Live unilateral tubal pregnancy: a case report

The pain in the abdomen during pregnancy presenting to emergency department (ED) is a big diagnostic challenge. A that occurs most commonly fallopian tube, outside of uterus known as ectopic pregnancy. Acute appendicitis and are two common causes department. At 11 weeks gestational period, 27-years-old gravida 2 para 1 presented with 3-day history right iliac fossa which was not associated vaginal bleeding, fever, diarrhea, vomiting. vitals were stable on general examination. There mild tenderness guarding at lower abdomen. An elevated beta-human chorionic gonadotrophin (βhCG) levels, cervical motion digital examination, transvaginal ultrasonography found single live gestation fetal heartbeat 170 beats/min placenta. tubal diagnosed patient. Open salpingectomy performed patient remained postoperative period discharged uneventfully from hospital.