Follow up and outcome of isthmic pregnancy located in a previous caesarean section scar

Herman, Arie; Weinraub, Z.; Avrech, Ori M.; Maymon, Ron; Ron-El, Raphaël; Bukovsky, Y.

doi:10.1111/j.1471-0528.1995.tb10855.x

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“…In fact, it can be characterized by a progression that occurs towards the cervico-isthmic space or through the uterine cavity. In this last case, the connection to the cavum uteri could lead pregnancy progress to a viable birth [4]. This issue is the rationale of the choice of an expectant management [9].…”

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“…In fact, it is related with a lot of complications, such as spontaneous miscarriage in the first or second trimester of pregnancy or preterm partum [4,5], uterine rupture, massive hemorrhage, hysterectomy, and maternal mortality [6]. Herman et al [4] reported a case of pregnancy implanted on previous cesarean section, which carried to a hysterectomy because of the development of a profound hemorrhage and disseminated intravascular coagulopathy. All these conditions can lead inevitably to fertility loss and to long-term side effects, which decrease the quality of life [7].…”

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Cervico-isthmic pregnancy developing within the scar of a previous cesarean section: a case report

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Cervico-isthmic pregnancy developing within the scar of a previous cesarean section: a case report

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“…A gravidez na cicatriz de cesárea pode causar complicações catastrófi cas como ruptura uterina que causa uma grave hemorragia com risco de vida e leva a histerectomia que compromete o futuro reprodutivo 5 .…”

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Tratamento conservador da gravidez ectópica em cicatriz de cesárea: relato de caso

Yela¹,

Marchiani²

2013

Rev. Bras. Ginecol. Obstet.

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ResumoA implantação da gravidez na cicatriz de cesárea é considerada uma forma rara de gestação ectópica com uma alta taxa de morbidade e mortalidade. Este tipo de gestação ectópica pode causar complicações graves, em função dos riscos de ruptura e hemorragia volumosa, que pode resultar em histerectomia e comprometimento do futuro reprodutivo da mulher. Reportamos um caso de uma gestação ectópica em cicatriz de cesárea em uma mulher de 28 anos que foi tratada com sucesso com a combinação de três métodos: metotrexate, embolização da artéria uterina e curetagem guiada por ultrassom. Dessa forma foi preservada sua fertilidade. AbstractImplantation of a pregnancy within a cesarean delivery scar is considered to be the rarest form of ectopic pregnancy, with a high morbidity and mortality. Pregnancy in a cesarean delivery scar may cause catastrophic complications which may result in hysterectomy and compromise the reproductive future of a woman. We report an ectopic pregnancy in cesarean scar case in a 28-year old pregnant woman that was treated with success with the association between three treatment modalities (methotrexate, uterine artery embolization and curettage) and preserve her fertility.

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“…This sort of pregnancy is inclined for entanglements like uterine burst, life-debilitating drain, and hypovolemic stun [2][3][4]. The genuine frequency of pregnancy happening in an uterine scar has not been resolved in light of the fact that so few cases have been accounted for in the writing.…”

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Case Report on Labor and Delivery While Placenta Presence in Caesarian

John¹

2017

Med Rep Case Stud

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Among the 65,000 live births in the Ukraine, 3 result in maternal demise. Some of these passings happen taking after difficulties related with placenta previa, which is show in roughly 1 in 200 pregnancies. Placenta previa happen when the placenta is situated in the lower some portion of the uterus, near or including the cervical opening. Commonly connected with or suspected in the nearness of placenta previa is the turmoil of placenta accreta, which is a type of unusual placentation and happens when the placenta imbeds defectively into the mass of the myometrium. The event rate of placenta accreta is around 1 in each 2,500 pregnancies. Placenta previa and placenta accreta are related with expanded maternal discharge and coming about expanded maternal mortality and morbidity. When the rate of cesarean conveyance expands, a relating increment in the event rate of placenta previa and placenta accreta has been watched. The rate of cesarean conveyance in the joined States is 31.1% and is at a record-breaking high. The expanded rate of cesarean conveyance is multifactorial. The number of essential cesarean conveyances being performed has expanded. In the interim, the quantity of vaginal births after cesarean conveyance has diminished. This diminished number has added to an expanded rate of rehashed cesarean conveyance. The reason for this case report is to survey the administration of a patient conceded for elective cesarean conveyance with known placenta previa and suspected placenta accreta. The case report will be trailed by a general talk identified with the administration of obstetric patients with placenta previa and placenta.

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Follow up and outcome of isthmic pregnancy located in a previous caesarean section scar

Cited by 184 publications

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Cervico-isthmic pregnancy developing within the scar of a previous cesarean section: a case report

Cervico-isthmic pregnancy developing within the scar of a previous cesarean section: a case report

Tratamento conservador da gravidez ectópica em cicatriz de cesárea: relato de caso

Case Report on Labor and Delivery While Placenta Presence in Caesarian

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