Spontaneous heterotopic triplets: a case report

Successful heterotopic pregnancy with prior radical trachelectomy after transabdominal cervico isthimic cerclage with methotrexate treatment

“…Therefore, early diagnosis and appropriate treatment is of vital importance for these patients. It is reported that approximately 70% of heterotopic pregnancies are diagnosed between 5 and 8 weeks of gestation, 20% are diagnosed between 9 and 10 weeks, and the remaining 10% are diagnosed after 11 weeks . There are several options for the treatment of heterotopic pregnancies.…”

“…It is reported that approximately 70% of heterotopic pregnancies are diagnosed between 5 and 8 weeks of gestation, 20% are diagnosed between 9 and 10 weeks, and the remaining 10% are diagnosed after 11 weeks. 4 There are several options for the treatment of heterotopic pregnancies. In fact, management of heterotopic pregnancy is still a controversial issue.…”

Adnexal torsion in a heterotopic pregnancy: a rare clinical entity with diagnostic dilemma

“…3 The first case was reported in France by Duverney in 1708 during an autopsy. 4 Although spontaneous simultaneous intrauterine and ectopic pregnancy was an extremely rare event in the past, it is increasingly being diagnosed since the rate of assisted reproductive technique increased. The preoperative diagnosis of a heterotopic pregnancy remains a major challenge for modern reproductive medicine.…”

A case of spontaneous heterotopic pregnancy presenting with heart activity of both embryos

“…The spontaneous heterotopic pregnancy is a rare illness with an estimated frequency below one per 20,000 and one per 30,000 [3]. The fi rst case was reported in France by Duverney in 1708 during an autopsy [4]. Although spontaneous simultaneous intrauterine and ectopic pregnancy was an extremely rare event in the past, it is increasingly being diagnosed since the rate of assisted reproductive technique increased.…”