A Rare Case of Cornual Pregnancy – Diagnostic and Therapeutic Challenges in Cornual and Interstitial Pregnancies
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Emergency Medicine - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
A 29 years old female G7P2A4L2 with 7 weeks amenorrhea, presented to ED with h/o pain abdomen since 18-19 days, spotting 10 days back and bleeding per vagina since 3-4 hrs with expulsion of clots? fetal parts. USG in ED revealed bicornuate uterus with irregular gestational sac (5.4 weeks) without fetal pole or cardiac activity at right cornua, suggestive of incomplete miscarriage.
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Gurjit Kaur
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