Fertility and sterility · 1996
Selective embryo reduction in a heterotopic pregnancy using potassium chloride injection resulting in a hematosalpinx.
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Wright A, Kowalczyk C L, Quintero R, Leach R E
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To incorporate conservative management of a heterotopic pregnancy using injection of KCl into the ectopic pregnancy (EP).
DESIGN: A retrospective case report.
SETTING: A patient referred to an academic institution in the division of Reproductive Endocrinology, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, incorporating the ultrasound (US) and operating room facilities.
INTERVENTION(S): Using US as a guide, KCl was injected into the chorionic cavity of an EP.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Resolution of ectopic gestational tissue with resultant hematosalpinx requiring exploratory laparotomy. Uncomplicated prenatal course of intrauterine pregnancy.
RESULT(S): Injection of KCl into the chorionic cavity of EP resulting in resolution of gestational tissue but complicated by hematosalpinx in the fallopian tube.
CONCLUSION(S): Selective embryo reduction of a tubal heterotopic pregnancy remains a viable therapeutic option.
DESIGN: A retrospective case report.
SETTING: A patient referred to an academic institution in the division of Reproductive Endocrinology, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, incorporating the ultrasound (US) and operating room facilities.
INTERVENTION(S): Using US as a guide, KCl was injected into the chorionic cavity of an EP.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE(S): Resolution of ectopic gestational tissue with resultant hematosalpinx requiring exploratory laparotomy. Uncomplicated prenatal course of intrauterine pregnancy.
RESULT(S): Injection of KCl into the chorionic cavity of EP resulting in resolution of gestational tissue but complicated by hematosalpinx in the fallopian tube.
CONCLUSION(S): Selective embryo reduction of a tubal heterotopic pregnancy remains a viable therapeutic option.