2003
DOI: 10.7863/jum.2003.22.9.981
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Sonography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the Diagnosis of Cervico‐Isthmic Pregnancy

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“…Because of profuse vascularization and strong blood flow of cervical tissue, CP was often associated with massive hemorrhage, which often led to life-threatening complications and necessitated emergency hysterectomy. Early diagnosis is associated with decrease in morbidity, once treatment options are capable of preserving the uterus and subsequent fertility [4]. According to the literature, no consensus exists for treatment.…”
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“…Because of profuse vascularization and strong blood flow of cervical tissue, CP was often associated with massive hemorrhage, which often led to life-threatening complications and necessitated emergency hysterectomy. Early diagnosis is associated with decrease in morbidity, once treatment options are capable of preserving the uterus and subsequent fertility [4]. According to the literature, no consensus exists for treatment.…”
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“…The typical ultrasonographic image from color Doppler is an empty uterus and a gestational sac within the cervical area, invading the anterior or posterior wall of the cervix with a peri-trophoblastic blood flow [3]. Moreover, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is also used as a supplementary method [4]. MRI can be used in case of difficulties in distinguishing between a cervical and cervical-isthmic pregnancy.…”
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“…Диагностические критерии CIP: «пустая по-лость матки» [58,61], укороченная шейка матки, низкая нидация плодного яйца [61]. Strobelt N.L., (2001) [62] выделяет 2 критерия для УЗ-диагности-ки CIP: 1) сохраненный и сомкнутый цервикаль-ный канал, и 2) плодное яйцо выполняет более половины полости матки.…”
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“…Для ранней диагностики CIP при укорочении шейки матки и невозможности визуализации внутреннего зева необходимо кар-тировать уровень бифуркации маточных артерий, поскольку плацентация в шейку матки может быть причиной массивного кровотечения [60,63]. Для дифференциальной диагностики истинной шееч-ной беременности с CIP также важно лоцировать сомкнутый внутренний зев [61,63]. При диагности-ке во 2-3 триместрах в случае гистерэктомии диа-гноз подтверждался гистологически [55,64] Ряд авторов объединяет эту локализацию с бе-ременностью в рубце после кесарева сечения как «беременность, расположенную ниже внутренне-го зева» («pregnancy located below the internal os») [16,59].…”
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