CONSERVATIVE COMBINATION TREATMENT OF CERVICAL ECTOPIC PREGNANCY FOR 7 WEEKS OF PREGNANCY WITH THE USE OF SELECTIVE ANGIOGRAPHIC UTERINE ARTERY EMBOLIZATION, FOLLOWEDBY HYSTEROSCOPIC RESECTION OF THE OVUM

Abstract

Cervical pregnancy is a currently important medical and social problem, characterized by relatively high mortality and often leads to a loss of fertility in women of reproductive age. This clinical case demonstrates a possible approach of conservative therapy in conditions of excessive bleeding in women interested in the reservation of reproductive function, using high-tech minimally invasive methods of treatment in combination with chemotherapy.

Keywords

• cervical pregnancy
• uterine artery embolization
• hysteroscopic resection
• methotrexate