The Journal of reproductive medicine · 2007
Cervical heterotopic pregnancy after assisted reproductive technology successfully treated with only simple embryo aspiration: a case report.
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Cho Jung-Hyun, Kwon Hwang, Lee Kyo-Won, Han Won-Bo
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BACKGROUND: The etiology of cervical heterotopic pregnancy is unknown, but most are associated with assisted reproductive techniques. Various types of conservative management to save the intrauterine pregnancy have been attempted.
CASE: A 35-year-old woman conceived after in vitro fertilization/embryo transfer for primary malefactor infertility. At 7(3/7) weeks of gestation, only the embryo was aspirated without fluid. Delivery of a healthy infant at 35 weeks was successful.
CONCLUSION: Simple embryo aspiration under transvaginal ultrasonography guidance can be used in cervical heterotopic pregnancy.
CASE: A 35-year-old woman conceived after in vitro fertilization/embryo transfer for primary malefactor infertility. At 7(3/7) weeks of gestation, only the embryo was aspirated without fluid. Delivery of a healthy infant at 35 weeks was successful.
CONCLUSION: Simple embryo aspiration under transvaginal ultrasonography guidance can be used in cervical heterotopic pregnancy.