Cesarean scar pregnancy: a case report.

Submit Manuscript | http://medcraveonline.com to the rising rates of caesarean section and the higher accuracy of ultrasonography for diagnosis [3]. Since 1978 until 2001, only 19 cases had been reported, by 2006 there were 155 cases and by 2011 the number of cases reported was 751, showing a rapid increase in the incidence of this type of ectopic pregnancy [3]. Jurkovic et al. have estimated a prevalence of 1:1800 [2]. A case series estimated an incidence of 1:2226 of all pregnancies, with a rate of 0.15% in women with a previous CS and a rate of 6.1% of all ectopic pregnancies in women who had at least one caesarean delivery [1,2,6].