A case report of cervical ectopic pregnancy. Diagnosis and therapy

Grigoryan Narine Arazikovna, Galustyan Lusine Karenovna, Sargsyan Juliet Gurgenovna

In Russia, ectopic pregnancy miscarriage occurs in 1.13 cases per 100 pregnancies, or in 3.6 cases per 100 live births. The development of this pathology is facilitated by numerous adverse exo and endogenous environmental factors on the woman's organism. One of the most dangerous types of ectopic pregnancy is - the cervical pregnancy. Amongst the most issues in modern reproductive medicine, development and implementation of early diagnosis methods and organ-saving treatment methods are one of the most important. In this article, we give an example of a successful, in terms of maintaining reproductive function outcome of cervical pregnancy.

Keywords:Ectopic pregnancy, fetal egg, cervical pregnancy, gynecological diseases, Doppler ultrasound, uterine artery embolization, fertility.