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    Ectopic pregnancy

    Department of

    gynaecology and

    obstetrics

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    ovary

    Ampulla tubae uterinaeUterus

    firtilizedegg

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    Ectopic pregnancy

    .In ectopic pregnancy ,a fertilized ovum

    implants in an area other than the

    endometrial lining of the uterus

    Definition

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    Classification and Incidence 1 tubal >95%

    ampullary(55%),

    isthmic 25%),

    fimbrial(17%),

    interstitial(2%) 2.other(

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    TIME OF RUPTURE

    Rupture is usually

    spontaneous. .1.isthmic pregnancies

    at 6 to 8 weeksgestation,

    .2.ampullary pregnancies

    ruptute- at 8to 12weeks.

    .3.interstitial pregnancies are

    the last - at 12-16wesks

    .

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    EtiologyPathology Clinical situation

    Laboratory findings Special examinationsDiagnosis

    Differental diagnosis Treatment

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    Etiology .tubal factors

    Chronic salpingitis

    dysplastic or parafunctionalOviduct

    .ovarian factors

    Fertilized egg transmigration

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    Etiology .other factors

    Birth control failure

    psychentonia

    dyscrinism

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    Pathology little or no decidual reaction

    the trophoblast invades bloodvessels to cause local hemorrhage.

    bleeding

    ariasstrlla reaction--

    no trophoblastic cells

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    PathologyTubal abortion

    Rupture of tubal pregnancy

    Secondary abdominal pregnancy

    Persistent ectopic pregnancy

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    tubal abortion

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    EtiologyPathology Clinical findings

    Laboratory findings Special examinationsDiagnosis

    Differental diagnosis Treatment

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    Clinical findings SYMPTOMS A pain

    Pelvic or abdominalpainsubdiaphragmatic orshoulder pain

    pain can be

    unilateral orbilateral,localized orgeneralized

    .

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    B bleeding

    --- Abnormal uterinebleeding,usually spotting

    C amenorrhes

    About half of women with ectopicpregnancies have some spotting

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    D syncope

    Dizziness, lightheadedness, and or syncope

    E Decidual cast

    mistaken for products of conception.

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    2.signs

    A tenderness

    .Diffuse or localized

    abdomimal tenderness

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    .adnexal and /orcervical motiontenderness

    B adnexal mass

    Bimanual examination

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    EtiologyPathology Clinical situation

    Laboratory findings Special examinationsDiagnosis

    Differental diagnosis Treatment

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    Laboratory findings 1.Hematocrit-the hematocrit will

    vary depending on the patient

    population and the degree,if any,of intraabdominal bleeding.

    2.White blood count-the white

    blood count is variable ,and it isnot uncommon to see aleukocytosis

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    3.pregnancy test-the -HCG is positive invirtually 100%of ectopic pregnancies,

    however ,a positive test only confirmspregnancy and does not indicate whether itis intrauterine orextrauterine.

    -in normal pregnancy,HCG should doubleevery 2days. ectopic pregnancies have anormal serial

    titers,

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    Special examinations

    1.Ultrasound

    documenting the presence or absence of an

    intrauterine pregnancy

    The presence of an adnexal mass with an

    empty uterus

    .a tubal ring seen on ultrasound may

    represent an unruptured extopic

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    Sonography of gravid uterus

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    Ectopic pregnancy

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    .HCG titers and ultrasound complementone another

    An intrauterine sac should be visible by

    transvaginal ultrasound when the HCG Is

    approximalely 1000mIU/mL, when an

    empty uterine cavity is seen with a HCGtiter above this threshold, the patient is

    likely to have an extopic pregnancy.

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    an empty cavity is less of a concern when a

    HCG below the threshold is obtained,as this

    may be associated with an ectopicpregnancy, but may also be seen with an

    early IUP.

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    2.Laparoscopy

    it is still usefull,however, in certain

    situations when a definitive diagnosis is

    difficult,especially in the case of a

    desired,potentially viable intrauterine

    pregnancy when a DandC iscontraindicated.

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    3D and C

    May confirm or exclude intrauterine

    pregnancy in the case of an undesiredpregnancy.when chorionic villius arerecovered,the diagnosis of anintrauerine pregnancy is confirmed .

    on the other hand Ifonly decidua isobtained on D and C,ectopic pregnancyis highly likely.

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    5 culdocentesis

    free blood is presentin the abdomen may

    be useful in the

    diagnosis of

    intraperitomealbleeding

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    EtiologyPathology Clinical situation

    Laboratory findings Special examinationsDiagnosis

    Differental diagnosis Treatment

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    Diagnosis

    Clinical fingdings

    Pain bleeding amenorrhea

    Physical sign

    Tenderness

    adnexal/or cervix motion tenderness Adnexal mass

    Uterus changes

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    Sonography

    we could not see the gestation sac

    in the uterus cavity but it can befound outside the uteruscavityThere is fluidify in cul-de-

    sac of douglas

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    pregnancy test

    HCG is positive in some ectopic

    pregnancy case

    This is a useful index

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    Culdocentesis

    non-clotting blood is meaningful

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    EtiologyPathology Clinical situation

    Laboratory findings Special examinationsDiagnosis

    Differental diagnosis Treatment

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    Differental diagnosis

    Abortion

    Rupture of yellow body

    Acute appendicitis

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    EtiologyPathology Clinical situation

    Laboratory findings Special examinationsDiagnosis

    Differental diagnosis Treatment

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    Treatment

    1.expectant management

    because many ectopic pregnancy resolve

    spontaneously, it may be reasonable tomanage an asymptomatic, compliant

    patient expectantly if HCG titers are

    low()

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    2. surgical treatment

    .conservative surgery

    .A linear salpingostomy performed with a

    small(

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    3.emergency treatment immediate surgery is indicated when the

    diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy withhemorrhage is made .

    blood products should be available astransfusion is often necessary. There is noplace for co nservative therapy in ahemodynamically unstable patient.

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    MTX(methotrexae has been shown to

    destroy proliferatin trophoblast and may be

    effective in the mediclal management ofsmall,unruptured ectopic pregnancies in

    asymptomatic women

    .relative contraindications include an adnexalmass >=3.5cm or an extrauterine gestation

    with fetal heart motion

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