Obstetrics and gynecology · 2007
Pregnancy outcome after transcervical hysteroscopic sterilization.
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Hastings-Tolsma Marie, Nodine Priscilla, Teal Stephanie B, Embry Julia
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Hysteroscopic, transcervical sterilization involves placement of microinserts in tubal ostia. As with any contraceptive method, pregnancy can occur. This case reports the outcome when pregnancy occurred after microinsert placement.
CASE: A multiparous woman presented at 16 weeks of gestation. Hysteroscopic sterilization was performed 2 years earlier, although a postprocedure hysterosalpingogram was not done to verify tubal occlusion. The patient had a normal-term pregnancy. Postpregnancy hysterosalpingogram revealed both microinserts were embedded in the uterine fundus and myometrium.
CONCLUSION: This case demonstrates how pregnancy can occur after hysteroscopic microinsert placement and details how it might be avoided.
CASE: A multiparous woman presented at 16 weeks of gestation. Hysteroscopic sterilization was performed 2 years earlier, although a postprocedure hysterosalpingogram was not done to verify tubal occlusion. The patient had a normal-term pregnancy. Postpregnancy hysterosalpingogram revealed both microinserts were embedded in the uterine fundus and myometrium.
CONCLUSION: This case demonstrates how pregnancy can occur after hysteroscopic microinsert placement and details how it might be avoided.