Primary ovarian pregnancy is one of the rarest varieties of ectopic pregnancies. Patients frequently present with abdominal pain and menstrual irregularities. Preoperative diagnosis is challenging but transvaginal sonography has often been helpful. A diagnostic delay may lead to rupture, secondary implantation or operative difficulties. Therefore, awareness of this rare condition is important i...

four fat-tailed ewes from an indoor flock (n=40) were examined for recumbency and depressive nervoussigns. they were from a seemingly nonpregnant group of the flock that had been diagnosed bytransabdominal ultrasonography. the ration consisted of mainly wheat straw since their separation from thepregnant group. detection of pregnancy on abdominal palpation along with depressive nervous signs an...

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...

We report on an abdominal pregnancy that presented as a missed abortion at 16 weeks' gestation and review the literature on the management of abdominal pregnancy. The clinical presentation of abdominal pregnancy varies, and the diagnosis depends on a high index of suspicion. Ultrasonography is useful for early diagnosis of the condition. The management depends on the gestation at presentation; ...

Abdominal pregnancy is very rare. Compared to normal and ectopic pregnancies, it has a higher maternal mortality, perinatal mortality and morbidity. We report the case of a 32-year-old G4P1 female of extra peritoneal ectopic pregnancy. There was a past history of tubal pregnancy on the right side in Dec 2012 and she was treated completely by an abdominal salpingectomy. The patient was again dia...

Ruptured hydatid cysts are rare causes of intra-abdominal haemorrhage. They are usually secondary to primary hepatic hydatid disease. They are even rarer causes of intra-abdominal haemorrhage in pregnancy. Untreated cases or cases with delayed diagnoses are associated with a poor outcome due to systemic hypotension and secondary organ damage resulting from exsanguinating haemorrhage. Ultrasound...

INTRODUCTION Abdominal pregnancy is a rare event, but one that represents a grave risk to the health of the pregnant woman. An abdominal pregnancy is defined as an ectopic pregnancy that implants in the peritoneal cavity. Early abdominal pregnancy is self-limited by hemorrhage from trophoblastic invasion with complete abortion of the gestational sac that leaves a discrete crater. Advanced abdom...

Intra‐abdominal pregnancy is rare and affects approximately 1 in 10,000 births. It occurs in 1.4% of ectopic pregnancies and carries a mortality rate of 5.1/1000 cases, 7.7 times higher compared with nonabdominal ectopic pregnancies. This study aimed to present a case of a live 14‐week primary hepatic ectopic pregnancy diagnosed using ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance...