Vol 90, No 12 (2019)
Clinical vignette
Published online: 2019-12-31
Ovarian ectopic pregnancy
Abstract
A twenty-eight-year-old female patient during the second pregnancy, about 6 hbd (according to the date of the last
menstrual period) from the spontaneous cycle, was directed to the local hospital because of suspected ectopic pregnancy
with the location of the fallopian tube on the left side. She had no symptoms and vital parameters were in normal range.
It was revealed that three years ago ectopic pregnancy of the right uterine tubule ended with right fallopian tube removal.
Keywords: ectopic pregnancyovarian pregnancypregnancy unknown localization
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