[Delivery of a healthy child from pregnancy after IVF complicated hyperstimulation syndrome, phlebothrombosis and resection of uterine horn. Case report].

OBJECTIVE

To evaluate the negative effect of uterine horn resection for heterotopic pregnancy in the uterine horn in the first trimester on the course of pregnancy and labor. To point out the increased incidence of other complications in pregnancy after IVF+ET (ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, phlebothrombosis of the pelvic veins).

DESIGN

Case study.

SETTING

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University and General Faculty Hospital, Prague.

METHODS

In this study, the authors analyze their experience with the course of pregnancy of a patient who had uterine horn resection for a heterotopic uterine horn pregnancy after IVF+ET. The course of pregnancy was associated with further complications such as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome and the resulting occurence of thrombosis in the 2nd trimester of pregnancy. The pregnancy was terminated by caesarean section for the indication of prior uterine surgery-resection of the uterine horn in the first trimester. A healthy infant was delivered.

CONCLUSION

This case study demonstrates the multiple occurrence of serious complications in pregnancy after IVF+ET, which are associated with ovarian hyperstimulation and the transfer of multiple embryos. The pregnancy was terminated with the delivery of a healthy term infant.