surgery is currently the preferred treatment for ectopic pregnancy. Interstitial tubal pregnancy is a rare and dangerous form of ectopic pregnancy that is usually treated by cornual resection or hysterectomy. In this patient, it was treated laparoscopically with a simple and safe method using three endoloops. The procedure is swift with minimal blood loss, and can be performed by any gynecologist who has experience with endoscopic surgery. (J Am Assoc Gynecol Laparosc 6(2):205-207, 1999)
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Ectopic pregnancy following tubal sterilisation: case report and retrospective survey.
A case of an ectopic pregnancy following laparoscopic tubal diathermy is described. The aetiology and management of this type of case is discussed. The results of a retrospective study of ectopic pregnancies following tubal sterilisation at Waikato Hospital are also presented.
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