O040 Cervical Pregnancy in a Nulliparous Woman: Case Report

Alio, L.; Giambanco, Laura; Alio, Walter; Doveri, T.; Incandela, D.; Calì, Giuseppe

doi:10.1016/s0020-7292(12)60470-6

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“…Cervical pregnancies are rare and usually do not occur in patients with previous CS. 96 Miscarriages do not present heart activity. Pressure on the uterus with the vaginal probe at the level of the distorted gestational sac results in a sliding of the sac towards the cervical canal and back when the pressure is released.…”

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Placenta–From Basic Facts to Highly Sophisticated Placenta Accreta Story

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Calì²

2009

Donald School Journal of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology

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The study of the placenta is a fundamental aspect of pregnancy management from the first to the third trimester. In the last years, the increased ultrasound technology has given us new possibilities of diagnosis, often with great importance in the clinical practice. This paper discusses the most know placental diseases but highlights the importance of some emerging pathological entities, whose early diagnosis or suspect may significantly improve maternofetal outcomes.

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