Multifactorial analysis of fertility after conservative laparoscopic treatment of ectopic pregnancy in a series of 223 patients

Combined local and systemic methotrexate treatment of viable ectopic pregnancy: Outcomes of 31 cases

“…However, in our small series, the rate of recurrent tubal pregnancy was 14%, which is comparable to rates of tubal pregnancy after systemic MTX or surgery. 20,21 The rate of intrauterine pregnancy was 72%, also comparable to the reproductive outcomes previously described for other treatment modalities. 20,21 Puncture of the gestational sac located in cesarean section scar may also be thought to cause local disruption of the lower uterine segment, and possibly increased risk of uterine rupture in subsequent pregnancies.…”

Reproductive Outcome after Surgical Treatment of Ectopic Pregnancy

“…However, in this study we found that contralateral fallopian tube status may be a factor of importance to predict fertility outcome. Pouly et al [13] found both ipsilateral adhesions and contralateral fallopian tube condition to be important factors in fertility prognosis. Dubuisson et al [14] found 50% IUP among patients with a patent contralateral tube, and Rulin [15] reported a fertility rate exceeding 80% after salpingectomy when the contralateral fallopian tube was normal.…”

Outcome of Pregnancies Having Bleeding Pervagina in the First Trimester

“…2 Similarly, woman with previous ectopic pregnancy are at substantially increased risk of another ectopic pregnancy. 3 There is approximately a ten-fold increased risk of another hydatidiform mole in women with history of an affected pregnancy. 4 Women with threatened miscarriage were more likely to have antepartum haemorrhage of unknown origin (OR 1.83).…”