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Definition
Any gestation in which implantation
conceptions
Accounts for 10% of pregnancy-
Category
tubal pregnancy (95% of ectopic
pregnancy)
ovarian pregnancy
abdominal pregnancy
broad ligament pregnancy
cervical pregnancy
cesarean scar pregnancy
Tubal pregnancy
Tubal Pregnancy
Sites:
ampulla portion
most common
isthmic portion
fimbrial portion
Interstitial portion
rare
Etiology
chronic salpingitis
previous tubal pregnancy or tubal surgery
abnormalities or Dysfunction
assisted reproductive technique (ART)
failure of contraception
Pathology
no complete decidua
narrow lumen and thin muscle
fertilized ovum burrows into the thin tubal
muscle
fertilized ovum grows and distends the tube
Pathology
Outcomes of tubal pregnancy
Tubal abortion
Rupture of tubal pregnancy
Obsolete ectopic pregnancy
Secondary abdominal pregnancy
Pathology
Uterus changes
uterus enlargement and soften
decidualization of endometrium
The decidua will shed after the death of the
embryo, and may be passed in fragments
or intact as a decidua cast
No villi or trophoblastic cell
Uterus change
long after embryo death
proliferative phase
Arias -Stella (A-S) reaction
alive villi
secretory phase
Clinical manifestations
amenorrhea
abdominal pain
vaginal bleeding
Syncope and shock
abdominal mass
Signs
General examination
when the internal bleeding is rapid and
severe:
acute anemia, pallor
rapid and feeble pulse
low blood pressure
Abdominal examination
pressure pain & rebound tenderness
adnexal mass
sometimes ambulant sonant positive
Pelvic examination
vaginal bleeding
cervix: tenderness especially on lifiting or
Diagnosis
history & symptoms
signs
pelvic examination
special examination
Special examination
hCG test
Progesterone test
Ultrasonography
Culdocentesis
Diagnositic curettage
Differential Diagnosis
threatened or incomplete abortion
ultrasonography
rupture of corpus luteum
acute appendicitis
acute pelvic inflammatory disease
ovarian torsion
hCG negative
Treatment
Medical treatment
Surgical treatment
Medical treatment
Indications:
no contraindication
of medical treatment
no rupture of tubal
pregnancy
diameter of
gestational sac
cm
Blood hCG<2000U/L
no obvious internal
bleeding
Contraindictions:
Unstable general
condition
Rupture or tubal
pregnancy
diameter of
gestational sac >
cm or >3.5cm with
heart beat
Medical treatment
MTX (methotrexate)
suppress the proliferation of trophoblast
damage the villi
lead to the death, abscission and absorption of the
embryo
Treatment plan
0.4mg/(kg.d) i.m. *5 days
50mg/m2 1 time
Measure
Medical treatment
With close monitor
CG+Ultras
onograph
y
Surgical treatment
indications:
unstable vital signs or with signs of internal
bleeding
unclear diagnosis
advanced ectopic pregnancy
hCG>3000IU/L or continuing increase, with
Surgical treatment
conservative surgery
patients with future conception requirement
persistent ectopic pregnancy
After conservative surgery, leftover trophoblast
Surgical treatment
radical surgery (salpingectomy)
No future conception requirement
Internal bleeding with shock
Laparoscopy
Most common treatment
gold standard for diagnosis of ectopic
pregnancy
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