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Meanings of extrauterine gestation in English
Portuguese
gravidez ectopica 
Pregnancy resulting from gestation elsewhere than in the uterus.
Synonyms
Examples for "ectopic pregnancy"
Examples for "ectopic pregnancy"
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Heterotopic cesarean scar pregnancy is a rare, life-threatening form of ectopic pregnancy.
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All patients with progressing ectopic pregnancy meeting criteria for medical management were included.
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There was no way out-herectopic pregnancy was at imminent risk of rupture.
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Objectives: To evaluate fertility outcome after the expectant management of tubal ectopic pregnancy.
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Shortly after the referendum on abortion in 1983, I suffered an ectopic pregnancy.
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Mauriceau and de Graaf discuss in full extrauterine pregnancy, and Salmuth, Hannseus, and Bartholinus describe it.
2
Cooke cites an example of intrauterine and extrauterine pregnancy progressing simultaneously to full period of gestation, with resultant death.
3
Morisani describes a case of extrauterine pregnancy with tubal rupture and discharge into the culdesac, in which there was delivery by the rectum.
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Extrauterine Pregnancy.-Inthe consideration of prenatal anomalies, the first to be discussed will be those of extrauterine pregnancy.
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It contains data relative to 17 cases in which abdominal section has been successfully performed for advanced ectopic gestation with living children.
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Bouzal cites an extraordinary case of ectopic gestation in which there was natural expulsion of the fetus through abdominal walls, with subsequent intestinal strangulation.
Usage of extrauterine gestation in English
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Figure 4 shows combined intrauterine and extrauterine gestation.
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Jessop gives an example of extrauterine gestation in a woman of twenty-six, who had previously had normal delivery.
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Unfortunately, the mother succumbed after ninety hours, and in a month the intrauterine child died from inanition, but the child of extrauterine gestation thrived.