CASE OF EXTRAUTERINE PREGNANCY AT FULL TERM.

Full-term extrauterine abdominal pregnancy: a case report

INTRODUCTION Extrauterine abdominal pregnancy is extremely rare and is frequently missed during antenatal care. This is a report of a full-term extrauterine abdominal pregnancy in a primigravida who likely had a ruptured ectopic pregnancy with secondary implantation and subsequently delivered a healthy baby. CASE PRESENTATION A 23-year-old, Middle Eastern, primigravida presented at 14 weeks g...

Full-term abdominal extrauterine pregnancy complicated by post-operative ascites with successful outcome: a case report

UNLABELLED INTRODUCTION Advanced abdominal (extrauterine) pregnancy is a rare condition with high maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality. Because the placentation in advanced abdominal pregnancy is presumed to be inadequate, advanced abdominal pregnancy can be complicated by pre-eclampsia, which is another condition with high maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality. Diagnosis and ...

A case of advanced viable extrauterine pregnancy.

Advanced extrauterine pregnancy with a successful outcome is a rare event. A case is presented of a 34-year-old woman at 35 weeks gestation whose abdominal pregnancy was successfully managed. The diagnostic and management problems associated with abdominal pregnancy are discussed, and especially the controversial issues of the treatment of the placenta after delivery. The reasons for the high m...

A Case of Full-Term Abdominal Pregnancy

3 months and vaginal bleeding following amenorrhea of 3 months' duration and later again after six months. The patient had been married 6 years and had no pregnancy previously. Periods were regular before the last in December 1946. Following this she had amenorrhea for 3 months with usual symptoms of pregnancy (morning sickness, vomiting and frequency of micturition, etc.). Suddenly one day she...

A Case of Full Term Pregnancy