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Meanings of tubal pregnancy in English

Russian
эктопическая беременность
Portuguese
gravidez ectopica
Spanish
embarazo extrauterino
Catalan
embaràs ectòpic
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Female reproductive system disease characterized by the implantation of the embryo outside the uterine cavity.

эктопическая беременность

Common type of ectopic pregnancy in which the extrauterine embryo implantation occurs in the Fallopian tube.

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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.
Emergency: wife lost and found
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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.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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Cooke cites an example of intrauterine and extrauterine pregnancy progressing simultaneously to full period of gestation, with resultant death.
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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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Usage of tubal pregnancy in English
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PMID: 17851702 We report a case of ruptured tubal pregnancy with massive life-threatening hemoperitoneum.
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Transvaginal ultrasonography showed an echogenic mass in the right ovary but failed to demonstrate tubal pregnancy.
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Abstract We assessed risk of tubal pregnancy associated with past use of an intrauterine device (IUD).
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Conclusion(s): This is a rare case of bilateral tubal pregnancy after the transfer of only two embryos.
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The Lensen team also looked at whether scratching affected the odds of having twins, a miscarriage or a tubal pregnancy.
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Worldwide, the incidence of nonruptured tubal pregnancy has increased, and so has the feasibility of conservative management of this condition.
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We conclude that extended past use of an IUD, including use of a copper device, increases the risk of tubal pregnancy.
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Among these long-term users of an IUD, risk of tubal pregnancy remained elevated for many years after the device was removed.
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A retrospective cohort study was set up to evaluate the effectiveness of conservative and radical surgery for tubal pregnancy towards subsequent fertility.
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Interpretation: In women with a tubal pregnancy and a healthy contralateral tube, salpingotomy does not significantly improve fertility prospects compared with salpingectomy.
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The couple said an earlier attempt at pregnancy failed when he developed a tubal pregnancy, resulting in surgery that removed his Fallopian tubes.
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We describe a situation where this resulted in an ipsilateral recurrence of tubal pregnancy which required emergency intervention and removal of the tubal remnants.
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Risk of tubal pregnancy associated with current IUD use was compared separately to that among users of various other (or no) contraceptive methods.
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Cases were 249 members of Group Health Cooperative of Puget Sound who experienced a tubal pregnancy between 1981 and 1986.
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In patients treated conservatively, there was only one spontaneous IUP in the period between 18 months and 3 years after the tubal pregnancy.
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Features associated with tubal rupture were then identified in 141 prospectively included patients with tubal pregnancy, including 30 with tubal rupture, in five hospitals.
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