To find out the incidence and risk factors associated with ectopic pregnancy at KRH, Gwalior

Volume : VII, Issue : VI, June - 2018

Dr Paribhashita Mishra, Dr Rajkishori Dandotiya

Objectives: 1) to study the parity, risk factors (including age) with patients presented with ectopic pregnancy.2) to identify the

features of ectopic pregnancy and outcomes of the cases.

Materials and Methods–: Ninety patients were admitted at KRH with the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy retrospectively

between January 2017 to December 2017 at Kamla Raja Hospital,Gwalior with delivery annually exceeded 7000. Age, risk

factors, parity, menstrual history of, history of ART, clinicalfeatures, blood transfusion, USG and surgery were the parameters

assessed.

Result–: Ectopic pregnancies between January 2017 to December 2017 accounted to Ninety cases. Age presented 18–35 years

mean 26.8. Prior ectopic pregnancy and tubal surgery were important risk factors. Classical triad of ectopic pregnancy was not

found in majority of the patients. A larger portion of the patients came with abdominal pain (93.3%) and amenorrhea

(84.4%).Commonest site of ectopic pregnancy was ampulla of fallopian tube. Laparotomy was most common performed

surgery.

Conclusion –: ectopic pregnancy causes .morbidity due to anaemia presentation and hemo peritoneum .Early identification of

risk factors and diagnostic tools help in reducing the time from presentation to response thereby reducing morbidity improve

reproductive outcome.