1987
DOI: 10.1016/s0015-0282(16)59405-9
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Expectant management of presumed ectopic pregnancies

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“…Moreover, expectant management has been carried out with success in the past for tubal ectopic pregnancy under rigidly controlled conditions (9). The main advantage of expectant management is that it avoids all of the potential complications related to the ultrasound-guided cornual puncture and potassium chloride administration, which may result in a reduction of spontaneous abortion.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, expectant management has been carried out with success in the past for tubal ectopic pregnancy under rigidly controlled conditions (9). The main advantage of expectant management is that it avoids all of the potential complications related to the ultrasound-guided cornual puncture and potassium chloride administration, which may result in a reduction of spontaneous abortion.…”
Section: Figurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…of patients who are followed by analyses of serum hCG until non-pregnant levels are obtained) implies advantages over local injection therapy. Only small series are reported (28,29) showing a high success rate and good subsequent fertility. Criteria for the selection of these potential cases are still under evaluation, and no conclusion as to fertility outcome can yet be drawn.…”
Section: Expectant Managemenimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La conducta expectante ha sido defendida y promovida sobre la base del conocimiento de que la evolución natural de muchos embarazos ectópicos tempranos derivará en la reabsorción o en un aborto tubario (24)(25)(26). Este manejo se considera como una alternativa para pacientes con embarazos ectópicos pequeños y con concentraciones de HCG en descenso.…”
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