atypical ectopic pregnancy
Atypical ectopic pregnancy generally refers to an ectopic pregnancy which occurs outside the fallopian tube.
Locations include:
- interstitial ectopic: 3% (often also termed cornual ectopic), also essentially a type of tubal ectopic
- cornual ectopic (<1%)
- ovarian ectopic: 0.5-1% (ovarian pregnancy)
- cervical ectopic: rare (or cervical pregnancy)
- scar ectopic: site of previous Cesarian section scar (rare)
- abdominal ectopic: rare (~1.4%)
Related Radiopaedia articles
First trimester of pregnancy
- first trimester
- ultrasound findings in early pregnancy
- confirming intrauterine gestation
- pregnancy of unknown location (PUL)
- first trimester vaginal bleeding
- ectopic pregnancy
- failed early pregnancy
- pregnancy of uncertain viability (PUV)
- miscarriage
- anembryonic pregnancy
- yolk sac abnormalities
- gestational trophoblastic disease
- subchorionic hemorrhage
- demise of a twin
- implantation bleeding
- early structural scan
- aneuploidy testing
Siehe auch:
- Extrauteringravidität
- cervical ectopic pregnancy
- ovarian ectopic pregnancy
- interstitial ectopic pregnancy
- cesarean scar ectopic pregnancy
- abdominal ectopic pregnancy
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