Exencephaly in a live, full term fetus

Abdominal pregnancy with a full term live fetus: case report.

This is a case report of an abdominal pregnancy that was carried to term with live fetus. Illiteracy, poverty and lack of antenatal care had resulted in her late presentation. Bleeding per vagina, persistence abdominal pain, weight loss and pallor were the main clinical features. She had laparotomy and delivery of a live fetus.

[Abdominal pregnancy with a full-term live fetus].

Abdominal pregnancy with alive fetus at term is a rare condition. An obstetrician may encounter in life once such condition. A 35 years. Old lady presented in the labour room with severe abdominal pain and bleeding per vaginum. On clinical examination, she was diagnosed as case of scar rupture due to previous three caesarean deliveries. The Doppler ultrasound revealed intact abdominal pregnancy...

Birth of a live fetus in twin pregnancy with hydatidiform mole and co-existent a live fetus: case report

Background: Twin pregnancy consist a healthy fetus, and hydatidium molar pregnancy is unusual and very rare. Its incidence is in about 1,22,000 to 1,100,000 of all pregnancies. This type of pregnancy is commonly associated with several obstetric complications requiring early termination of pregnancy. Managing a twin mole pregnancy with normal and live fetuses is controversial, although this unu...

Extra-Uterine Pregnancy with a Full-Term Live Fœtus

Term Pregnancy with a Live Fetus in Non-communicating Rudimentary Horn with Placenta Percreta.

Abnormalities of embryogenesis of mullerian duct system resulting in congenital anomalies of female genital tract are relatively common [1]. The prevalence of congenital uterine anomalies in the general population is 6.7 % [2]. In women with a history of repeated pregnancy loss, the rate of mullerian anomalies increases to 3–25 % [2, 3]. Unicornuate uterus accounts for 5 % of all mullerian anom...