A REPORT ON A RARE CASE OF JUXTA INTERSTITIAL ECTOPIC PREGNANCY RUPTURE WITH MASSIVE HEMOPERITONEUM

Dr Darshana Shinde; Dr Alpana Singh; Dr Verabelly Malati

Volume : X, Issue : V, May - 2020

A REPORT ON A RARE CASE OF JUXTA INTERSTITIAL ECTOPIC PREGNANCY RUPTURE WITH MASSIVE HEMOPERITONEUM

Dr Darshana Shinde, Dr Alpana Singh, Dr Verabelly Malati

Abstract :

An interstitial ectopic pregnancy is a rare form of an ectopic pregnancy which is also considered dangerous when ruptured due to massive blood loss. It occurs in interstitial or intramural segment of the fallopian tubes. The diagnosis of interstitial pregnancy should be ascertained by ultrasonography. Depending on size, viability and condition of the patient management should be planned accordingly. Laporascopic management is considered ideal. Adequate suturing of uterine cornua could prevent risk of rupture for subsequent pregnancies. Minimizing blood loss during and after surgery is a priority. Here we present a case which had pregnancy inserted at junction of isthmus and interstitial part of uterus.